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Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05
CislO Is.

generalniho auditora Ralfa Ely e; "a po
zemkoveho komisafe r. f. Partridge; "a
generalniho pravniho zastupce Otto
Kirchnera; "a statniho skoldozorce III. S.
Turbella. Pfiata resoluce schvaluie
platformu kandidaty cincinnatske.
= Blaine Sc dplne pozdravil. Me-
moe mluvGiho Kerra Sc zhorsia.
Morrison, vddce demokraticke
vetsiny snemovne poslanc6, mel d.
kladnou rec, niz dokazal, ze zmenseni
spolkovJch vydaiG Jest nezbytne, name
Ii b6&n6 vydaje zem6spravy, droky ze
spolkov6bo dluhu pense vojak6m, vdo
vam sirotkdm fadne vyplaceti Jelikoz
ddchody zemsk6 znacn6 Sc ztencily, jest
spofivost nezbytna, iinak mas znacny
schodek nemine.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

Lupicsk 4 spolecnost. V okoli
stareho Sokola Rusku pfichazely Sc V
posledni dob6 loupezn6 vrazdy, aniz by
Sc bylo pfislo zlocincdm ma stopu. Mimo
to zmizelo n6koik osob beze stopy, tax re
celem okoli nikdo Sc neod vail "a noci
vyjit. As pred osmi dny vyloupen noci
poutnicky hostel Star6m Sokole, ktery
byl cetne navstevovan poutniky. mezi O.
lOupenymi vecmi nalezal Sc t6z ,,zazracny
obraz" ktery byl prave pficinou velkeho
navalu poutnikd do Sokola. Obyvatelstvo
neuvazovalo, proc ze obraz tax mad pfi-
rozenou moci nadany, Sc zlod6Im ukras-
ii nechal, ale rozhoreilo Sc proto, ze ukra-
denim obrazu poutnick6 misto pfitazli-
vost ono (obyvatelstvo) mnoh6 uzitky,
iez mn pontnici pfinaseli, ztratilo To roz
litilo obyvatelstvo ton merou, ze Sc ibned
vydalo po stope lupici doved6lo Sc ko-
necne, 5e one noci ttyfi muzove vozem
zastavili pred osamelou chatrci lese a
dali maitelce jeff podrzet kon6, naGez o.
desli ranu Sc vratili baliky. Dalsi
vysetfovani ziistilo, ze muzi oni byli "a
mOzni obCane re SokOIa. Prohlednuty
lined ieich byty nalezeny mich cetn6
pfedm6ty, pochazeiici loupeze chra
mu, jakoz n6ktere vtci, nalezeiici iedno.
mu re ztnizelych obtan1 Jakmile Sc lid
o tom dovtd6l, vynutil na polapenych zlo
cincich hroznymi mukami vyznani, kde
ostatni y6ci, iakoz i mrtvoly zavrazde-
nych Sc nalezaji Y jedne rokli nalezeno
pet mrtvol strasnt zohavenych. V pa
trani Sc pokracuie. Zlotinci byli ovsem
zatceni.
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ssrbska vOjna.


Nev6fili lsme zpravam vtrzenl Tur-
k1 do Srbska a 0 vitezn6m iich postupu
ku Kraguievaci Belehradu a NELL isne
dobfe. Die zprav Belehradu, datova.
nych dne 3. srppa, byl Turci ma srb-
sk6m 1zemi biti. Po bity6 u Pandroly
pfekrocily til tureck6 prapory 500 Ger
keza hranice srbske Srbsky veitel Ho
ratovi6 tvafil Sc, iakoby ustnpoval. Tur-
ci iei stihali a ebsadili jednu vesnici ma
planme. Y 1tery ale pfepadli Srbove
krone vseho madam Turky u pobili ie do
posledniho muze
L Cafihradu Sc zvestuje, ze Turci do
byli IL krusevace opevn6ne posice Srbli,
spdsobivSe Jim znaGne ztraty.
u Londyna zv6etuie Sc re dine 3. srpna .
Dopisovatel ,,Standardu' nalezaiici SO II
severovychodni arnady srbsk6, podava
zpravu krut6 bitv6 liz svedli Srbov6 ma
dolejsim Timoku Srboy6 tvrdi, ze DOLBY
Ii Izvor Ztraty ma obou stranach jsou
pry velmi znaGne. 400 ran6nfch dopra-
veno do ParaniGe Y Jagokine nalezs
Sc so ran6nych bez lekarsk6 pomoci.
Cernajevova armada naleza sc opevn6-
n6m lezeni mezi Dcligradem Alexin-
Gem. Dive hodiny zadech armady ma
lezaii Sc valy zdkopy Sc znacnou obsad-
kou. Knize Milan a minstr Ristic MALE
"a Sc belgrade.
Egyptsky mistokral, kteryz podleha
vlivu Aagli6and, posila stale pomocna
voska dela Turkhm. Parizs6y dop;so
yatel .Standardu' pise, ze iiz 1900 vol
ska a 10 Kruppovych del do Evropy Cd
tahlo ze jest6 1000 muzi "a krupo-
vEch del nasledovati bude.
% Dervis pasa pfitrhno pry Muchtaru pa
Sow 80 prapory Trebinii Ma pomoc.
General klimic, nacelnik stabu gen.
Zacha, Gemfel ma obdrzene rany. Zemfe-
" hrdina byl asi sedmkrate ran6n.
z Londyna telegrafuie Sc dne 4.:srpna:
4 kragujevace zvestuje Sc Standardu, ze
SrbovG velmi silna opevneni ma lev6m
bfehu Timoku drzi, jichz dobyti osudu
Krusevace rozhodne (?) Ahmet Ejub pa
ga pfitrhl sem %. Gee. armadou 35 pra.
porG a del silnou. On svcdl nekolik
llrutJch bitek Sc Srby. Po velikych ztra-
tach rozbili Turci KruSevace { y zrovna
naproti Srbdm sv6j tabor. z toho tele-
gramu zjevno jest, ze zpravy o tureckych
vit6zstvich, posledn6 DO sveta vyslane by
ly holy chyast.
Turetti dobrovolnici dopustili Sc We
Smyrn6 We trancouzske ctvrti muohych
nasilnosti. Poranil n6kolik osob a W.
drancovali vice kram6. Konsulove sli
lined Ike guvernerovi a zadali zadostiuci-
n6ni II odskodneni, coz jim guverner sli.
bill.
THrecka vlada hodla pustiti. 100000
Arabd t. j, zfanatizovanych divochi ma
kfestanske narody ma Balkane.
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Z ARKANSAS. Pan Gebhard "a
pdjcil nam dopis cd pfitele jeho p. j. V.
Doubka Little Rock Arkansas used
leho, k pouziti. z dopisu toho vyiima-
me:
my zde name tax straslive horko, ze
pri nejlepsi vail neni mozno pracovati,
totiz: kdyby prace byla. Posledni tyden
isem mel celku diva parry kalhot Wy :
delal jsem tsdy 8 $50. Vsak nest Pra
ce Ease pfijde, jen al tyto volby budou
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05
RUNE zpravy.

d. Republikanska konvence michi.
ganska ponavrhla nasledujici kandidat I:
ga guvernera G. M. Croswella; "a ma :
mestka jeho Alonza Sessionse; "a statni-
no sekretate, (. @. ID. Holdena; ga statni-
no pokladnika w. 3. Nc Creery.e; "a
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05
MOhOu Obdrzeti mista.

Nekolik inteligentnich mladik6, ktefi
Sc vyznali ceskem jazyku isou volni
pracovati, mohou obdrzeti mista, kdyz Sc
prihlasi v &. 40 Solon Str, cd s do 9 bod.
pondeli rano, .iakoz po cely tyden.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05
OZnalneni.

Cteni pfatel6 zakaznici moi:
Prosim navstivte mne pfesv6dGte Sc o
mem vybornem rozsahlem skladu jar
mich = slippersd pro pani, slecny dit
ky. Taktez
Velky vyber marokkoyych zapinacich
a snerovacich botek kazdeho druhu;
Ruci Sc, ze kdo koupi Sc zbozim uplne
spokojen bude. - Vsecka spravka vyko-
ma Sc dokonale. Nasi 6esti d6lnici budou
poteseni, budouli moci krajanGm SWIM
poslouziti.
Taktez prodavam vseho druhu muzske
a chlapecke boty a perka (poloboty) tele-
CT a skopove, vesmes pod cenou, abych
x&sobu svou spise vyprodal. S uctou
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

Zebrak vatikansky Papez
pry ie resmirn6 chudy, pisi papezske Ii :
sty, ien ably vefici ponoukli k hoinejsim
pfispevk6m. Chudoba jeho musi byti o.
vsem velice elika, kdyz mize DAFT po-
kftene zidovce $4,000 frankG vena, iako
utinil nedavno. Zachranena duse adov-
ska ma podle toho $4,000 frankH ceny.
Eide "a obfezani kfestana tax velkou su-
mu neplati.
Nuz, tax naklada papezsky zebrak,
kteryz iak znamo zalafnich sklepich
vatikanskych ma shnil6 slam6 upl, pene
ri, iez dlisni knezsti vydfiduchoyt sluz-
kam tovarysim vylakali.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

SAM CARY, zufivy papirom6nec,
kteryz Y loni svJmi fanatickymi ,,spice.
mi" Q pentzni otazce proslul, pfiial nomi
naci "a mistopreSidenta vedlc Petra Coo.
pera, jejz jak znamo papirom6nci "a sve-
no kandidata presidentstvi ponavrhli.
Byf bychom zasady nahledy muze
toho nesdileli, musime nicmen6 uznati,
ze Jest pfesv6dceni sv6mu v6rn9isi, nez
celia fada papirom6neckych demokratd,
ktefi oni pro Intact horlili, letos ale Sc
zapalem kovom6nce Tildena podporuii.
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

ohromnym prodejem "a minul6ho tydne,
jehoz jsme snizenim cen byli docfili, bu.
deme pocinaie
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05

odbyty. Lde jest nyni gelmi zv0. Mesto
nase jest sidlem vlady, TAX zvane ,,capi-
tol" tn neslysis, nez samou politiku.
Kan Sc podlvas, vsude stoji houfce lidu
pohromade, a ty vedou politiku. N6kdy
Sc shadaji ano servou nezfidka j noze
a revolvery taseny byvaji. Jest to zde
je5t6 hodn6 divok6, a6 .nikoli TAX, jak to
jest6 pred malo lety byvalo ia sam Sc
do polltky nnoho nepletu. AG tu name
repnblikansk6 zrizeni yladni, jest lie po
l;tice pfedce jen mnoho sidby taskaf.
stvi. Pfkladn6 sousednim Missouri
vladne strana demokraticka a co tam
maiH Hanba vypisoyat. Zde vladla
dlouha leta strana republikanskd kan
pfivedla stat, Arkansas Jest vybornJ
stat, vsak pres vsecko pfirozen6 bohatstvi
ieho pfivedla jci ylada tech lupicd ma
mizinu, pfisel bankrot Jest6 guverner
Baxter zkazil ropublikandm eich oueet,
uchraniv statu pet miion6, kter6z by jist9
bezednych kapsdch republikanskych
zlodtjd byly 2mizely. Nyni vladnou de
mokrat6. Kan ii to pfivedou, ukaze do
ba. Nekradouli, neni to nepochybne je-
itch vina; republikan6 nechali Jim totiz
prazdn6 pokladny mad to jeste dluhy,
t6zko tedy brat nenfli kde a ceho.
0 statni yolb6 vim jiste, ze dam hlas
svGj pro kandidata demokratickeho. Vim,
ze general Bishop, cd republikand navr-
zeny, jest rovn6 feceno ,,zlod6j." Znam
no osobn6. V presidentske volbe nevim
dosud jak SO zachovam: Rad bych hla-
soval pro dobreho kandidata. Il novin
Glov6k nemaze zmoudret. Ten nahled
nesdilime. Odkud by vdbec lid6 mou.
dfeli, nell novin? Bez tech tapali by
We tmach. Noyiny jim sviti ma cestu,
nGkdy tfebas sv6tlem blikayym - ale
pfodce ien sv6tlem. Poz, red.) Repu
blikanske nadavaji Tildenovi, denokra.
tickle IIayesoyi. Die m6ho nahledu ne
budou oba "a mnoho stat. (Trochu ne
pfedlozenG proneseny nahlcd Red) ia
bych byl nejradtii yid6l J. L. Adamse z
Massachusetts navrzenGho. Jest on po-
radnY a poctivy muz. Il my bychom
byli dali pfednost Adamsovi nebo Bristo
wow. Ale 6lovek mini. politikaf m6ni
Red)
S dychtiyosti ocekavam vzdycky ctvr
tex, nobof pride ,,WestIichc Post" re St.
Louis. Dychtim po pot6siteInych zpra-
vach bojist6 iihoslovanskeho, v6t5inou
Sc zarmoutim, nebot muslin Cisti ien
samych porazkach Srbd a Cernohorct.
Neni take divu, kdyz jedin6 Rusko vyji-
MAZE, celia Europa Jest prot MIN. A tax
Sc boiim, ze asi zt6zka okoyi Sc Wy
rvou. (Kdyby pan Doube1, jak Sc ma u
v6dom6l6ho Cecha slasi, odbiral ,Pokrok'
kteryz pfinasi nejcorstvGsi nejzevrub-
neisi zpravy valce ma Balkant, nem6l
by tolik pficiny k zarmutku. Rcd) Go
mne Sc tyce, nebyl jsem nikdy pfitel yo
jakd yojny, ale kdyby bylo MONA 5 to.
LEM dust pomahal bych Slovanim. Nesel
bych do Srbska ami do Bulharska. ale do
Ruska a zde bych narod podpaloval
svate valce proti mosleminu A jsem
pfesvedcen, ze by brzo slovansky prapor
8 mesity cafihradsk6 zavlal nayzdor bi.
blafskemu poboznnstkarsk6mu Anglic-
ku - rakouskemu Frantoyi.n
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Official paper Of the city.
Move OZllamky.
Ma rOhu
Broadway u WOOdlandav.

(Naproti vychodnimu vchodu do jlstfed.
niho trzistt)
Pokrok. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-1878, 1876-08-05
TURECKE UKRUTNOSTI V BUL.


HAkSKU. Podali jsme jiz obsirnou zpra-
WI noyin DAILY News dnes doplnuieme
il lednou zpravou novin Times Zpra-
vodaj pise: ,Pokud tyte Sc hrlz, jichz
jevist6m byla posud jest tato druhdy
kvetouci zelne, zasilam YAM list, pochaze-
jici cd muze, ktery jest dobfe zpraven a
iehoz nestrannOst y6rna ptichylnost k
tureck6 Wade ziist6na made vsi pochybu.
Nam "a to, ze jest nejvyse dilezito, n
by veci tyto staly Sc pfedmetem pfisneho
yysetfovani a poddny byly ma v6domost
vsem narodGm vzdelanym. Ustfedni Via
da snad nedala rozkaz, ably neozbrojeny
lid venkovsky byl vrazden, avsak ona
jest Primo zodpov6dna "a tyto zlocny, po
nevada nich vi netini niceho, ably iich
zabranila; pon6vadz nafidila odzbrojeni
veskereho bulharsk6ho obyvatelstva a pax
ozbrojiti dala Cerkezy basibuzuky a
pustila je ma bezbranne osady. Co Chill
tito divosi. l. Vice nez sto bulharskych
vesnic bylo pobofeno, ac bylo jen pet neb
sest osad podezfeni, re SO uGastni revo-
lucniho hnuti. 2. Aspoh $4,000 bez.
brannych osob bylo chiadnou krvi porr
bano. Y tureckych noyinach cafihrad
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OhIaSeni.

Pan Voitech Zmena jest zadAn, aby
mne navstivil.
K. Hessenmiller.
B. srpna,H1S76.
Cleveland, O.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-12-13
Queen of Madagascar.

The proclamation below shows what this pious
queen is doing for the cause of temperance in her
dominions. Is it not strange, and proof too of
the value of Foreign Missions, to think that a
country so lately heather one, may give US les
son in sound morality?
81, RanOvalOmaujaka, by the grace of God and
will of my people q Ieen Of Madagascar, defender
say to you, my tjscts. God has given me this
land and kingdom, and concerning the rum, oh |
my subjects, you and | have agreed that it shall
not be sod IN AntaDanarlvo or in the district in
which 1t was agreed il should not be sold Imerina
the central PROVINCE Therefore | remind you of
this again, because the rum does harm to your per
sons, spends your possessions In vain, harms your
wives and children, makes foolish the wise makes
more foolish the foolish LITERALLY, gives heart to
the foolish, and causes people not to fear the laws
OF the kingdom, and especially makes them guilty
before God.
All this shows the ruin to be bad thing to
have at Anlananarivo, for at night under it's in.
haence) people 90 about with clubs to fight, and
they fight each other without cause and stone
each other; therefore, why do you love it, oh nv
people2 But | tell you that trade in good things.
by which you can earn money, makes me very glad
indeed, Oh my people. This, then, is what saw
to you, oh my people: if you trade in rum or en-.
ploy people to trade in it, here 10 Antanansriyo,
or in the district spoken of above, then according
to the laws which were made formerly, l consider
you to be guilty, because | am not ashamed to
make laws in my kingdom which shall do you good
Therefore, tell you that if there are people who
break my laws then | must punish them. Is not
this so, oh my people? Says Ranovaomapiaka,
q 1een OF Madagascar, August 8th, 1876"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-12-13
WITH POWER.

Capernaum shared much. of the Saviour's
presence, for he was there nearly two years
Of his public ministry. During that minis
try therefore his home was with that people
through a longer period than in any other
place. Though called city, it was in fact
poor Insignificant fishing town. Yet our
Saviour says it was exalted to heaven. -
This was 50 because it was by his presence
and miracles, and teaching of the Son of
God. What strange, mysterious power
there was in that teaching. It was not the
jargon of the Scribes, full of obscurites, and
often of absurdities such as have come down
to Us through the literary remains of their
Rsbbis; but was clear, within the compre-
hensiOn of his hearers. It was practical,
and had an authority, both as TO matter and
manner, they had never before felt 1t was
the language and manner of one who knew
and felt what he said. Hence " tkey were
astonisbea at his doctrine, for his ,cora ,Oas
t0it4 pOwsr
We are not told what he taught but we
have specimen of his teaching few days
before, when he was at Nazareth and in the
Synagogue, when he said, 1.-THE Spirit of the
Lord God is upon me, because he hath
AnOinted me to preach the gospel to the
poor" He had the words Of eternal life, 3"
snd his enemies being the judges, never
man spake like this man.
" They were al astOnis6ed" O1e of the
first emotions produced by the Word of G1d,
when it enters the mind of sinner, is as
Constituent. Everything seems 80 wOader
full. Old things are passing away, all things
are becoming new. Not that the things then
selves are new, but the perception and ex
perienee of them are. The sun had been
shining since the creation, but the blind man
never saw it till his eyes were opened, and
therefore it was new to him.
His poord ,oas ,oiH powsr. L was the
power Of attraction, not the power Of com
pulsiOn. 1t was not the power of mere rea
sOning. It was the power of holy ruth,
plainly, earnestly preached by holy nan
by the Holy One, and accompanied BY the
power of a divine influence.
But the Word of God is still "with power
in the earth. The Saviour when departing
to heaven promised this; eye shall have
power from on high" Add how splendidly
that gospel proved itself "the power of God
unto salvation, let the lives of the apostles
attest. Is it not so even at this very day
Amid all the prevsilig forms of iniquisy and
scepticism, never has the Word of the living
God been so widely circulated, so much
studied. Let the ministers of Christ take
courage and bind themselves anew TO the
work Of preaching this g everlasting gospel
with hOler zeal, with all holy simplicity
and bOldness. The promise stands now as
true and as comforting as it ever was" He
that gOst6 forth and s0espetd, bearing pre-
cio1ss seed, shall doubtless come again rejoie-
iag, bringing has sheauss goith him..
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-12-13
The Tables Turned.

The Pittsburg Presbyterian Banner says: "Itis
wonderful with what self complacency some people
can write. DE-. Alvah HoVey writes in the October
number of the Baptist Quarterly. A church that
practices infant baptism. grsvltates naturally to-
ward belief IN baptsmsl regeneration; but if it
stops short OF this great error, it is in danger of
considering all persons baptized in infancy as mem
bers in part of the Church to which their parents
belong. By restricting baptism to those who give
evidence Of piety, this dagger is also Stunned as
efectualy as it can be in our imperfect state and
by Offering the communion to none but those who
have been baptized on profession of their faith the
importance Of Christian baptism as an act of per-
sona obedience is still further emphasized and the
piety of the Church is still further guarded That
is skilfully done, but concerning it three questions
arise III Will DR.. Hovey state what is the precise
ecclesiastical status according to his view, Of those
Christians denied the communion because they do
not agree with him on the sui 13ct of baptism. (2)
Is there not good degree of egotism in assuming
that the high and close fence Baptiss, however ex-
ceent they may be, are the most pious people
81 Has DR.. Hoyey ever heard OF the " Hard Shell
Baptists?" Is not baptism with them somewhat
akin to bsptismal regeneration IF not the very
thing itself? Did they not 'gravitate," although
the hardest kind of sticklers for adult baptism and
baptism by immersion?
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-12-13
"THE LEGALITY OF NON-EPISCOPAL
ORDERS"

Such is the title of pamphlet which has
come to hand, and which bears the author
ship Of "John NJ Patton" Il will be re
membered that Col. Patton offered resolu-
ton in the last Council of the Episcopal
Church Of Virginia, meeting in Alexandra,
which resolution affirmed the validity of non
Episcopal ordinations. This paper was laid
on the table, various members declaring,
among other reasons, that it affirmed only
what all sssented TO, and was therefore not
needed Col. Patton published his speech
in a pamphlet, and reply of several articles
cOntrOverting ais position, appeared in the
SOaSthsra ChWreImQa from Rev. Mr. Greaves,
of Albermarle, We. To this COL Patton
sent reply which the editor published in
mutilated form. A rejoinder from Mr..
GreaVes was published in the columns Of the
same journal, containing q challenge to Col.
Patton " to produce written lew or Ordi,
nance Of the Church" admitting non Episco.
pal clergy to the cure of souls. But it seems
that the Southern ChUrehmaR, after allowing
Mr.. Greavss to publish this challenge, did
not think it proper to allow Col. Patton to
meet it; so his article was positively refused
place in the paper. Hence the pamphlet
before US. The author, after brief state
ment of the unjust manner Jas he cOnceiVes)
in which he had been dealt with, publishes
the second article which was rejected, and
that part of TIE first which was omitted.
AS to any questions of mutual rights be-
tween editor and correspondent we have
nothing here to say. But the discussion it.
self belongs to the public. The position
taken by Col. Patton pertains to the whole
Commonwealth Of Israel" If the ordiua
ton and ministry of nOn-Episcopalan de
nominations is not valid, then they are
alien" from the Commonwealth, and as to
any good ecclesiastical standing they are so
cieties having no hope" Oar convictions
of truth, and our sympathies are of course
warmly With COL Patton. He has shown
that the validity of our ministry is denied in |
tie Episcopal Church, and he has also abun.
dainty shown that in this denial they contra
diet the teachings of the standards of the
English Reformation, and of its Reformers.
There is 50 much good reading in this reject
ed article that we are under the impression
many of our readers would ike 70 share in
the pleasure of seeing it. They will there
fore fad it in another column.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1876-12-13
This was what Col. Patton resolution in the last
Council originally claimed, and it is submitted,
that has been fully proved.
Ootober 3lst, 1876.
Fon THE Central PRESBYTERIAN.
The Earnest Worker Revived.


desire to give notice to the Church, through
the columns of our public journals, that the joint
issue Of the Gospel Soagey oy the Board of Publ
cation of the Reformed Church and the Executive
Committee Of Publication will be Discontinued after
the present year. This action hiss been taken by
the brethren Of the Reformed Church for two rea-
sons: lst They found that the loss of subscribers
in their own Church, on account of this arrange
meat with us, had not more than been made up by
the subscribers whom VIC furnished so that in this
respect there vas no gain iroN the joint publica.
hon' y. They needed an organ as method of
communication between their various Boards and
the churches. This organ the Sotoer formerly had
been, and they now wish the Gospel SoUer to be-
come.
The joint publication of the Cl,ldreas Friend
will be continued for the next year. Our relations
have been entirely pleasant and our official cores
pondence and intercourse have been Of the most
agreeable kind
The Committee of Publication will therefore re.
vive the EtaeSt Worker but will issue it only every
ther week, This change in the frequency of its
issue has been made in Difference to the expressed
wish OF some of our brethren taken at the time Of
the starting of the Cos 1eeoaer. The Synod of
kentucky particularly passed unanimous resolu.
ton urging that course, with the belief that it
would largely increase its circulation. Moreover,
the strugency of the times makes it important that
our Sabbath Schools should have their facilities
furnished them at the cheapest rate possible
Many, however, still prefer the weekly issue of the
paper at double the rates which we now propose to
charge If sufficient number of subscribers re.
quest it the Committee are ready to crafty them
by issuing weekly edition in addition to the reVu-
lar issue every other week. The terms of the Ear
nest Worker issued every other week will be 60
cents to single subscribers or so cents in packages
OF 4, or more TO one address.
The Lesson papers will be continued, but will be
printed so that not more than one lesson shall be
on single slip. The terms will remain the same,
viz. 50 per hundred, or at that rate
By order of the Committee.
Il L. BAIRD,
Secretary Of Publication.
Deceg1lec I'M 1915