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The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1876-10-26
Pork as an Article of Food,

IT we examine the case from an I'm.
partial and unbiased standpoint, and
divest all that has been said against
pork and porkers from everything
that is >imaginery or not true, and take
the fanatacism, the idiosyncraises,
and the ignorance of those lecturers
and writer's for simply that which they
deserve, we shall find, first, that pork
is not contemplate, useless, un-
wholesome article of food and man
who has to do hard days work, and
has to eat his bread In the sweat Of
his face, does by no means despise it,
but prefers it very often to the
choicest beef or mutton. This is but
natural, for pork furnishes more, al.
most, than anything else, not only Of
the elements required to support the
respiratory process, but also those
which are principally needed by the
organism of laboring man to repair
the continual organic waste Of mate.
rial, as modified and increased by hard
labor. 1t is true, pork can be too fat,
or too badly served or prepared by the
cook, to be tasty, even to the palate Of
a workingman but so can beef and
mutton, and everything else, as can
be found out very easily in certain
boarding.houses. Neither is pork so
very unsubstantial an article of food
as some of those writer's and lecturers
are anxious to make us believe. While
the body of almost every other domes.
ticated mammal contains betweee. 63
and IS per cent. of water, the body OF
fat pig contained, according to the
analysis made in the royal Agricultural
College, at Eldena, in Prussia, only
45.3 per cent, and the remainder, the
water.free substance, contained 20.1
per cent. of protein substances, I'LL
per cent. of fat, and per cent. Of
mineral substances. 1t is true that
pork is not 50 rich in nitrogen as beef.
for instance but it is not nitrogen
alone that is required for food.
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And in accordance with law and an order Of
OF the Board Of Directors. made on the first
day Of December, 1878, so many shares Of each
parcel Of said stock ~ may be necessary will
be sold ct public auction, at the Office OF the
Company, No. 419 California street San
Francisco, California. on Tuesday, the
8th day Of February, 1875, at the hour Of
linquent assessment thereon. together with
costs Of advertising and expenses Of the sale.
CHAs. E. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Ofilce-Room 49, No. 400 California street.
Sen Francisco, California. jals-td
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L o ST.!
L o s +.

L o s T.
CHECKS OF RAYMOND b ELY MINING
~ Company, lost or stolen from the mails
that left Phoebe December 3lst. 1875: No. 1859,
SIG; No lSs1s, 500; No lS776, Sll6; No lSssS,
sos so; No 1s649. Sl22; No 1lOss $50; No 1855.
SlS2 IS; No lAOs5, sSS3 IS; No l4O5s, 50; No
1880. $l70; No 1859. &S6 50; No lAOlB. si22; No
iS79s, $40; No 1889. $lS7 as; No 1901, Sl22;
no No iao6i' siaS; No l4ose. $50; No lAoss, $500;
1854, Sl16; No 1927, STA; No lSa52. S,oA; No
iSsOS. $l0t; No 1878, 500. No ll0s6, Sl2s 10; No
lSSI6, $40; No 1879, 500; No 1880, SIG; No
!oSs2. SID; No l%057, $40; No lS70o, $40, No
~ sso1 ,lo US, 20 No i4o,s SIT 81 No 1910 4S2
zig; No 1902. $500; No ls727. SIG; No 1882.
~: :M No is2s, $40 No 1880. si; No issaS
= 4. J. Blair. Superintendent. on Alps Mining
VIM. II. Dolm.n. on Wells, Fargo L Co.. San
Francisco: No COS. 500
:. =. Rice, Agent, on Wells. Fargo / Co., San
francisco: No 100, $63 as; No 18S, SllA rs; No
a ~, sso Soi No $780, SASS 90; No sol. Sal 20; No
". =. Grimm. on Wells. Fargo Co., San
isa No as. sass as; No lS7. $40; No
y v. Oluts. on Bank Of California, San Fran.
c c No $50, Ssl rs; No sl7, $500: No 9S2,
AZ 70 sSs sS u.s.; No ss1 ~, No ~. sics
yen shares Of Yellow Jacket, name Of Jas h.
Latham Co., Trustees; certificate No lolo9. tan
snsree yellow Jacket. name Of Jas II. Latham
= 20. Trustees; certificate No SIN. twenty shares
2s1A7 ten shares ophir Mining Company stock.
Tsnssss has been stopped on stocks and Pay.
ment on checks.
STATE BANK OF NEVADA.
ny. ". WAIoHr, Manager. jle-tf
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NOTICED.

A IL PERSONS KNOWING THKNsELyrs
"A indebted to J. Myers : Bro. VIII plesss
eo@e forward and settls their accounts immedi.
o9ely, othsrviss eli accounts rsmsinina unsst.
Nd on the nrst dsv Of January, lo7e, VIII b
nleeed u the hands Of IN oficer for collection.
alJ-0 ]. MYERS BRO,
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LoeHo u but enc Job Once In
eaoehe-s-ehat ~ The Record.
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SheriR's Sale.

1880 80 = bS8S4O0
DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out Of the District Court in and for the
county OF Lincoln, State Of Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for . Judgment rendered
IN said Court. on the 18th day Of October, A. D,
1875, In favor OF VIM. II. Ellis, and against the
HUM and Hunt Silver Mining Company, for
the sum OF three hundred and ffty-eieFft;S3 100
gold coin dollars debt, together with two hun
dred and sixty-four gold coin dollars, tax costs.
and all sccruing costs and interest, / have lev.
led ON the following property. to wit:
All the right, title and interest in and to the
mine known a. the HUM and Hunt Silver Min
ing Company's mine, situated and located in
Ely Mining District, Lincoln County. Nevada;
also the house and building on said mine, one
engine and boiler reels and the shafts, tun.
nels, drifts, slopes and all the appurtenances
thereunto appertaining or belonging.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the ed Day Of November.
A. ID. 1875,
said HUM and Hunt 8. NJ. Co in and to the
above described property, at the Courthouse
door, In Lincoln county, at 10 O'Clock M, at
pubic auction, for cash in hand, to the highest
and best bidder, to satisfy said execution and
all costs and interest in gold coin.
Dated Phoebe, Oct. 10Th, 1875.
A. FIFE, Sheriff,
BY G. W. BnpsALL. Deputy Sheriff.
o13-td
Postponement.
Thu. above sale is hereby postponed until
Friday. November 10th, 1875, at same
hour and place.
Dated Phoebe, November Q, 1875.
A. FIFE. Sheriff,
By g. BnpsAIL. Deputy Sheriff
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DELINQUENT SALES.

Phoebe Silver Mining Company..-
coin county. Ecvsds; Notice. =
There IL delinquent upon the following des-
cribed stock. on account Of assessment mo. III
levied on the first day Of December, 1878.
the several amounts Get opposite the names Of
the respective shareholders. a. follows.
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT HAVE TIN
4 day leased to J. n. CunTn the Free Corral
Main street. Mr.. Curtis viii b found Al ths
old stand In the Hay and Grain trade, and viii
Pay esrict attention TO all business pertaining
70 eeueral custom and feed depot.
Al persons indebted 70 the late arm Of Boone
: Doiman and TO VIM. H. Dolman are rsqusstsd
70 make settlement without dslay.
oetQpsr 10. ISIS.
SedeH WIN. H. DoLNAN.
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TO the Unfortunate,
NEW REMEDIES NEW REMEDIEsi
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENSARY

AyO. cas- KEARNY STREET. COR.
N NER Commercial, San Francisco, k1
Private entrance on Commercial street. SH
Established In 1854, for the treatment Nv
Of Sexual and Seminal Disease, such
- 0onorrhea. elect. Structure Syphilis n M m
forms, Seminal Weakness, Impotency, ETC.. etc.
Skin diseases Of years standing. and liberated
Legs. etc.. successfully treated.
DIR. 0lBBON has the pleasure Of announcing
that he has returned from visiting the princins7
Hospitals Of Europe, and has resumed practice.
The Doctor has spared neither time nor money
In seeking out new remedies and has returned
with increased facilities for alleviatine human
Seminal weaknesa
Seminal emission Ia consequence Of se,f
abuse. This solitat. vice, or deprsved sa1n.i
indulgence. 10 practiced by the Youth Of both
sexes TO an almost unlimited extent. nroduciro
with unerrlng certainty the following train 81
morbid symptoms, unless combatted by scien-
tho medical measures, Wis: Eallow countepance.
dark spots under the eyes. pain in the head ring
ing In the ears. noise like the rustlina Of leave.
or rattltng Of chariots, uneasiness sbout ths
icin.. weakness Of the limbs. confused vision.
p. cionssa in,sl,sos, loss Of confidence difdsnos
soquaintances. disposition to shun society.
loss Of memory, pimples and various eruptions
about the lace. hectic Pushes. furred tongue.
scssid breath. coughs. consumption, night swests.
b mot obtained you should apply immedistei is.
either In person or by letter. and have ! cuys
enected BY his new and scientific mode Of treat
ing disease. which never fails Of efecting auicf
Cured 1t Homo.
Persons at distance may be CURED Az
HOME. BY addressing . letter to Dr.. Gibbon
stating case, eymptoms, length Of time the ala
Ssss ~ con e and have medicine promptly
any part Of the country. with full and plain d.
rections for use. HA''A ui-
Persons writing to the Doctor will please state
the name OF the paper they see this adyertiss.
BY enclosing 80 In coin in 4 reaistarsd ,s,..,
through the Postofhce. orthrough Wells. Fareo 4
o.. package Of medicine WIN be forvasS.S
10 any part Of the Union.
AZ communiostions strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Addreaa, DR.. \ GypI0I
oAAy BOZ 1857, Han Francisco, Cal
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WANTED.

A PARTNER WITH %, 900. FOB ~
IA ticulars, inquire at the RocoRD 0yy1fH
au17-tf
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n 0TICE.

4 IL STATE AND COUNTY TAXES FOR
IA the Ascal year 1876 are now due and psys.
be, and the law IN regard to their collection
viii b strictly enforced.
MILES CULLEN.
TREASURE Lincoln County. Nevada, and *
oGAcio Tax Receiver.
Phoebe, New, October 18th, 1875.
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, 1876-05-14

There was prayer-meetlng at the Marrowfats,
the other night, and things went along quite
merzily until Arta1er1es asked his father who
Was the author Of the hymn commencing;
THERE'S time to cuss and time to pray.
Although the old man took him I'D into tne
fourth story, his howls were sufficiently audible
to embarrass the work Of salvation In the par
lor,
The pastor Of an independent church IN Ne7a-
da took occasion before his sermon to observe
that complaints had been made to him reflect
ing upon the integrity Of unknown persons AZ
tending divine service in that temple, anu
added: .....,
s1K any Of these ptckpockets are present noT,
may the Lord smite 'em right where they arc =
Thcreupon some twenty or thirty niempets ~
the congregation in good standing promptly
dove under their seats.
The Danbury Neacs man Is an usher IN one OF
the Danbury churches, and on observing gen
tleman como in with a lady he always whispers: !:
"Ma1iedl" II the gentleman says yes tue
usher seats the two as best he can, even II II y
five rods apart II the answer be III me nega-
tive, he gets both Of them In one pe% ne has
to split some one in two to do It. rive Yeals
ago be was 50 Kicked by an indignant Young
swain whom he inconsidcrately separated 11on
his adianced, that he has never forgotten II.
A Quaker having married for his wife mem
ber Of the Church of England, was asked, aser
the ceremony, by the eerg{ma1 f9r MS Sea Zee
which he said was crown. The Qoakef, aston-
fshed at the demand, said II he could De anoWn
Spy tet In scIp%uTe which RloTeo tRe 1a W
, 1876-05-14
THE REAPER MISSION.
ITS CONDITION.

10 the EDITOR qf 1he 1f3ox'5.
CHICAGO, May 11.-ln your paper OF Monday
lust you gave an account Of the total destruc-
tion Of the building in which the Reaper Mis-
sion and School On Twenty street held
its meetings Having been In charge for some
time Of that school, We ask your permission to
present its condition to your readers.
The Mission is the only Protestant church and
school in population Of about 10 00o- Large FAC
tories ore all around It, and It Is the only place
tbcreabouts where the children and people can
secure religious instruction. 4 very worthy
man, although poor, started the Mission TWO
wears ago. aided by the contributions o. his
friends, and in similar manner it has been
since Supported. The school now numbers
about ESQ children, and 3 church is organized
under the care Of very faithful friend.
This calamity has destroyed the organ, the
hooks, and the furniture Of the school; and the
parties themselves who originally paid for these
things are unable to do more, at present. than
they have done Il their ability was only equal
to their will, no one would be appealed to to
help In what they consider great privilege to
any one. But they arc now compelled to ASK
any OF YOUR readers to contribute any amount,
however small, which will be thankfully re-
ceiyed by the undersigned.
We refer to the Rev. Mcssrs. Parkhurst7 Axtell,
Adams, and others, and as to the use which may
be made OF their money, We ask them to come
by and by and see for themselves We hope to
build q permanent, cheap building. Your obe-
dent servants, W. >. lEAPLEIoN,
Room 16 Merchants Building.
". B. MOORE
, 1876-05-14

E9sang saSI.ss: aeS to as aaks sA H. m"ss ssi Il
ss v E sasns RssR ssa: viii
morning and evening in the Westminster Church.
corner Of West jackson and Peoria streets. Morn
Ing: ''The Right Observance Of the Sabbath"
Tho Rev. Jacob Post will preach At the Ger
man Church. corner Noble and West Eric streets,
2ss T Rev. ssd 3s@ee &.ssgasa ansss p;s.eh
morning and evening in the Scotch Church, cor
ner Of sangamon and Adams streets Evening
''rS @TSe Rev. s. d. Walker will preach of the Re-
union Church, on West Fourteenth near Throop
street. this morning and evening:
Tie Rev. Charles E. Robsnson, OF NeF OIL,
will preach at the Fourth Church, corner Rush aud
Superior streets, at lO:45 a. m. and 7.45p.m-
usIvERsALrsT.
The Rev. Dr. Rsde5 I'll preach ths %ota1ns
tecnth and Eighteenth streets. No evening ser
The Rev. Sumner Ellis breaches this morning
In the Church Of the Redeemer, corner Washington
and Saugamon atreeta. Subject: 1.-THE judgment
Day"
NEW yERusALEM.
The. Ref DR.. Hbbard will preach at the New
Church Hall corner Prairie avenue end Eighteenth
street, at IL d. m. and at the Temple, corner a
Ogden ayenne aud West Washington street, as :ao
p n-
The Rev. Edward Beifour will preach gs Tho
Evangelical Church, corner Erie and North Dear.
born streets, at II o'clock m- and 7:3o p m-
CHRISTIAN.
The Rev. Knowles Shaw will predch morning and
evening at the First Church corner Indiana agenue
and Twenty fifth street.
AT ; o'clock this afternoon he will ptcach tn
Campbell Hall corner OF West Van Buren, street
and Campbell avenue.
MISCELLANEOUS
The Rev. William Rayc1in will preach at half
past O'Clock this afternoon In the Harrison Street
Chapel. corner of Paulina street: Subject. :" The
Two Nations"
Disciples Of Christ meet atsNo. 2229 West Ran
d0lph street ut p. m.
Mrs. Cora L, V. Tappan, the trance speaker,
will lecture before the Spiritual Lecture Associa-
tion. corner Of Green ard Washington streets,
morning and evening. Evening subject: Esprit
aal Significance Of Ancien. Symbols: Mystical
Meaning Of the Letter NJ" Seats free.
The Rev. George II. Pecke, Of the Leavitt
Street Church. will preach at the Washingtonian
-chFstiana will meet at $50 Nlewsu1sse avenue
at 2 p. N.
-1he Progressive Lycepm meets ut G1pw's Hall,
SIT West Madison street, at 2:30 p n.
-Adventists meet ut the Tabernacle, 81 South
Green street. morning and evening.
Samuel Maxwell, the Quaker Medium, will le C.
tuse before the First Society OF Spl1t,r1llsta al
Crows Hall at 1880 p. H. Miss Douglass will re.
cite.
The Rev. Thomas Wilson will preseih at the
Church Of the One Faith. corner Warren avenu4
and Robey street, At 0:30 d N. and 7:z5 p n
, 1876-05-14

TEE MEMORIAL TABLET ESWEsTAINsTER ABBEf.
London Nesos, AprH1.
Yesterday VIC described the interesting cere-
tnonv connected with the unveilfng Of memo
rial tablet to the Wesleys, in Westminster Ab-
bey. It indicates ama1velous revolution In pub
Lie opinion, that any dignitary in the Church OF
Engl and should, in the National Cemetery, vim
dicate the right OF the apostles Of Methodism to
have their names inscribed on the walls OF the
Abbey. Nothing shows more clearly the ABYSS
which separates the churchnen OF to-day from
their forefathers than this modest and ungrudg-
ed testimony to the memories OF John and
Charles Wesley. We are living, It is clear, in
fatally dissimilar world to that in which they
moved. Old names may be retained; party
watchwords may be the same, and may be as
efectual as before in ra1lying the faithful to the
various ecclesiastical standards But Il
is obvious that nc nave tra'eieo
far. and have nut sea and land between us and
some Of our old positions, when It Is Posslole
to set up q monument in Westminster Abbey to
those two brothers, and for the Dean to glor1ty
and exalt their memory. ne DO not cnn,ornh LILY
the sympathetic opinions OF Dean Stanley WIZ "!11
ttem responsible for what be has done or sald.
But the incident probably falls in, to certain
extent, with the temper Of the times: " Is III
harnony with the entirely altered iGTnng 70
wards the NcsleYs anu tne1r "o!h. . ~. .rs;s
thnuebt OF them when they were beginning tnelI
iaborss II Ne may answer this By recalling what
honncned to them at Taunton, a little more than
Century ago Scarcely had they gtyen out Their tier
te1t 70 At tue ehlet INN, hSn
and and with quite enough to drown the mee1itated
sermon, proceeded to proclaim IN the imme-
di iate Vicinity oi the preacher the story Of the
Serious t12 46s VICE s1s
Sa4uP'f ho4n Of Wesley were at first met. People
innsed nois - onon hin in no much more friendly light
Wesley their nf 3a5je snd tRns5 PES
tilenta1 tnnovator VINO ~ouG t;n uc vent on a. SIS
SRsae eGs1astef aern re1eaied t6s sassss{4
@ enersy % Of bis labors IN England, lIelsnS, asot
and Gsrma55y nn5 ydm 5se4as 4elaetsnt en ps
carne wori. Il nraise and admiration-praise On
the fe east Il religious Ii men zeal aposaeal i
ia m7ox aud eli denial, admiration On the pa5t
, 1876-05-14

crown ne Woulo give II, upon ~nlcn tne ae1fy7
man turned to the twelfth chapter OF Proverbs,
verse 1onsth, "here Il SAID, " v1rtuous "otn1 !,
replied lne Quaker, IN tny assertion, solomoh oh
90. o.
New York Commercial: good story comes
nom Kome, ia, and Is tolu by the toafseF ot o.
iaat elsy: party o. gentlemen ZEN, nazhP as sas
aoMl .,E 10 olnnet, one o. them, COL Waaoen W. Wy
LORD, make Us honest aud rch.n an edtof
Eao T!i vas present promptly fespondea: = amen.
ulys me Coionel tne 1nrmef, anu my nanols
servant ts taG aite' rs ihou seest We neeo una
10 II qo1cNJ'
4 teacher in Sunday-school was explaining
to his class Of bows the meaning Of stJacobts
, 1876-05-14
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.


It is reported that the Ohio Open Communion
Rant{st Association hns increased to 1A churches
and 1900 members. .....
Dr. R. S. sborrs, Of Brooklyn, received eighty
three persons to membership in the Church of
the Pilgrims last Sunday.
Thirteen lew members were received BY the
Welsh Presbyterian Church, OF Chicago, the
Rev. David Harris, pastor, last Sabbath.
At Sixth: Presbyterian Church, Of this city, the
Rev. q. T. Miller, pastor, i've persons were Re- Re
ceived last Sabbath Oh profession and seven oY
letter.
Tn homer of its founder, the officers Of Van
dcrbilt University, at Nashville, will observe the
CnmmodoTc's birthday as perpetual holiday
For the occasion prize for o5atoEy called lhins tas
4here 1S;ll he tour competitors elected annually
bv t9etS tSe III itsrary sodetiss. Other exercises viii
Be ordered by the Faculty. On the approaching
, 1876-05-14

o@&l - Ma +.ro nddrAoeoa x,S11 ha .1o1y,,o~.a
ona hr ~, KY rrsent of the Board ~ Trrst md
one ~ Sae ...
Toronto, Canada, IS announced IS the meet
~. @ lof s ah' fhristian As.os;o.,nns ". =.
III, -. ~, ua5 .E5a 1sth ~ VET .Tulr ~ ~
"e-o W 1no '~'n ~ 1 e.,
estant Episcopal Diocese OF virginia will be
held at Aexandrta, ", May u. The Council
will elect = Bishop 70 succeed bishop Johns,
whose death occurred recently.
st. John,. Parish. IN Detroit, Ia one of TIM
strongest EPISCOPAL churches in the country.
Du1ing the past three montns lu4 persons were
received by gonhrnaIlon, ano On Easter Day
more than 7U COMMITMENTS paruclpated In the
services.
The Rornan Catholic Cathedral in Baltimore.
Md. ia to be eonsecratcd during the present
n1onth. II w,s commenced seventy vears an.
but has n1pavs been in debt until now. and fbe
errIesasticai Authorities have sternTy refused to
art nntil the fieht sho11Id be mid.
~ ~, ne.-
Inc union oetwecn tns ns hsiormea fresnyee,
VII tes ane "n ~ ' ,5e asti, of Nav " The .rcss
sinn tn the strength If the latter church vii ia
forsv.two concra5ations with a memhereh1n ~
ohnnt 5n9 Snd an nnn1al incn1na " ahrost ~
S;9 I'm '''00 AA>' -" '%~A'
~s~~
N: j., being about 70 build . new ed1hce, have
adopted the following resolution: We solemn
II pledge ourselves not to dedicate or occupy
the new church until gu the Indebtedness upon
it IS paid or provided lot og responsible
pledges"
The s;sterhood 1T the Good Shenherd- . ham,
working md devoted association Of Christian
, 1876-05-14

Ie1an SauAcu Ill e1aean-
The Rev. Lewis q. Ihompson' formerly Of this
vicinity, has been installed pastor OF the Second
Presbyterian Church At Peoria
1ne Fss'' i'ooer1 11cnsnle' ~ Uo>1t, 1"'
accepts call to the fresbytef1an CLUTCH ~ La'
fayette, Ind, and has already commenced the
pastoral work,
w ,,a.. - ..n.,a-
LUG NV. "' ~ ..A DAs.~A' ~ 1' II -,
ing &c" 1'5s !" 1nso - oseA S.s-,. "1.' ~. -r, M
eFanecheai anu ounoa5,s WITS Lag wv
speak at the First Baptist Church this morning.
I'm May a1 1877. f1ftv yeors Will have passed
,...a d. ~ ,vne .r,,,,,,+a;, Arrhhs.ho,, a,
s'nee io9 - Wa ~ H4p0<1 <oea ~ IN1ts
sPoieto b3 tope Leo All IN ieoo MS Iio1ness IL,
his silver jubilee as fopc.
The Third presbrterinn Church Of Albany,
n. y. bns },oporrd both itself and It's pastor by
irving tne Rev. Dr. HALEY, now over fifty years
n thu ministry. salary OF 81 SEQ = year. and re-
iieFing him nom al pastoral duty.
dqS kSv ~, ssn nSet ~ TN top so,e
the GplpnanJ, VINO os1s ueeu lustasattut W eoue
time ies 5e1neo Mts 1 st ~een teere sI usa - i ss
H., RU'Iu a,,d ~ .rtsnded 1ornat p 4preent;ont
II, Rev. Leonard Woolsey Bacon preacne.
rcp71larly at Geneva, where La has resided for
-hot,t t11ree ycarf- and also edits ald publishes
the ChroaieE, semi-week1y paper, issued sim
ultancoosfy al aene'a' Orcsoen' anu homc.
The Rev. DR.. Ingram, of the Isle Of INST,
c.iehr,ted his 1o0th BIRTHDAY April 8. He Is
snnten Of as aFather Of tho FREQ Church Of
speofI.nf1 ), and as f<inr still fiue old mau.
scotano dn a. a1aas u !st t ie H. n nost 81 nnr4h
with s 81 1aens ede n s sr5 - M M TnoTa has
been there since 1s w. Licensed n 1 dae toe
longevity, his father having lived 1O years, and
his Grandfather los.
The Rev Lewis Aurlbut one Of t4e oLaest Jtoa nI1a
best known Methodist preschcrs IN lndtanas Meo
NAV at the residence of his son-in-law, Gov.
Cumback, in Ggeensburg, in the 82d year Of his
aer. He entered the ministry in 1884, and was
* ,nanv years onc of the most efiicicut and
~ oot;1a ,,,2ehere ~ The sontheastern Indiana
acte nsnoi3 H. u a,,e ~ a. ~ Gh,rrf and n;s
ar T., 'zorl;nr & ~ Il new m limit. and he
cont;nnei1 to ,yoTR "a lonr as he had strength
~ snrrice Aho1,t two Vears ago he became
4,e-n1gved and since then l,ns heen an inyalid
IT, g.ife 1ho .ras a devotea Cristian. died
das WE, "no wv oe'oss0 oA1 1'''1'A' ~A~>'
about one year ago.
MAJ. COLE u SCOTLAND, =.
The Rev. William Galletly, u. r Minister az
Tillicou1try, Scotland. writes as follows to the