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IT 7T7I w 0I' HVTIT9 ITI"t7'
WASHINGTON, No., April 3.-The revival
here has been very successful. A ong the
early converts was Major Guun,w holds a posi-
ton 81 trust On tue Missouri Pacific Railroad.
Major Quinn has heretofore believed implicitly
ia the DdrW inial theory, and his conversion ~
looked upon rs one of the greatest victories
that could have crowned the revival,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09


digiUus the work
What IL u makes all the trouble in New York;
-Bi0thtT MoOdv's sermon.
Well, some Of ~ Ia made by bold.faced devil
try, and a great deal Of II Is made by the evil
ways Of false, faitness, nippant. and hvpocritcal
religionists. That which originates from tho
last named is by far the most difficult TO
cope with. The reason Is that these bogus reli-
Rionsts profess one sort Of thing with their
mouths, and practise another sort with their
hands. They 10 not stand out openly In defence
Of evil living and wrong doing. II they did, II
would be easy to handle them. But they main
tain the truth OF the Scriptures, stand up for the
creed OF their church, put on devout faces as
they sit In their pews join Ia the prayers OF the
sanctuary, listen to the sermons OF the clergy,
and seem to be carried away with the music
They will swear to their belief 10 the Ten Com
mandments; they will defend the prophets,
apostles, and saints; they will profess to be
edited 10y the lessons Of the P-alms or the doc
ines Of the Gosgels and they Will give their
assent to every maxim Of truth and purity that
can be presented to them. Yet all ths time
they will live a life OF falschood and sham.
They will cheat IN their business; they will be
selfish and greedy in their ways they will be
cruel or qumrelsome In their families; they will
be uncleau and aduterous; they will be base
and mean I'm their relations with their fellow
mon; and they will be doublc-tongued, two
faced, or foul-mouthcd. II Is these classes OF
men who are most difficult to regenerate. 1t Is
they who are responsible for tine greater part Of
the trouble In New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09

Washington COrresoondencs " ne TROY Tfnss.
A great many Of our fashionable people
have called on tie lielknaps to sympathize WIN
them In their detection, but nobody has heard d
penltentlal word from the family for the deco
done.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09

The prospects of Brother BLAINE grow
fainter and fainter The only State he is sure
Of In the Cincinnati Convention IS Maine. Penn
sylvania brought him into tins world, but she
doesn't want him for President just yet. Let
BLAINE tarry at Jericho until his beard is grown
CoNKLISG Is the man for the Centennial canii-
date OF the great Republican party.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09

If Senator COMPILING should be elected
President, 1t would be a graceful thing in him to
offer the post Of Minister to England TO GOV.
MORGAN OF this city. The Governor will be Mr..
Co"KLING's most conspicuous and weighty sup
porter in the Cincinnati Convention.
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Gen. Buffers Wife Dead.

Boston, April S.-The wife OF Benz amin r..
Butler died this morning Of the throat at the
Massachusetts General Hospital. IN this city. where she
Was abOat IS years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09

=. The attemot Of some II the defenders Of Mr..
HEKCuAH and Plymouth Church to tmpugu the candOr
AMI honesty Of ~ STOHRs by altrhutng IT, cpurse for
tao last tao years to auusy, unworthy ~ generous
mind. No mnlnanmou crtlc would IN ne tuci a suZ.
* etioni white Ccrtainy, abundant other OCCASION
wou seem to lie upon the very face OF analrs AVrM
uesiern en- is,idH idtOcdit.
The abundant other occasion is this: DR..
SroRRss eyidcut belief that Henry WARD
BEEcnhn Is an adulterer, perlurer, and n hypo-
crite, Though be may never have distinctly de-
clarod this conviction, yet that he entertains II
Is manifest. No fair mind who has mad access to
the whole evidence IN BErCHER's case, as DE-.
sToRRs has done, can fail to be OF the same
opinion. But he has steadily kept his mouth
shut, while refusing to join in any whitewash-
log Of tho Plymouth pastor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09

According to this table there is more reason
for calling Harvard an orthodox college than for
calling II heterodox, as Il is SOMETIMES called (;
and almost as much reason for calling It AN
Episcopal institution as d Unitarian.
The students are allowed the greatest liberty
In their attendance at church and at other re-
lrous exercises. Prayers are conducted every
morning by DIR. Peabody, whom CONGREGATIONAL
lists can claim as one OF their number, with
stronger reason than most Unitarians. Seniors
are excused from required attendance at church
on Sundays. rho members OF the three under
Glasses are required TO attend In the morning,
but are allowed To select their pl ace OF worship.
The religious life OF the Christian students is
manifested la three religious societies. The
LARGEST has over sixty memoers. The conditions
OF membership are more Calvinstc than the
creeds Of most churches. Prayer meetings are
held weekly, are fully attended, and are inter-
esting. The Episcopal students united In "A
society numbering thirty i've men. Founded a
few year since, this society has constantly in
creased Its numbers aud influence, aud Its pow
er ia the college was never greater than It is
to-day.
There Ia also in the college a society com pose d
entirely Of those who have the Christian minis
tri in view. Ihis society was never In u more
prosperous condition than II is at the present
time. II has about thirty members. But there
are several students In each of the four classes
who, though having decided to be ministers, are
not members OF 1t.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09

From the Wisconsin city Of Fond du Lac
we have news of something that looks like n
miracle, though 1t WAS not wrought by super.
natural means, There was q DUMB woman there
named Mrs. q. T. KELLEY entirely dumb. Her
dumbness was the result Of disease, and lasted
through six or seven years. When she was alone,
ashort time ago, in her house, It caught Gre. She
ran from the house, fled 20 her neghbors, and
broke forth into speech. They were exceedingly
alarmed at hearing the voice Of the woman who
had been SO long dumb, but her language was
comprehensive and from that time until now
she has been able to speak well az other pco-
pie. We do not doubt the story. Other cases
OF the same kind are on record. hut II the incl
dent had occurred under other circumstances, it
might have been declared to be u miracle This
Is one reason why we are DESTROYS to have
miraculous performances properly Investigated.
The opinion continually gains ground
among Intelligent people that ROSCOE CoNK-
LIMO is more likely than any other man to re-
ceive the nomination OF the Cincinnati Convcn-
tIon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-09

canal and tho making a tunnel under the
English Channel, such a project as this for
cutting canal six miles to food the vast
African desert IL certainly not to be regarded az
impossible Of accomplishment, however pro-
tka IL
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The Religious view. of Harvard College.

FlOW We tOV1rflINOU1INf,
The Secretary of the last class that grad
uated OF Harvard gives in his report the follow
ing schedule OF the religious views" Of ITS
ne mbers:
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WATERS

NEW SCALE PIANOS
arc the best made. The touch sIsttio, and
fns singing tone, poWsFfUly Pugo and sV0n'
WATERS Concerto ORGANS
can not be ezcolled IN tone or beauty they d.
fy competition The Co-ceEtO Stop ID ha'
Imitat on Of the Human Voice.
PRICES EXTREMELY Low for ca'A
during this Month, Monthly InStalntRft TO-
csiVsd on Pianos, SO to $20i Organs, % 4. 70
$IOi Second hand Instruments, 81 TO ~
monthly after fret Deposit Agents VENTED
A liberal dis omit 10 TeaChsEs, MF9tg'G"'
Churches, Schools, Lodges, etc. spsciaI ~.
ducsments TO .bo tFnda. Illustrated catalogue
mRiled. HORACE WATERS b SONS, t0i
BT0adRsy, New York. Box oaS''
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WoMANis PREEND.
AS AGENT FOR TRE INVENTOR, J.
TILToN,

AS AGENT FOR THE INVENTOR, J. u
TILToN,
III AN PREPARED TO FILL ALL ohDh0
j fVT tho celebrated
STEAM WASHER,
known as the Wouan's Frlsnd TbOussaGISta a
them aRD sold weekly aH over tho Untoh' ~
washing Is done entirely BY steam 10 ~ ~,
bing nor kEauF turning TITS The gTsats.s ~ ".
and money saving inVention Of 1.-The ago. li ~.
By PsTmiBsIOB, % the following ladies' ~ ~,
CoopaF and Mrs. ell, 81 Bagdsdi hrs. Aa ~
and MPs. Saxon, Rt Big woods; ana ~"
EaiFahifd, 81 Nibblett'a BluA.
Psieo 0nIy $40. Bvsry one WaTEastsa"
AddFasss or eall On
an also AGENT foF The cslsbsntSd
GROWN WRINGBR,
Price q WringoF, $40; Of WRTFaBE '''
WOhEAN'B FRIEND tOesth0E, GI8
E6gmiUe specimens of beth &c v bEg"'
SsoFo Every One warranted. ,m
BAsBAB, Caloasieu Parish, Ia,
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BILLIARDS

wuaa& rasFaaclEl ~ anfmEEa th2se aa
NJ srsuuS. hsssA heFe sd e. 8 distsnes.
mha haEN aEw expec8aki1a oG EettfH.g
f1rtg. thaA / hazR me re.nasEaa : moss
nnmaraa4s EssasazaEk e PaEe NSIl0Fa
ergr iasTauaesa 10 Lake EpgsgR. mhSeh
an 69Erous e NeIlinE g MhalaEzia
azaa WAaiR ia Fsriegm 10 aa fy hscGh nG en-
"A b@rer. Mv wSnug anz sgaE, an are
EnEEa Gma my whsksem = tAa
sen nnra a aanwsav tern "
a1Ea aaa ca an ia SD Galaa 3 Esarii Z
fWea Kw tr. EeaeeA az 40
EaEsaE aunr 80 ha& aEzn6y
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This Is the most fragrant rob-
berry, and if ii in persisted in It
cannot fail 70 injure very mstsiial-
ly the exhibition. The Commis-
sion might sxpend some Of its
surplus energy in looking after
these matters very probably.
We do nOt know ifthey have the
authority 10 prescribe regular price,
and their FemonstranCsR, might
fail In some instances. bat Il some
guarantee IL not given against the
continuance Of these extoEtiOns the
Exposition viii be The Sufferer in
the end. IL Rond times people
might submit 20 the bleeding, bat
shsy e&a,t afford il nCw.-[Gs O
Tines
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-06-15

Tie Indian agent a. Red Cl0ad
does net visw TIE recehi campaign
Of General Crook agaiDsG the Ora
~ HnRRe a. q very remarkably
valOEoas feaf oE arI1a Ascending
10 his repcEt, she expe ili0n Fesalt-
ed ouly ia The killiDg "a an old
sqnaw and two chilaFan and the
desiFnctgon a. abuak fogtv lodges,
With q i0ss Go Tia tFo0ps 0I four
killsa and SIX WCun6ed. Seven
hunirai TndiaR p0nica we're cap
tue1, but Wers Fecaptured %
the fol2oWing day. with the FEcsp-
ton Of ahuGt ss4anty bead. A
dozgn CT marp oears have besn
placsd il arrest Ser coWAFdics. "
Even General Pail Sheridan e0nA1
have slain more s9naWs than that
Altar at tha bngiilg about Crooks
brave deeds in that campaign, the
alleged facts maka Aim appear
very Fa3icaloas- - [CouEisEJ jour.
nmi.
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"A Ge@suta ncclaiasi Reegaralzlg
Tart Bets


co ghs evidence The court as
nnms shis h have been nturf
ra and holds that. allhouRh
money won ca . ture race can nee
Be recovered baok b The laE, e.
il caas ca oonmon haslfnR, Il
aoea nos follow that money won
en- 4 tort race can be recovered by
The winner, "a an Re,ion, ether
from the better or Tie stakeholder
An wager contracts, on any sport
er paetime, turf paees iDelnded, are
void. Money Isst Is gasniDE NAV
generally be recovered after paid
It il In this Respect onIY that turf
racing ia made an exception, The
Law leaves the parties as they are
At common law betting contracts
are not, a. such, Illegal. But there
has been q stFoBg determination
ia TIE courts q tAis eountTy 10
Discourage and FeRu8 - ensorce
them even il Che absence Of stat
utes. Huffman aa entitled 10 his
0un mopey back, but Ne Eefueod b
take "a, and has 90 right Of aetion
nRainet the stakehola Atlanta
C0astitalion.
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-06-15
TBsTIMONIABs
WATERs PIANOS { ORGANS.

Waters New Scale Pianos bays PscSH''
merits New York TFibUno.
The tone Of the WatsEs' Piano is Fieh' msHO y,
and sonoFous. They possess great Vo'1nG ' ~
sound and The continuation Of sound or S'esDs
power is one Of theiE most marked iss'ui"'
New York Times.
Waters Concerto Organ is 90 voicsd Z. y !.
have q tone like full rich alto voice. ~,
especially human in It's tone, powerful yet STS'"
(RuFsl New Yorker. ect l4-E
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THE
PHILHARMONIC" PIANO.

This entirely new instrument poFs0'SiDs ~
the exsOntial qHalitOB Of sDre OEpUHs Vo and
higher priced PisnSa Is offered At a lower price
than any siInibET one ROW in T. c market. Ith
durSblo, with a mBiniiCWtCe of tone hardly
surpassed Gnd YET c. he PgVchRss at PTicV'
and on terms Wit in the Bsaeh Of all. This
instrument has al the npleFB imDrOVsm'Btl
including the eeleBTsted - AgBafFo TREBLE SuS
is fully RsgFsnte9- Catalogues mailed.
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rwWME BE HE&EMEAM PAAEE err RME
Eu RnW. t aaM NrrEna. sazE
MMm w EAM n@a end &REEeEaA-
hrM8 EAMM-
r Enttra1 B8 RnF an.
aar ~ CSC d. WILLS Aaatt LaAa
Ta
The Lake Charles echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1876-1898, 1876-06-15

There Is 3 very general and ap-
parently q very iasf, complaint Ol
che extoEtion pgactiOed Rpon visit.
oTs &C the Centennial.
Our coTresboaaent warns the
public against q certain restaurant
on The grounds, which has modest
lv assumed the Bame Of the TrOis
Freres Provenceaux. who are hard
" less renowned team the great
Brillat-Sayarin himself.
he gives q very modest bill Of
fare consisting Of
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TIE GEM
PARLOR ORGANS.


PARLOR ORGANS
~The best in use and wurraufsd
tor Five Years
In paTchasing q ParloT Organ per
sons shoad always be particular 20 get
the bsst, from The fart that the best
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THE GEN PARLOR ORGAN
in style Of fnish, durability and mu-
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WALNUT,
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ORNAMENT TO ANY PARLOR
Ia FdEfss5EE l. lirt e Fsy8sH:
Nc. SS-EEyE OCTAvES Tus uaa sus kaIr
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