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\ i'il'sburgh church wants 70 get
80 q e minister because be keeps
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divine service.
Arc We 70 pray iot king YEARLY
ask. the Democratic editor aud John
Morrissey replies That depends upon
what You discard but I'd rather
chance i with a steady sopplication
To- an ace
A Cincinnati physician sued anolb.
er man simply Tor calling him on a
postal card, a liar quack tibet q
murderer, a rascal, a ufii a villain,
iorger pcdarer, 81 ignoramIs, !.
pfetender, and a general beat
-Tfyou cen't Keep awake. said 4
par.on Ia one AZ 81, sleepy hearers
when YOU are drOwsey. why don't YOU
take pinch u snuff | think was the
ehrowd reply that the snall should b.
rntiaio the sermon.
eaitor a,,eals ~ ii.
a.seriha,s ii ss,i,g
g ,ye talen h pat,,oes
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n.slss ana .,n. vo,1 !, r,,st n.
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hrafw minutes aud when he re,prn.
c3bo VI, 5oua nro,,, cmnb,G.,Ily +,
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.v,cr, Woman Il NJ a. ongol. IN, ~
49, :, l,ow = ~, a.nl,,,, !,
4, a.sa Il .a.o n.,,oss 10 w;oc.
.,ntl ~ -, ..,,a, rhctc rori
While NJ was sitting On the wood
bor ana ehcring he bitter cud az re-
acctinp man with hfar. watch
.5a,,1 = ,brcc dollar setof e1,ss ii
c,,nls entered ,br ear and six II III,
w.m,. lii,eJ their satcbels 1owoasd
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-08

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4 Rvrfa. Caugssuru. lratmmaiias -i
= WORMS, WaFm Fever Motm G1lie %
a Cryng-c0lW. q rtetbisg q lnl4na M8
q ptAuhgA, u childrsn ~ adnhs 81
8. hyssuteTt. Gupiug. utins Code =
g Cholera Moreus, Neeiuug ~
= Coughs. col >. Bronchlus -
:. NSursiEis Toa4thaohe fsoaschs. ~ 93I
z. HSadsehes tiss Headache, Nsrtifn ~
"a. nwfapsis maaps stomach 81
n. Suppfts-et 81 painfui refiods IS
~ Whues toa irofrss psfie1s al
"a Crour, Cqa,h niaeah Breathing NI
H. sAi lheun, Erysipsise, ffuptuns 2i
Is. Rhtumsiis.s, Khehnisnc fsins &
~. Fever and Ague, Cha Fever, ASeep, 90.
n Files. blind 81 hl,ed'nr So
-. uphthAlmv, tRd - a. o. Weak Rye. 80
~, Oatsnh, trbta hrlnie, IurnstEs u
"a. Whoof4ne- godgh, riolent coughs 50
II. AsthwA. Oppressed : AihtnE sa.,ts. 81
Y har Discharge impaired hsAriug 81
~ Scf0fnls enlarged glaudr swcitats 30
-, General Debility, rny,iosi WeAtBsss %
Gs bropsy and scAaty Socretionr ..... 30
As Sea ~siekaess sickness from rsdiag 20
-. Kidney Disease, Gravel 4s-.. o.
g. Nerve spehihis, Vital Weskna=s ~
n. sors MuHth. Gambler ss.... o.
q URINARY MeasnstA vet log the u, .. 20
81. laitfa period. df ~ith ssms ..,s bn
- nl-estt a AHErj palpns'ians Sc 30
a Epilepsy. sPasIns, &C Nus nAuoe 90
-. llDhthcua, ucsrs'ed sore tlr ut $685.. 0
80. Chronic CoageTtitns and hrup tors %
FAMILY CASES
Case Morocco With shove IS large Mslr aud
Manual ~ diFec Inns, ..s....5 s.t, $40 20
Case Muroo.o, of ~ large Als aud Back 90
Ihese remedies are sent ~ The ease, single
bon % Vial 20 any part ~ the county, free 81
charge. On receipt o. prizes. Address
ElHfHgETS HOlEOPAtHlC EEhfllK COvfsN,
0Aco and repol 5Gl nroa lw.y, Nes York
FnR SnrnA uu nRuGaIAfs. SLY
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-08
Collins VoILaic PIaslers

Sold by an druggists Selt by mail on receipt
Of 2lc Tor one, st25 FOR six, 81 70 flr twelve,
carefully wrspped, aud warraa o., by WEEKS a
rot TER, Pr0prator-, boston Masr -3s1m
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1877-03-08
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10 ~ distsses sfeeiipg THESE feAGs, Whrlhef
thcN s+rftte toa much az tau Ii 40 water, Of
Wis titt thCr be afflicted viih afuuc ~ gtavc'
% pith aches aud paths settled 10 tie laus oves
TIE rvgiors " The tilpets. theev Pills shuuia
e tsktH sccatdlnF o. the printed tifsclinus md
the Ointmrnt shpaid be peil rubbed ihtn the
-msli ~ the hAtF Al he'd time This ttestnit 81
siil give simo-i iam, date fel'ei wbta all ether
maAus have failed
, 1877-07-07


nrct!cut died n bill yesterday ncu'nst Sophie NJ.
Rnlcy, Isictlatl sob4J. o.rph aohcy, ! q: sobcy,
Elizabeth H. Sohcy, l}pCnr Charles aamfnfttIaor,
Lyman lhtrh, trnttte, David f;o"dwil1c. ". y.
Mclon!c, and .lae"h Deacon to aorcso'n .t. ts9s,
deed Tor H.on0 on !.ot ~. HlocR J. IN hu1el'
Wright 4 Ncbster't Addition Ia Chicago
t,ealRc j. peEbeck ana Harry mckay nlea nll!
hFainat the Shnbct and CaF9ncsl!lc L!tnn9raphln0
company 70 rrrtfsln them from lnff!neine cory.
riRhe conft.lng q an engraving ,Tenteeehtnf nc
mcfnlictB of the Chicago Ish'e.l ttnh. win inc
words ~ Chicago Champions" +" and for an Account
ing
fawr,snre q. prun.s hIrd h,tt aosInst (leoraIans
t,ntIiS ..s - Efrh. u" 3 wss.na.th u +. rpar.
~ fh!lp anu hneha .. nedA"pftE' =: =: tni
k1nst truatec. j. IT, FREEMAN hnd 81. ". Hooln~
8Gn. 6ntecAsotH In trust, H. u. HAmIteCnt IL.
Biohn1, N. p. Email. tho City Of Chicago and tho
Enufh Fe " rommIrsinnrrs ia fnrcff,Ee q truat.
1nrd To- <1o nm on tkc NJ an fccf ~ Int 1u,
RioeL ii IL Srr,inn.s ece IL siditfnn to Chi.
a.se 49, III ""N''o1''' 'ee' Az "@s''
e'Eo' uu,,< s,.a p. ,,u .o,,r.t Jn,,. Cole.
1eorRe 8. Cole, and J!rah .. Cote George A.
lee 10 foreclpso truetdcet for Is 600 on Int IL.
nxran1 shn IN fsnt - thn = n fsrt In Hlnck III
ol juf!s3s subdtvon o. tno hSsees0f 0 ps'e'"" Ut
W. n III.
, 1877-07-07

mn srstora excitement can be mndr. Small
NJ Il may b., hnvrxrr. 1t deserves more nttrn!tnn
than It hAa vet received. No person has yet rIstru
bic from the tntlroai In TACT, there "a room for
s1tpteiou that Il helong. 70 ela's of phcnomcna
mad volcanoes. Thcse arc really swamps nr mad.
dy pools through which hot steant Rises from snh-
terfaucsn sources, sqa II !s said ihas sones!n'ee
black smoke accompanies the atcam. These mud
vp,canoer. however. are In the plain, whereas the
outbreak Of thc l1th Inst. ia PLACED on : NOM.
Academy Of Sciences m}gh. organize ~ excursion
TO that little EAia OF Tophct.
, 1877-07-07

6peeisI NspdtcA to 77e Tribune.
Lincoln. Henton Co., July 0.-Avcnge yield Of
winter wheat At least twenty burhcis per acre.
Gram good. Weather rery wet. Great trouble TO
run tho reapcrB. Cfadlea havo to be nActl In many
p!aces. Wheat half cut. Heavy rain las put 4
stop 10 harvesting.
gpertat NspascA to 7as Tribune.
wAHRHssarnu. Johnson Co., Mo-. Jufy 0.-The
harvest II progressing finely. and will ali be ravcd
aud stockcd thlt week; yield eighteen bushea per
actc.
Ep+crai n.pafcA 10 7ae Trt6unr
jameson. tlarta Co.. Julv 0.--wo arc nos cut.
ting wheat, and havs very 1nc crop. Some fields
havc been injured by rast. Tho crop will nvcrago
from twenty 10 twenty y.avc bu.hcla TO- The acre.
Quality Of the araIn falr Weather guod.
Spectaf DspatcA to Ths Tribune.
Ter whcnt dne. Quality Of Train very good. Yield
Eighteen tu.hslt psr aste. c1fn M !: x.ry hno.
1srvrAto, nalla. TO-. July 0.-The resporr aro
run with great difficulty: tae ground 10 20 mcs.
i's1vsst viii 10 heavy Wheat will s'c In shock In
Sprctot ja.patea 10 7ae T,ssune.
JArKsox. Cape t;tarican Co, July G.-Wntcr
wheat af harvested in good condition. Yield large.
sp.etai EHspateA to ne Trfaan<
1hEniA. Miller Co., Juir 8. Wheat n most all
cnt viii average al,uut twc1So bushels. Early
whcatweli hl!rd aud p]umn.
Hpeciat UtsbstcA to 4hs f1b*Ne
ot the wheat in shotk. Qnaiity Fp]cntId; guam.
Special 6ssrsteh % 7ae tribune.
h..a w TIL. Co. &C. h.y. J.y wnsr
1nallty of The grain fs hnc-sho bert have seen
for many years.
harvest aboul 0ref hare rccn bnt poor 1old In
all my travels
, 1877-07-07
JUDICIAL,

Ep1ct1i WsEatfck 10 YAs 1F7SHRs.
MoanIson. H., July l.-A convention Of tho
Whiteaid$ County Bar held In this city this af
tsraoon TO scleet delegates attend Judicial Con,
ycnton Al Ffecport tho 24lb Inst to uou@inata ~
additional Judge under Tho new hw for THO Thlt-
tecath judicial Circuit The t!ou. o. +. Woodruff.
Of this eisy. wAs .npmIusted ~ tho candidate VI
WhtteeIdo County for the po.EtIon Of Judge. snt!
the delegates weEc instructed 10 use I'll hohoYahle
p.esns 10 sscure h!s nomiuxt!on IT Freepor.. Mr..
WGodfu6 y gentleman Of high legal atta!nments,
aud would I'll tar position with dlanty aud honor,
and - Hhttcalda tounty hsa strung claims for thf
pVst:Ion, biz nomination - considcfrt pfvbable.
, 1877-07-07

nous yield. Thirty days will rrcnrr 4 rfcd in ihe
J!nc Rivcr VALLEY Of SehsaskA that Will sstonsn
the most Panguinc.
Rtfcfai Wtpatra to 7z< 7rfa,,rr
SynAGu.E. Juty G.-Ne look Tor an average yield
OF oats, spffne wheat. and hnr]ry. Some pieces
nto injured by Qrnsshoppers and wet wcati.er
8prctat N'.pn,ra n 7he Tribune.
rHRr. SemthA Co., July 1-Smhl1 grain still
contfnno 10 hid falt for a very hehry crop. We
hhtn never had hotter growing stasnn. Much Of
the corn n hip high.
Aprraf I*p1tea ta 7ae Tfssun&
JrstATA. Adams Co.. JrIy q. B.--Farmcrs getting
ready 70 harvest Buyer putting up elevators all
along The railroad. Abundant har1est} fstnnsrs
hippy.
Epecfaj nfsp1fch ia TIE Trfbnne
NHAxn f-tAsr, tis11 Co., July 8.-fiencsal out.
tovk for oats and wheat u tplcndtd. evcn II tho
ow-1and portion thonld bc destroyed.
Gptctal Dttpatch to Tne 31suas.
FA,Rr1ELu. Cthy To-, July D.-t;otn small and
wccdy. Small grains promise well.
, 1877-07-07
Fearful outrages Perpetrated by
Them In Pennsylvania.
Robbery, Arson, 1sape, and MUIR
der, by, Wholesale.
The Citizens Forming Themselves into
Vigilance Committees.
At Least Dozen Of tho Criminals Exe'
cuted by Judge Lynch.

eonn,ios Of psnns,,v.nia, ousatslr in enormisy
any previous crimes enacted by th. e1a.. o, no.
State, % ~ weii =. tho 'urronn1ne d..t'iet', have
sss1 tss sn m .ss e
.c ~ ~ sa,r,,: .1,in...s nd tnwns
anu '@'A "9p1t rps MOST FAT aTxoctous CRIME.
Not only do these migratory criminals ply sheis
lively. unprotected diatrtct, but c'en tho larger
cntslon.. Within tho pa.t woek tho 'norea'e Of
90 sat.ot a s"d ss,s IT. tn nth tbes cir esrss,e The
authorities and law. abiding citizens haro counsccd
together ~ 10 tic most adslsabte pan to rid Tue
cou"''y y. 'nc P'ss"' '"At ~ o1en. a'u
nov" IL a. 100 M ..
~as pue. ss ssseps 90 no. 10 rs s
Of their ."s's ss ss' tho provincial
will bs mora sevcro npon Tho trampue fraternity.
Tho peou1e. however, who have suffered severely
.tun' sao ,aoas pea".ss w. =. 'ne ua''ps ~
o. m. e1S as .
inal'ty, hara formed themtelyes into
slo;LANcE COMMITTEES,
10 pfotett shelf nses htn property from the fc9n-
that h hays 'pre.a testori,m thtonsh tae noSn.in,
and valley rcsons of this beautiful peaceful anl
prnsreroua psft Or reansy!Thntn.
The llst Of Illicit transactions that can pc directly
chhtR0d 70 the tFaulM Is l1ts and varied one nut
IHk !hiauHk correspondent vii! conhnHpis ehfo0.
sc!th ~ to 1aonL hnR'tohs ING scehc OF
Mnen sna naxs oeem n ~ ~ ama sctmm
thT ", ,SnInlnohMeatn = GoncGftiea. r-..-
l., ne tnMnsn,p oI t.ntJ' ncstmolclanu ConntJ:
mas aFPcfhapa Witnessed tAc most fearful Tragedy ~
a"y .hai has Y. 1sen n'ns'sa s " t' S.!gand,.
founded the citizens tl.at tha question h1s arisen:
when Mall dhe limit =! &c NAmps outFsRes 10
rtaehen! nc.wuen satafus! nisht ana sahdny
moFnng, G,e l,o,.ss 1t Mfs: Martha Elder! yell.
men, who rrocorfcl 10 tic hrt.roous uecnrlcd by
Mrs. Elder and her, yo!nYc.t daughter,
beautiful and accomplished lady of 20 years.
Tl,c tlrce tafaaa* @ dfagSed tho yoang wom.n % from
carried tnto field fen.c distance from tht house.
and hTntally outraged. Not sat1sfcl with tho
petpeisaton q ths ctlI'e, the hetua ailshcd teir
hhho!y WORK " ..
brADDihU Tllk 0urKAlEn 01Hf. TO THE IEANT.
Tho older ssttr 1f Mtts Elder. being aroused from
her nlrer By tho fofchc entry into tho hoHse, ran
fFrt t1,ft nf ,tlfiA
, 1877-07-07
SALT

SALT.
axesal hsna4eA 10 1xA T5ttus&,
SAGINAW, Mich, July N.-Tha product Of Aieh-
txau salt d1Elnk the month Of Juus, ~ showQ By
tht Stasa Salt Inspector. was .00. 7J5 h4fEs1s-
, 1877-07-07

5pertaf DtzpaseA 10 M 1tt&1az
TxcUnsxH. john4on To-, Jaiy d --lndlcstions
now arx that the wheat and oat crop In johnson
County VII! ts yaasaalIy large. II will depcaa.
hovcser, Oh tho movement Ut th9 'hoppcEs during
the ncxt teu days, - they hare made theit ap-
psAsanca In spots.
aS7as4 RAeeacA to ~ 1slssa&
sEvAgp, 64rafd Co, JulJ e.-0pE spEpg wheat
Ind oats nessF loaksd pao1e pSomiatnx tus eEos"
, 1877-07-07

MICHIGAN.
Sp+rfal DtspaseA to 1As Tribune.
FLIHr, 0cuesee Co.. July G.-Coru u backward.
but dong w'll. Oats lu1pfi.nt and promises 4
heavy oeup,
, 1877-07-07

13jHlTlA1. ARITHMETIC. AMI CHhYElSA'
ttnoAl 4srnaa Au4 f.Earh = hali SC u.a1i @ tstst
~ n. daztag As taeli1 a@Auel sa+a1l9a Gat
G4x eAIEAlAk.
, 1877-07-07

WISCONSIN,.
Rpsctaf Dlspatch 10 7zs 5r4tuns.
C1rrxwA PALLs, July G.-cosn . little back
ward, but growing well.
Sptetal DspatcA 10 TIE Tribune.
1lunsox, July 0.-CunsIdertug tho cool weather.
corn IL dolur qut1 we'll.
Sptcioi Dt&pdtcA 10 77s TstbvnG.
WAurAcA, July 6.-Cotn il looking very promia.
Ing. Land clean.
, 1877-07-07

1N"As
&eertoi MtpattA 10 ma TttuHk
PsosrA+ DubuQna Co., July a,-Csups arc look.
ing hne. Will tAtso more corn this year than any
year previous, Fall wheat headed out and prom
ises full crop. Oats look well. barley wlll como
mp 10 an average.
spaeAa, p.paseA 10 n. 7rsssax
LYONS, ClInton Co., July a.-CoEn In our section
much botteE than In uost paris Of the 5tAtc. 6omc
OF tho corn has tasseled out, O&u and apr,ng
wheat look Arst rate, and tho farmers arc happy.
8peetai Dtspateh to 7As Tribune,
ORtsFr, Adalr Co.,, Juty a.-nm very amall
about one foot high; crop has bsen worked ovel
twtco. whca. is looklRs nne. with prospects Of 50
excellent crop; oat.. barley. .gd ryo arc good.
'lloppsts eso plsnt,, but doing notauas' 1es' the'
''' ~ 'A'.s;; sp.sa. 1s.psseA 10 7zs tribune
Dusskr, AaF1on Co., July 0.-LAst ws2k Was &C
wet that nothing could b. dene. Large portion 81
tho corn has mol been cultivated Jet- No harvest
as5 Ss; ss. @ I'd s ssg sa.a.
veil; barley i, headed out; weathaf warn and
dty for the past week.
WATERLOO, H!sckhswk Co., July u.-Ctops ol
jsnr. cofa clesn, ind oflsoo4 color; wheat head
s ss.cta1 n4*patcA 10 9as 1rtsu.s.
backward; wcsthet h.s besn vet and cold; land
sf'''' s.s sesat IT, aasess g e.. aea i,.s
CLINTON. Clinton Co: July 6.@Corn fslr stAnd
culttalurs kongl land clean; outlook for I'll crua
vooA: etops on low Lands viii suRot suns; Un high
lands neYcr better.
spet1at M,pascA Ia TAs 1tsssas.
GAHNEIt Hancock Co., July 0.-0ats and
spring wheat werc never better ut thts scason VI
the year. Prospects good OF an early harvest
'iloppcrs arc quiet, aud havd dono no damage VI
any lD0upt vet.
Stfc4al N4paseA u ~ JftssnA.
FnAAkLla, Drs Mufnes Co., July t,-Corn very
unsten poIas just up. and soInu knee high. There
IA = worry poor show fuE 4 crop; eileen inches ot
rain In the last fifteen days. Tha outlook II
gloomy.
, 1877-07-07

~ AN - = .eg-A - - ltsi ~
\SfANTEn-Ttt HEST-l tIIs 4 I,tH)Ms. SUITABLE
" for tight huasckrrptnE ~ yutg krnitnIah Anil
wife; mus ,te ~ = p+a*ant k~atlunt md nut more
than tKrnty Inlnut"s wak frnH Pest 0sirc. Address,
giving full particulars, X ~ Tribune ottlec. /.
l{7AfTEn-To HEST-A Fu!sN1EnEp HOUSE
W frUtn AUG. l. tur small family; KonLh Side pre-
terftsi. Address II, Tribune nt1rr.
, 1877-07-07
vv4NTED-FEmALE llELp.


DOn1tatlCs.
WANTED-A GIRL AT l1o oH1o-sT. eMALL
" family.
T3yASTED--A 1tf'D 0IRT. 70 Do GENERAL
w homework In family Of three, IT. 4l5 West Mon.
roe.at.
yyrANTRD-A YOUNG GIRL 70 M BECOND
" work md take care Of children rcfcrcnecl re-
1uircd. ARMY TO LEA I'ralrie-sv..
IEfASTED-NEilMAE OIL bW EIDE Girl. FuIt1EN
~ cra' housevofk In private family. s5a East
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-06
WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS FROM
SOUTH CAROLINA,

The withdrawal of the troops from
South Carolina has at last been ordered
by the President, and the order for the
same issued by the Secretary of War.
This decision gives the government of
that State into the hands of Hampton
and closes a long and bitter partisan
contest which has engendered much
bad blood, and from which no good
could possibly result.
Dispatches inform US that the order
caused general rejoicing throughout the
State, the news being received with i'm
promptu meetings, salutes Of cannon,
and other demonstrations of joy. There
is said to be the best of feeling between
the President and Chamberlain upon
the subject, the latter appreciating the
formers position and giving him credit
for a sincere interest and desire to pro-
mote the public veal. The President
has repeatedly expressed sorrow that
duty compelled him to sacrifice his
friend, and takes no pains to conceal
his regret that South Carolina musl
pass from Chamberlain's able hands.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-06

Hon. S. L. KNOX.-We are authorized
to announce that Mrs. s. l.. Knox will
be candidate for the assembly from
this county at the electiOa which occurs
next September. She will not ask a
at the hands of either of the
political parties, although she would
probably accept such nomination should
it be rendered her. She places her can
didacy on higher grounds than modern
politics. She claims that if she is COM
PEELED to pay money for the support of
the governmtnt she should be allowed q
voice in framing the laws. Taxation
without representation was obnoxious
to our fOrefathers and is just as distaste-
full to the American mothers of to-day.
Mrs. Knox is eminently qualified for the
position she seeks. She came to this
State in 1850 and has, for more than
quarter of a century, contributed her
means and energies toward the advance
ment of the material interests of the
county and State. Her ability is un-
questioned, and, as far as her voice could
be heard, it would be for healthy legis-
ton for the good of all the people and
against special acts for the aggrandize-
ment of individuals or cliques. It
might be urged that, beiug woman, she
is not entitled to hold office, but that is
a minor question. The people of Santa
Clara county should be, and we are sat
isfied are, willing to do the fair thing in
this regard, especially when fair dealing
will Tedouud to their advantage.-SdB
Jose Pioneer.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-06
A MOVE IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION

We publish elsewhere a notice from
the Pioneer, a journal published at San
Jose, which shows that some, at least,
of our California friends are willing to
acknowledge the right of women to
voice in the legislation of the State.
Mrs. Knox, the lady mentioned as
candidate for the next assembly, is we'll
qualified for the honorable distinction
and responsibility, which we hope will
be bestowed upon her by the suffrages of
the men of Santa Clara county. The
objections, stereotyped and ready to
spring against women as office-holders
cannot reach this candidate. Her age,
observation, experience, and good COM
mon sense all speak in her favor.
Answer has often been made to this
objection raised against women occupy
ing official place "that they will by SO
doing neglect their children" that men
do not often rise to political place, and
almost never to political distinction un-
til they have reached middle age. 1t is
not supposable that women will do So
and before this time of life their chill.
dren, if they are mothers, are themselves
men and women. We congratulate
Mrs. Knox upon her candidacy, anC
hope and believe we will he able tC
chronicle her election.
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-06

A WELL MERITED REBUKE.-A cor
respondent of the Journal, speaking of
the bjections-which to say the least
were indecent-of a Rev. Buckley, of
New York City, to the ministry of wom-
en-, comments thus:
He says, 'If the mother Of our Lord
were on earth, l should oppose her
preaching here" l cannot help but
think it fortunate that the gentleman's
birth was postponed until the Nine
teenth century, for had he lived in those
early days, he might have objected to
Christ's being born of a woman. And
this suggests the idea that Mr., Buckley
has been reading DR.. Adam Clark pOssi-
bly,, and is alarmed at the assertion DIR.
Clark made that one woman was equal
to seven and half men; and certainly
if man of DR.. Clark's calibre feels thus,
the Rev. Buckley may we'll feel alarmed
at womau's invasion of the pulpit, for
even after the purifying process, it
would take about fourteen hundred such
men as he to make one Rev. Anna Oil
yer. But since it only took ten right
eOus men to save Sodom, we are encOur-
aged in regard to the Quarterly confer
encen of New York City, for we find OF
the ninety-four ministers who composed
it, forty-six had such emphatic evidence
of having been born of the Spirit that
they did not fear to sit under the preach
ing of a modest, virtuOus woman, for
fear of an alteration of amativeness. ="
The new Northwest. [volume] (Portland, Or.) 1871-1887, 1877-04-06

for good bath-tub, and rolls like log
studded with barnacles.
To be two days longer than usual in
making the voyage when we were on
the|'hOme stretch" was terrific, yet it
had to be endured, and all made the
best Of it.
Home aud such greeting Good
reader, If we ever get away from home
on another journey of ten months dura-
ton you may suspend the New NORTH
WEST and write us down a lunatic. AT
this writing we have been with the dear
ones over half week and are not yet
through with visiting up the gaps be-
tween our last sweet counsels together
Greet US, everybody, and let all oul
friends rejoice. A. J. D.