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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-14
VISITING THE PRESIDENT.
no " PEOPLE ARE INTRODUCED AT
THE WHITE HOUSE.

A Subject Of interest to everybody, and
moro especially to the Army Of ONCE
seekers.
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
THE CANADIAN VIEW.
From the Quebec Mercury, Nov. IL

fFrom The Quebec Mercury NOV l.
The idea tnat the Sioux will not keep their promises
OF tranquility to the Canadian government ap-
pears 10 US 10 be a most gratuitous ono. Tho
Indians have good reason 70 believe IN whi.o
perGdy; tho whites mono whatever 10 charge this
yice upon the indiana The governments OF Eng.
land and the United states those OF internal
feeblcness and external force; they governments
OF executive weakness and legislative strength These
pecuiarties greatly exaggerated IN the OF tho
United states, are most unfortunate IN the Interest OF
erment VIII ch pledges itself for ss citizens and cannot
restrain tncm naturally exposes itself 10 the reproach
OF treachcry But there rs nothing IN the history OF
tho American Indians In general the Sioux IN par.
tcular 10 mako thor pghtcd faith at all doubtful
They have often shown strong sense OF honor and
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

The Harmony OF the Reformed Confessions related to
the present state OF evangelical theology s complete
oi delivered before the General Presbyterian
Council tdnburg the Ih OF July 1877 py Professor
Philip Schan, OF tue Union Theological Seminary
York Messrs Dodd. Mead a CO., New York
Lspscd. but Not Lost by tho author Of Schonberg
Gotta Family attractive tale embodyng many
historical points OF the early struggles Christian
Church la Rome and Carthage Mcssrs Dodd Mead 4
Co, New YORK.
Atlas Essays mo. ~ has been issued by Mcssrs A. s.
Barnes Co. The subject OF tho is Labor Tho Re-
Vital Magnetism Its Power Over Disease the title OF
book this subject written by Frederick +. Parsons,
NJ. -. The Doctor presents array OF statements
prove the employment Of this force a curative dis
from earliest and the which have
suited therefrom. Mcssr& Adams, Victor a Co., Now
York.
The Book OF Eoquence. by Charles warner contains
number OF carefully selected In pross
from the works OF orators and poets intended Tor
the OF students Edison q. Eastman Concord. N. II.
Tho General Subject OF Quarantine ana The Safety of
ships aud Those Who Travel In Them. reprints from
u. cambridge. Mass. and Phiiadeipha.
John Welsh Testimonial contains u report of the
ceedngs At the public celebration the Of tho
John Welsh centennial prof-ssorhip In the University of
Pcnnsylvania on February 1877. Mr. Welshs address
will be very acceptable Just to Queen vicors he
the OF his victory tho heid OF
Waterloo Is remembered" Mcsss ). b. Lippineoti Co..
Philadelphia
Albert anfords Texas state Register for 1873
fal book a. Haniord Galveston, Texas
Browns Phonographic Monthly is as usual devoted 20
the Interest Of phonograpby aud photographers d. L.
Scott Browne. New YORK.
Music In the House. by John Hulah LID b issued by
Mesrs Porter Coates, Of Phsdephia. ss part Of the
Art At Home ssreA
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
Is IT AN INQUEST OR WHAT?

To THE EDITOR OF HRRALD:-
Tho proposed inquest on a comedy brought into the
world by the section She question or
literary obstetrics, and therefore demur from the
idea OF taking verdict from dry-as professor OF
English literature, who may be bachelor ior all wo
know. Send 1t TO the faculty OF Bellevue Hospital. |
would not object to matron from The Found
ling Asylum being added to the jury, since
tho question OF "legtmacy" will doubtless bo
part OF inquiry. Then, just for once, thcy might
lot In hompopathist, to look for the w.t. since tho
division Of medicines into innntesimal but sugary
doses is part OF his business. For instance
may be labelled 'Ths Is joke" (iaugh), 'ThIs Is
satron (grin sardonic) or "this Is episram" (fcol
tlcklsd all over), and VINO but your homoopathIst
could find the in IL Even no may fail, and to gaard
against this would add microscopist and charge him
TO bring his most powerful glasses. would add bill
stcker because these people have ad-
mraole way OF gauging comedy by the
and number OF the pieces OF paper they put on tho
dead walls and will De admitted that they well
t.posted.n There is man would Ike to have u,
too, but don't know his address. Ho Is the fellow
who leads the cldqu. He Is the OF the crtcs
The latter tell the people what Is bad. Iho chef dc
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
CHIcKEIING HATLs-HARoLD Powers PARLoR
ENTERTAINMENT.
MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC NOTES.

Tho mt OF tho week at Niblo's was the opora OF
.Masaniello."
Motamora, as interpreted by Mr. d. II. Harkins, has
drawn crowded housoa
Tonight will be gwen at the Cooper Institute tho
first sacred dino concert.
Kellogg and Cary "concertize" In Virginia City on
the 9th and 7th OF November.
To. morrow ssThe Dantes will occupy tho boards OF
the Brooklyn Academy OF Music.
At Woods Theatre, Brooklyn "Rcmorso" has boon
Witnessed nightly by goodly audiences.
"Mademoisello do Ia Seiglicrco will be repeated on
Tuesday evening at the Theatre Francais.
Little Mabel Leonard plays at Tony Pastors Theatre
tomorrow In a protean sketch written Tor her.
New York has rarely enjoyed musical and Ora
matte season more attractive than tho present
Mr. and Mrs j. q. Williamson are playing In "struck
o ilu mt the Arch Street Theatre in Philadelphia.
Excellent audiences have generally hlicd tho Grand
Opera House and enjoyed tho now version OF "Uncle
Toms Cabln.o
sacred concert will be given this evening Mt tho
Theatre Francais by tho Plantation Opera Troupe and
Jubilee Singers
"Hcien's Babos' arc still among the humorous
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
VIEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY NOVEMBER 1s7QUNTUPLE SHEET

astonished and delighted wish 70 remain
In America two years l am obliged to write letter
every three months, asking permission TO extend my
leave OF absence. This s only matter OF Formally,
yet must do Il. am engaged for life 10 the Rus
sian government, and IL is spccisd In my contract
that am to forfeit 5000 roubles when leave tho
service Of the government
The New York herald., 1877-11-04
ARREST OF A SOCIALIST.
Bosros, Mass, Nov. Q, Isl

BosroS, Mass, Nov. q 1877.
e. II. Haywood, prominently known as a leader OF
the socialists In this State, arrested last night
churgc OF circulating obscene literature and baod Ia
the sum oil $1,000.
The New York herald., 1877-11-04

cldqie tells what Is good That TO- what the author
says Is good-and he ought TO know. He has to make
the comedies "gon and he knows what hard wsrk
that is nowadays Lastly the inquest should be held
In the Morgue, where many comedies end that were
just as funny and full OF promise In the first acts and
quite as dreary and Disappointing at the iai OF tho
curtain as any that our best playwrighs have given
us OF late. or course II Will DO necessary
10 have subject and would propose but no.
l have been informed that the entire object OF this
discussion is to galvanze somebody's comedy that 10
said 70 be like O'Caaghan In the play Resenting the
possibility OF such mputation, studiousiy avoid
naming Names as IL might nhict unnecessary pain on
the modest gentleman who wants the desired norma-
tion. BY the by, What Ia the original question What
IS 1t all about, anyhow Is 1t a christening or a
funeral? B.
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CATARRH,
TWELVE YEARS
OF SUFFERING.

Gentlemen About twelve years ago. while trav.
elns with Father kemp's Old Folks Concert
Troupe as a tenor slng r. / took severe cold and
was laid up at Ntwark n J. This cold brought on
a severe attack OF CatarTh, when / bAttled with
every known n medy Tor four weeks without avail
and was finally Obliged To give up most dee irabe
position amt return home unable to sing note.
For three years afterwards | was unable TO sing al
all. The FIR attack of Cathrrh had lett my nasal
organs and thI oat so sensitive that the slightest
cold would bring on "a fresh attack leaving nle
prostraLed In this way continued 10 suffer. The
last attack, the severest ever had, was terrible.
suffered the most eNcruciatIng pain in my mead
was SO hoarse as to be scarcely able to epeak and
couyhed incessantly. thought | was going iuto
quick consumption, and firmly believe tina had
these .ymptoms continued witboi relief they
would have rendered me an easv victim. When in
this dstres ing condition, commenced the use Of
antoId's radical Cute fr Catif h, very reluctant
ly, cenfess as had tiled ali the adver ieed r, m
edies without benefit. The first lose OF this won
derinl medlciue gave me The gre test relief. L.
hardly possible Tor one whose head acn.s, ewes
ache, who can scarcely articulste distinctly on ac.
count of the choking accumulatipns in hi throat.
10 realize how much relief Obtained IRON the first
application OF sanford X dlcal Cure. Under il
influence both internal and exteI nal, rapidly re-
covertd d, and 10y an occasional use of the remedy
since have been entirely free from Catarrh Tor the
hrst time in twe.ye years. Respectfully yours,
GEO. W. HOLBkOOk.
Waltham, Mass, Jan. g, 1876.
=. S.-I purchased the Radical Cure of George
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SANFORO'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH,

HAS worked a revolution in the treatment sf
ACatarrh. 1t has demonstrated beyond all doubt
that this disease, even in its ssverest forms, is
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THE METIIODISTB.
THE AMERICAN CIluMc1t.

IVHN0 RAAF5fTtR AFEteF.
Tho Methodist fs, par excellence, the A1ncri-
can church. 1t Inns been wholly developed
within the Union, has hccn altogether lndcpcn-
acnt-sluec iss first rcal organization, and iron.
the early times OF Its feeble obscur!ty-of tho
mother church In England, anI las, in sonu
Important respects, besn moidod Oh different
rnudcl,-a model moro suited ton vast territory
and new country; 1t has, frotn The beginning,
tccn rAry Of Tho soil, mid has shaped and
adaptcd itself every Kly, and 1t every
turn, to ths conditions Of American society.
it, itlncrant tasta,-tineraut alike for bishop,
Presiding Elder, md circuit Or statlon minister,
Its sfnriyatcd plastfclty, tts free a!ld various
use uf lay Influences It's variety of trgantzatiou.
from TIC etmp!u village mrstlng, independent of
o settled pastor. to the ornate ecrvtcc Of tic
wealthy and cultivated lity congregation, its
ca,ally really, uss OF nll gifts and atsainu,cnts,
Gated rusttcity here, It's educated ru0nemcns
mental preach;ng, Its fellow wshlp meetings, its
generous theology. hnvc. all combined 10
make alcthtxlisn tho popular Church. Of Amer:
leu. 1t Is cften cxcellcl, both In culturs and
lii power Df u certain kind, by some OF the other
churches; exccIicd sonettmea by Congrcgu-
ttonAlss.It, sometimes by Presbytertahis1n, atl
ngutn sometimes by A1iglo-Anercan Episeo-
t>ury; Il Is, On the whole, In prUtA,rtion to It's
nu!nbcra unu It's popular linl1, cxtc1lcu IN high
social and even political influence hy all the tl-
nominations NC have named. hut II Is nb-
sulutely moro powerful US Il church, II pos
1esscA more ecclesiastical wralth and property,
and Il has mora ilfusesi influence In tho cu,il.
munity than any Vt them.
, 1877-07-16
PARK AVENUE CHURCH.

TUE REV. >. NClIA5SHts
tho pdstor, preached yesterday morning tn tho
Park Avenue Methodist Church, corner of Park
aycN.in aud ls0bey street, taking for hiA text
jeremiah, yxIx., =: "lot know the thoughts
Tint I think toward you, saith tho Lord,
thoughts ut pcace, aud not OF owl, to give yo,
MI expected cnl.'
The speaker lll not prupoec, lio said, to dis
courEc a. 10 wLut lhoughts 6i tspI might bs
held ly humanity. but concerning tho thoughts
which tiol bad concerning llIs people. That
liz 'tttt thjnk ol Ills people, mud TINT thrsa
.hoashts were @ thoughts ot peace aud
tstea M into iiha Christian Wi lfos 'A0 could ss
doubt; but, on tho other hahd. could
testify that lUt Until they huul takcn to thetl-
selves tbs luyQ OF uol. anu hal walked IN tho
ways nlaIkcd cut for them by Him, had they
KNOWN Ut perfect pcaco ull 10y. That aol
loved Tho MutlA and tllveA tu EtYu It 'All ex-
only Son. that ii,osu whuiclicyelln lin siouiI
6ccnfc prunlttatson for thcir kip and have lifo
eternal. Ile5a might lOne u1nes In the decline
Of llEc Whcn ahu soul would Gu teInptsl to try
out tLat (iod bad ceassl to think OF 1t, but uod
did not forget nor neglect,
The SERMON was mainly ono OF Instruction 10
thosa who were abuat to loIn Thu church, and
lht,l tho speaker exhorte1 10 stand inst by tho
faith, put thelf trust III the lrrat Father, and
lie wuull caro- for them In thu dark hours of
trIhulattou. The Feulatks were Illustrated by
lDupy aueesloteS.
Immediately following the sermon u largo
number VI persons werc adtntttetl aa prObatLoll-
eEs, sonu IN profession Of faith, anh SONY by
letter. ThrU wcEv tortY.sIx applicants. Of
thvau twelve weru aUsrnt, and thirty -four pvs-
SOUS. hourly paa ADVANCED In years, took their
places bef0rs tllo altar, a1.d hs1 extended to
tLe1n tAe rlsht-haud VI folIuwship.
, 1877-07-16

erecs of n revolution which had not only em.ntt
rafrh the h'die. hut thr tnula Of mon. IcRtnn
ard lurt.ee, nnd truth rcyoltcd agHln't I'll" Oh
tradition ot fiuh'sn 'yrnhny md tap*r,tnon. 1hn
Fcnln. Of humanity thrn, Weakening from Tia
SIMMER. II aEe., fhonk OF the sln.t of aht.
a1mA of e1otucncc and thr..tnnity. went forih
tOngust!ng end 10 cnn1ner: The rcyo,stn
rro$sn!ors. like gods. should, create a bestcs
worGl Of ltne and humanity, and make new crs
in Aheh Tho history of ons race opened frc:h
chapter t. record The triumph. of men free. ~.
Ftcnti Ut tho dsmal rcpcttltcn nj the wruns> N
men IN slavery. Hence rinec That n'cat awakrn.
Ing tho birth OF our natlpn, the opcninv OF that
Grcnt tcvolutIon-lhc maract n people In MI coMn.
tries hasS como 10 10 regarded a. slonu the son,ecs
Of MI po~tr exercised by sn1crs. instead Of hetnr
as.hey had been before regarded, the tnb,ect4 81
rulo under snme dIyintly ,nppolnted chief, WHOSE
only elaint te.!ea n?un hlsttuth. without regard
Nj. l1oync elosc,l with an apneat for citizen.
to 10 their duty, and hi. remark: were frequent.
y lnte,ruptct! hy loud Az! continued applause.
nfter which tho Scandinavian Singing soccsy
san9 feycra1 airs, nnd t1lccxcrciscR we're over.
The pcnplo fingered III the pnrk until lusk.
anl then the vast crowd gradually dispersed.
, 1877-07-16
SABBATH DESIGNATION.
1{f.v- I'M II uSnuD

lAE NEfs uH+ ~ UE!it
pastor Of 81. Paul's (untycssal!st) Church, on
Michigan avenue, NEAR Eighteenth street,
preached last evening to "a gcry largc eougrc9a,
tIou. Ills subject was l.aul Speculation and
Sabbath Dissertation" Whut provoked the
boltt Park with military aud Turner proccs,
sion, bcer-drInking, speeches, etc.
Tie Doctor started uN by saying that he did
not desire neesllrssly to restrict any mans per-
sollal liberty. lie Wns not Indifferent tv the
Claims Of the laborins people, nor regardless ot
their Restricted privileges IN hothlug which hs
said, Or would at auy tiule say. dill
he speak as the labosiug mans enemy,
Or With the feeling that he had N, rights wh!eh
thnse more sutcrEsful III life vert bound to ~
epcrt. Nor lsnh liz any disposition to limit the
privileges of Sunday 10 strictly religious cxrr-
uas r. Or s
found no advocate In hiu,. What, ther, lie
asked, was ILLS purpose in Ealing atteutson tu,
% ana y s1}Itss,tins his di:,ppfosal Of ts 81.
un tbs Sabbath. llis unswer Tas emb1arsl IL
the tuur following ptupos!tills:
|. bct suse The Park |. {ur als the people, anil
any deditation of 4 by Particular class Or any
particular interest IL un assumption Of rights,
Hnl unjust tu those not specially represented.
4. BECAUSE the dcditat!ou OF fhc Park ou SUD-
day ~ Needless assault upon tbc CONVICTIONS ii
the Christian public and unnecessary violation
OF tue sauctitIcs Of the lAy.
]. because the dedication OF the lark, after
hYsfrg Iccu formally opened By the city
authorities saturday, Is entirely suFcrluous,
and has iu that relation no siguttlrRisu boyond
Tie private aud personal Interests which It tnsy
prosuute.
1. Because public e21ouaal of that naturv gu
tho sabbath with tue quzAl-indufsencht VI the
secular psess and eul!aeat ettlzsaa viii ba hsrsu-
, 1877-07-16

Gov. Cfeswcll, Of Michigan, in hls Fourth Of
July orattop, slsoke ~ follows Of his experience
ut Adrian In his carly days; s''flsa mcu Of
ycars who-aSe here will bear me witnesa that tho
stripgcncy Of thu tiu,es following the panics Of
1877 and 1Sa7 was grcuter than at present. Why,
we'll renlumbcr !n thoau days money Wes %
scsree that It was difficult to ct IS cents Ia
silver 10 pay the postage then, tequ!red on al
ordinary letter. Our circulating nutiuu, rt,n-
sisted mainly of wildcat bank notes, individual
shlu. p1asters, aud orders On stores. All Wa
oartcF and dHker. When worked vt my tr.lc,
9 fclloH-worktnan wautcd ~ oconsumu1ato NJ cil-
gagtulcnt ulalu with 4 fRr isieul of tha op-
puaite SEE. Lie called OH our boss for money
sufficient to pay the clerical fec usual or SUCH
occustoiH, but be could net gct It. Our e.n-
pioyer told hiul shut he hid not taken SO In =
mapth. But bclng man fertile iii cspoticuts
be suggested Io the workman that Au would
give him an order for the amount Of tho maf
rl3ge ito on u minister for whom no Was soon
to build housc, This WIS ltluliy accepted aud
used, although it lte0 to hays 6reken up tho
match, "a tho preayher MAS Of tho ortl,o<lo1
persuasion, and at tirst tic woman protested
that shu never would be married by close eom-
munion clergyman ot that denomination. e4a
Telented, however, anti they sesc duly united y
tastnuony. and the oslt5 pAd the ban"