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The daily gazette., 1877-09-05
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Restored TO Complete
Health.

BROOKS, Me, Sept. 7. 1870.
Dear Sir-From early youth / was in
feeble health, troubled with humor in my
blood, weakness and debility of the system
generally; was unable TO labor much, aud
only at some light business, and then only
with great caution.
Seven years ago the past Spring had
severe attack of Dlphtheria, which lefI my
limbs paralyZed and useless, so | was un-
able 10 walk or even sit up. Noticing the
advertisements OF PERUVIAN SYRUP /
concluded 10 giveit a trial, and to my great
joy soon found my health improving. /
continued the use of the SYRUP until three
bottles had been used, and was restored TO
complete health, and have remained SO to
this day.
attribute my present health entirely to
the use of PERUVIAN SYRUP, and hold
II in high estimation. l cannot speak TOO
highly in its praise. / have in several
cases recommended 1t in cases very similar
70 m own with the same good results
Yours truly,
CHAs. E. PEARCY.
SETH W. FOWLE Il SONS, Proprie-
tors. y Harrison Ave. Boston. Sold By all
Druggists. Pamphlets free.
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The daily gazette., 1877-09-05
NOT Great cnapceto make money.

hOJ n Great cnance 10 make money
If YOU can't get gold Won can
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Any one can become a succ 4ssfnI eeao, y
iIe most elegant works Of art given free 10
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rnrss rIpss everybody subscribes. One agent re
agent reports taking over 100 subScribers IN
l Ss, Gays. All who engage make money
hnsi,,l oo can devote all your time TO the
n.'s,3 - or only your spare time. You
" ~ moi De away from home over night
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II c'sts nothing 10 try the business. No on.
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Mss Mss {" The Peoples Journal, :" Portland
.ho4ue' aug3-iems wIy
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The daily gazette., 1877-09-05
A HEALTH INFLUENCE!

Restoring the Nervous and DehIlitated.
Imparting Life, Strength, and Health 10
the DdIlin0 organism.
Successfully tredtilg DiSeGss tcitho1a Medicine
BRYAN,S ELECTRO VOLTAICAND
MAGNETIC APPLIANCES
Recently introduced after years OF study
and research. They are of quadruple pow
err. I'm buing the system with a constant
current of VItGiisin0 Electric and Magnetic
force
ELECTRICITY IS NATURES POWER.
A Sovereign Specific in Dyspepsia-Ner'
vous Debility-Diseases of the Lungs
Rheumatism -Epilepsy-Sciati-
ca Spinal derangements--Impot
Disorders OF the Kidneys-and Functional
difficulties generally.
The Appliancesare strongly charged with
Electric, Galvanic and Magnetic influence
OF different degrees Of irteasSt0, suitable TO
all cases, and conditions, and effect. Cures
IUhere medicines hdUe failed
Reference TO numerous Physicians and
Patients. -gfy
strated Pa mhplets explaining the
Piles of their action. Cost, etc., free on
anon, Address
O. -. DR.. BRYAN
1G7 East Fifteenth Street,
-.a t.- E. New YorK.
, 1877-08-01

Mr. William Tol4 WAS fishing Will, trpt-line
In Tennessee River. After catching several fish
he went llotne, leaving Ills line out. Tic same
evening ac went back " take It up, but 1t was
nowhere to be seen. art1 he suppoAkt, It lost for
ever. 4 few days after, Mr.. Etktns was going
down the river and discovered tIc Aoat pf limo
about mile below where Nit. Todd wills nshing.
Tic nlld s0l!ls fr1euls whu were In the bout
started to take up the linc bu. OH reaching tic
llouk they found On it, instead of \ suppuscl
10y, h!ieuls tnuHstGr, which ~ frightened
ti,cn that tluv druppcl It, hut concluded to
tpw Il down to Pine Bluff. Tl,ry p.tsietl It ont
un reaching there. aud found IL 70 be no1uic-
script fish Or alligator. It Was dead hut had not
h.ttcn ut tile ttait. The hook tai caught Ii. It's
b }dy In several places, aud III struggling to yet
free It l,ad gotte3 tho ltns around Its lleaI aud
drowned. In trying To trt away It lad dragged
forty.poiln'l sinker oveEn mite. The creature
seven i i'irlcs IN s,.rt % anl l u",c &C Ijke ks ss tu
ait f0rked tOnyue. It !. supposed To lie eit'itr
species of sea shark, ALLIGATOR, orall!.ator gar,
aud hal probably utfayrd from the Lower Nils
B1sStppl waters.
, 1877-08-01

marie ~ scli the casal property a. chanrcrr
sIlC. The s.le tp,k place at flouyfLinn In yay,
ami The highest ft! was about s-.t,,ffl. C,r-
tain of tLc 1,trt.ho1.l~rz. not Auited with tc
amount realized. brought euIt in the United
Sa:Ga }sst!it Court In this rity Ia ret asfls the
sale. Tie arguments were heard hcfs,rc justItr
a"aync, Int tI,c tslit,u not tirrtesl bttnusc ri
rtrtan franrl4 alleged In t!, skie. Tile defend
ants wtrt allowed ~ s,rusr these before jt'stitc
awavnc In Srw York Il few wrcks ago, when,
from lailTrc to do ~, the petitiun was denic,l
a1! this lung litigation lInasF Terminated.
This WAS the largest tate ever arising IN this
stnfe, and at sartnuA itnes there lave ap1earpI
~ Attornors frniu Michigan WtlIinrn .enntsou,
Alfred Russell. Ashley ltnl, u. y. Y. It,t!sup,
briggs, Of this citv, an1 Il. +. htagar, of
Lansing, The nalnch VI Jnttice Suul, II.
swnync, Ut the United States Supreme fa,rl,,
and the late Judge II. II. Ett,inoi,s, Of tho
United Hta.es Lirruit Cuurtt have tner, pft.n
assH.iatad In The proceeding and tc:Isiuns
Every step wn* fonGl.t harsi, supported BY t!i..
ttigslt.hci falcht, ami sustained wil'l "nortt,Ts
lHrs. Tte npfnipns Upon aIl the Important 0n-
ttnlttl points arc ynlumInyus nt,I valuable In
legal learning Il, tf,r Federal Court lawyers
Soon SITTER tho hzln there was formed III this
city new ultnpany. whose members were tie
purchasers at the sule atM& tartuln Of the t,i
Ma.lf,0licrs. Tlis new COMPANY VIA STYLED
"Thc Lake SUPERIOR Ship cunal and Railway
1r'n Company" at1l Was Incorporated with 4
tat Of q 3,cUu,0 ,0U0, contributed III majority by
Eastern capitalists.
, 1877-08-01


a party OF i've amateur huntsaien left the
city yesterday for, the mountains, 70 be gone
about month. and another party of four rc-
turned homo day bsfora yesterday. The latter
had tntcndcd to stayo out lougcr, but thf indians
In their vicinity began to grow exceedingly
saucy, and to make demands for small things
IN > tone ~hivh. it was thought, Indicated that
thsy might, u provoked. help themselves, aud
thu hunters therefore broke camp, intending to
stop awhils q 4 polnt neatsr humc, but alter
they got III the back tfatk they game through
without uueh delay: speaking oi tho Indians,
the party tell funny story VI their taalu
camp. ons hot day one Of thcm went to Y
tstek not far distant TO have . bath,
taking with hip, hls nas. lie had re-
moved lis garineuts down ~ Ala rcd
d4nnel uudrrclothlux on thu bank VI the
stream. when ls heard tAs brush
cs~kipg, and. thinking perhaps the no!sc was
ployed bimself ~ 4 AktEmtshue aud cautiously
began Investigating. Aa hAd not long y wait.
, 1877-08-01

The following, which xe trsns!ats from tho
Getman financial organ, Der kapi4aiAt, shows
how tAs lste waEs ot Germany Lave produced
laho! arrangements tn that country, aud laid
tnc foundation lur Just such stats Ut things
thesu ~ VIZ see iu tAis country t.,-lsy u lie
result Vi VI cudlcsa Arres VI s9ial derauge-
MeutS that had their origin CAicdy In our own
WIT:
''If ali efforts TO counteract the present cslsls
have been attended with ANAL success, ut leust
! knowledge Of tue eeonouic question has been
spread among all classes, aud IN 80 fur there
u step " improvement. Though associations
hare Geen formed tof conducting business III .
tash basis. no practical results eau be obtained
until business nleu mrs compelled to .4lupt
the xystclu aud the position Of thu CONSUMER
improves. The econonit body u suffering not
Alune from 'the credit systern. Uur trading
community has lost its ideas Ut 4Oaidity, xhtlu
tho soEilugm2u will nut feel eonieltei With
~ former position. liz pe,thsr w2rks we'll uor
cheeEfully, aud obstinatuly holds olh for usases
aaulre'i ln the good tlmrs,' but which aru
sre ao1ye his noFmal earnings ahd sphere III !ste-
Taking ncareE view VI tic cau4es of the crisis:
the conelusioa Of the war found Us u people
Who Old not understand their freedom, 4ud
the m0st b2feiaced awindlcra found naiye be-
aeSsss Oh Amount VI this econuulc lEno-
, 1877-08-01

Tor a moment later lie observed figure Il alg-
Ing from tree L, tree riff Tn tsanf ntrl eysutr
" watching him. It flashed through iIts mind
that he was being follo*c by an Indian bent 0n
mischief. md bis hcHrt rose to his throat 40 that
lc could atlnuat tasfe 1t ~ thoughts ri lin'ne
f,rrcd Themselves ,1EH,n him. fir tI"trrtnincI
that lie wonll light tU the lust, however, aiid,
BRAGG! bj tlt4 liberalization, nlyathel uiun
tllc enemy. The latter was evfflchtlv mt pre-
parch for such tactics, fDr he trircatcl, faster
aud iastrr, auf finally threw down Ills gun anu
ran. The Sacratnentat1, fearing that t!s wRs
only pierre Of strategy to Icai him Into M
ambush, rcturncd tt tic rrGek. dnlnel his gar
meuts, md hurried to tjle easlp. There
he f0init member Ut tho party WHO
had lust cnne In from hunting
relating to the other two members how
hc also hatl nxpcrcn cI trouble With Indians,
one Of whom flc satd followed him two or three
miles, and ho hui only escaped, tr,in hin ~
striking linn uver the head with his gt1n. This.
l'c went ia 70 say, broke The stock IN two, ihc
tlccr, 1t w,rth wl,l1c to walt and search for It,
when the 1n,liuns might attack the catnp at any
mn1ncnt. The man who ia.l lcen to ttG creek
began to feel n aueptrl,n tl'at two nlcmlIers o.
that hunting party hal tccn making FOULS Of
did he look likel" "f.ook lknl Yul'vr heard
OF them being called rcd devils: well. this fcs-
low was urte Of thclnl tle was strWcd right
Ia the akin, and WAS 1'asrarndGl, and llail paint.
etl himself Just a rcd NJ blood. YHu Hc,..1n't
laugh; 'twasn't anYthtttg to laugh nt.H It WIS
al,nn,t too cruel to hay anything aD'ht the rcd
f,annc! i,n,fefcfothts a,rl the thriving nj the
gtlu away, but It hal to he tnl1, Antf the lnys
lave lad good thing IN free drihks ever HEpee.
, 1877-08-01
A DANGEROUS PLACE.


CnlcAdo, July 3t.-A littlu 10 the south of the
Exposition Building, on tho cast s!de OF the
railway, theru IL what may bc termed slough,
formed ,'y tho Imperfect a'linR up Of what was
formerly part of the luke. When dry It looks
~ II It wsrs sol'd ground; but let any one Atep
ui'OM 1t, aud II will I'D found to be treaehcroua
nlur1Sa.
A tow days agu m accident occurred there
which might have resulted seriously X It hao
hot bcen fur thr prosnpt assistance rendered. by
t'aa whose manic ! nm unacluatnted with.
1ts service, think, deserves public recognition,
particularly a. he refused t'ecuniary reward, al
Though that waa on tlt& occasion ot1etcd. A
ln%frr 5snE l.ay thl haaushtsf Of prominent
thlt Piece OF ground. tut Immediately
iank 70 tho shoulders. Obeylng tbs shullts u
aer friends and tho bTttanCcra 10 keep STILL stle
fortunately !iatt the CDuuess to remain pcr{eyt-
" auiet, aud ehctrby kept hcrself atioat, ss it
were, untu tsic tnal referred to managed 10 e1-
te1cate lrs frum hur dangerous E,st|on by
incaus OF . polo which he uses for tho purpose,
VI cuurse Sha was covered With mud. a,i,l Of
course. apart from &he danger, 1t was Tery dts.
agreeable atcldent " meet with. III this sea
son VI the year. whcn u many are {n tie haht
VI walking mud amusing themselves ID that ID
eaii1y, 1t Il right u gvu public warning ii lbs
danger they arc liable to. Would Il not be veil
a!s0 lot the authorities to take some nrtiun tn
tQc prelntseat Respectfully, OBSERVER,
, 1877-08-01
DOH STORY.
4rIatoA Rsnuaffna1.


In tho famlly Ut Sir. Calsln Parsons, Of Par
sous. iast abova this city, large and very
a,ntatlu Newfoundland dug l.ad long bcen thu
pct u several lttls children In the same family,
On Monday the children had been playing with
the good-natufed creature until both they anil
hc l!a4 beeo'ns thoroughly tired out, when, "a
WIS their cs1stoa, one Of the little onca took tho
lug to his kennel aud fastened lin, thcrs
by lly chain. Il WAS but q Muppcpt or Two
alter tho dog had been tied up tt.at Aiss. Pr
sons attention Wa called 10 tue animal by his
sery singular att!ous, WhcIcupoa shu watrl.aL
sI!ut something vcry UNUSUAL was tho i4attrr
with hiul. fuarlux.llylroplolEa. ahs went at
nnss M Tie store rear by aud desired Alr.
dog. which lie a ons :id. lle found bun acting
ss!ll Inuso etTangaly. f5ottilx Ut the mouth,
and exhibiting every known symptom Of rabies
His lTSt tntuHti,}n was to shoot hin, and tor
that purpose i.s went intd tho house aud pro-
cured pistol, Tut willis doing 50 an old rcri,u
Tor testing, " we'll Is thoroughly curing lubirs
Ia the dog, came up III lls n,ctnury. and he de-
eldtxl u Try 1t tclusu nsiug tue lnore Radical
euro of culd leul. Procuring = large paul Of cold
water, a!s per rctipc. lie pushed IL within reaeh
OF The dog by tueaus of long polo, ~hcfeupon
the al,inlal male several 4asues toward It, aud
finally pumped his furc feet into tle water,
dnshlng tue liquid ajl uvrr hts heal. NJ sooner
had tho water touched TUG brad Ut tlu creature
than he Tell lc1%a hstIc t!c pAl. Thls Is jill
actual fl. |, y anf may cusl} learn bY consult
tnE any VI the parties acnlionea In this iteui.
, 1877-08-01
CURRENT GOSSIP.

MONN1SU-GLOnfE
Truub!etoHlc yanei
don't sec why It will moi twlno
EasIcr. WHY,
There's Tom In that window hight
Dear NC!
wonder ir hc can sea
Who IL Is!
1tcafty hc threw Tic kiss.
thsn't l0uk:
un'4 deoi In thai horfid book.
Nice excuse
For thche vlnrs to blow tooSo.
so early. too
Ths grass ts Ill wet with dew:
I'm Glatl
). came to SEQ what now blossoms they had.
THAT chimci
II Must be Ills break time.
lies coming down
In Ills bluc.and gray dressing. gown.
Now fur susprise:
I'm afraid tle' sec my eyes.
U buAhl
In, surely guing TO blusli.
Ill run-
No, wont. and lose tho FUN.
"Why, Mr. drayt
How do you 1.ks my bouquet
Is Il meet
Y0n may have It. Tho islca!-tprfcot
A conccrt1 To be
Whcns Just let mo think and SEQ.
Tomorrow night:
OF courtc I'll 20 with delight,
OmyE
There's our brcakfast.bcl1. Byc-b,ci"
'nlcAao, la,y, 1877. DAlsr WHITE.
, 1877-08-01
A GoLD-MlNE JOKE IN MAINE.

One Of our correspondents writes thas the re-
cent "discosery Of gold" In oldtown came
about somewhat In this way: The town
authorities haying contrsted with one of the
cltt1e1a to build tuwn eisaern for lse-lcpart-
ineut purposes Oh the Island occupied BY \
la5He nulnbcr of FFrurh famiIi.x, II occurred TO
one Ut the says In town to have little luu and
SIC how much ct stl1rfug Up he could give the
, 1877-08-01
Ouff'S.

ur...,f.o -. .,..,-
linus summer 'n4aes aa afo go'''s u u3eAs tnelf
change newspaper. THIS makes some Of tho
fa,llcs nrct&y nh1.
a., ~ I1.,.,."s,,to ww..s,,,..,. :, "'..,,.s
!aaF ot ".ahAt'sesltM VERY n'ucn, !c'alea
tiie journalist "the Villains arc especially veil
ia stolcn."
,,ou,,t,r wo,, ~ ,,,o}or,,,,,. ,,rtrt,-. .~t.,a
In t,'vian ~ 3,1i.rs h. Fa, ~ co,,n.stnr i,@a
a ~ n,,,. r. ,sa, r., WI, ,.f, IT,, ss
concludes to dispense with the services Ut ono
Of the ha4lds, liz takes hummer aud drives the
usho +, . rcrycct Auozor :. au1 n ,r,,, :,
mn. n mr. acG,nois ri hfs r. a.tcr r..tcrisv ~
ou ".,,,,,u"i,s ~. @ w.. ~ .s, ~ ~. ~
t;"r v..rsni in 1.,,,ra. u .hn IL ssnr nu W
ucstcl sc1aca M ~ HcuStaph{ tnan y m'sLo1ss -
, 1877-08-01

-
A lev days ago, on the morning when heavy
tl!users iell l.csc. sublime sight was discover.
el ty few pcrshs who happened " he lsrE-
lng 10 the northwest ntsiit 9 ut,lnek. Tic
hacktst TT black clouds, torn md ragged, wrre
bci.Ig driven through The mir tuwatl tho south
east. They rolled AMI tulnttlvd ~ oycau torna-
does Ell llsturt with the wavca. md were cvl-
.lcntly hunr like feathers by terrific tornado
which passed over The rcntr0 at the village, but
too high up to disturb objects on the Garth
The trees near the district spl,tolhousc we're
1ualc tn bow, but tile mai forces weru too fur
up to exert their full lr,wet UPON them. IIai
the tornado run ION feet lower 1t ts .,c1tcvcd BY
those who observed It that buildings would
hayu been demolished III m Instant OF time.
THE Tribune BRANCH OFFICES.
fS Ul.DE!. To ACCOMMODATE t,IH. Hi.Nt.EluCs
J. pa;tnEs Throughout III" city We have c*tal4ls'cl
1F&ECh ijcpk In the tl1"fcnk fvkl1nA icsIgnAtrd
below. where advertisements will l takrn ff te saae
pEtre ~ rhAr.rd ht thr Main Dficr and will In rEeyed
until o'clock y. III. duElE Inc week. Aln until p III.
WILLIAM Il. WINNING. BOOKSELLER and sta,tuner,
lS4 Twenty trcaittst.. near Habash.Av
EUHEKr TlIRGA~TOS. wrst.sldc News Depot,
Diut i,land. .Av.. rGrntr Of IIalsted.,t
HEul!taE fiESlEf. Dooks. stationery. etc.. $40 H.
AST0S KtHl7. News Depot. Stationery. ctc.. 3al
altlx4uke4.'4v. Cffref of CArpfutEr-&{.
, 1877-08-01

Little Tommy Stewards weakness Is water,
Which cart br said Ut many Ut tho prisoners
brought up 1t the Tonbs poire Court. Tommy
is only o years old, aud stauds three feet oll In
his stockings. Officer snyler, Of tic l,ruadway
st,uad, who Introduced him to Justice Ottrr-
but,r, Is very n,uvh ottltr, and statl.is ex feet
ieuT III his s,'SkinHs. otllecr snyicr pasrtolie4
ubseryilIr u large rrowi gatiirrcl about
Tie fountain On the northwest corurr,
the tR policeman approached to. see
Ton,my stark mixed, waIowlnE a1ot!. in tic
Grulun wnter III thD foantatn-tAsil, having q
tood tt'ne all l,y hls'sclf soon after the po'ce-
mans arrival Tommy WAS hcart1 10 say, sotto
iur the ceutre of the tasin aud held on to the
fountain. "CnuIe out VI tllcse. Jun young va1-
nhots," cried the aix feet follr ns'ltcesi,au. All,
wat a'ye glsln' US, a;lswercti ronsnJ.
~ wifi II you'll carry nc. I'm very .!clivatc
fndecd," wis the tantaliz'ng little roK,s's next
Tie crowd. among whrll were many women,
rolrc! with laughter, and the oifircr got rcd In
tho iacu.
"say, old huttons,'' screamed the little
bniher, ''tnri oil and takc q tlip-you nccls It..
(Grand;iaug! from the crowd which numbered
hundreds Us thls t3ne.)
- TIIc officer rutircI fdr few moments, taking
Tomny's eluthes with hin, md soon returned
with pole. ile commanded the youngstcr
nga!n Ia come out, bu. Tulnn,y rcpitol by plae-
tg lis right til,lit,t, hts and extending
his hnnd, WtgGllng tho fingers thereof. TAN
other grand laugh.)
"WeII," said thu officer, n I'll Tx you," get
ting ready to Joko Tommy with tlr roie.
Tommy tlolKcd around to the uthGr side, tho
olver after him. 'lills feature vi Tho fun co1-
tiIuel until tku ot'l.er was quite out ol BREATH;
Alter making the circuit Of tho ',asin several
times, hu concluded to givo itup.
4" YIN can stay thcrc," said he, !" but IN take
yumr clothes tu ihc statfun-hUusc."
This frightened tllu buy, and lie SO far gayc in
as 10 answer that II tue officer would lay down
Ills clothes and ~ away hu would culne out,
dress, anti gu hume.
9llrcr Snyder hail "no," and informed Tom
nv t!lat ho would shut oI tho water aud empty
the basin uuless bc catnc cut at onrc, auu
them" sail he. "yuu Will be sent TO tho House
ot RstuEc.a Thts WINS enough iur Tommy. Out
he en.te, blubhcr!ly that Au would hare come
out long ngu, but liz Was alraEl.
uo wus quickly dressed and taken to the sta
t(oI-hullsu for tho night, and when brought up
yesterday morning before Justice OttcrbourE hu
promised he'd never ngaln do a bud thing If tho
JuIge would not send him to tho u0usc OF
Refuge. The Jutlt:e took his word, and sont lin
tu tyrleutl for three days.
, 1877-08-01

Ho0Itkccpcrs. Clerks, &c.
IVASIEn-AsMAHr.A ACltyE rn'rH:. MUST
S,co ss ,dr Hf1' ~ ~ t s ~: Ecsc"''sna at
.. 1rndes.
tVASTEft-F.t1T-FITF IN RTD0A AND
rats ;' S1, ,r ss s1an "'p' to Fo''f'
W*SSggfipx7I,," I, eoRrt liE A. 9xGE
Eifh,.rai,' md si1ck.eli..t. '"''" y ~'''' ''"e'
WAS1AEEEy1yH2s 9' ! + q is1s: At
ssx q. M.s "a. 1AT H5 i. J. T KH g. 6S
On ;sbt nan !" Y :; T. EaadHx II so9 As
Etupfoymenf Agencies.
WASEsTED1.-t'm ~ ,!t Is.iiI'oAn t:siNiEns FoR u;
psr nerk H3' a'f ~ ss fe;s fsfs s5'
siEl!ikCk, . we*, i:an'iusrh.s.. ' '''e'
b1iacct1uncols4.
WAXIEp-h;X;, n i;'.;.S NAY T cAy
*i.s. tnn lniiaDa I'd siir tesn .rsdr 1r,seIa:
TX f1xt f:,1. h !Irs5 e. toi is'y Eyt, I, letter only
WAS1Tn-A onnn <.tssIAS n SELL 9;f'0I's
mi Rro"rrt. Al TX. i, fT,ane o;rt "'e''
JVASrEr-uAN WITH si1, Cash tS6 OTHER5
.ns ,a.ry a"T" Hfi M1uiie :e1ss Il s". !" a
WA>TEn..aS AcrlvE Y,usti MN viii
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SECOND EDITION!
TIE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHUREH

From the ChrtstiGn Advocate, official
published at New York, we CLEAN the
following items of interest for the year
1877:
There are eleven bishops, annual con-
ferences 81, being all increase of four.
ltinerant preachers 1926, showing an
increase of 1874. Local preachers 1858
total preachers $3.50, increase no.
Lay members in full connection ,473,-
O06, increase 4e,012. Lay members on
probation 200,281-total lay members
1,673,2S7, increase 21,775. Deaths of
members 10. .724. Baptisms of adults &c.
$40, children 56,292-total 1872, 1892.
Church edifices 5000, increase 2S3. Par
sonages 1894, increase 1872. The total
valuation of church edifices and parson-
ages is S79, ,29S,720. During the year 40
preachers located and 119 died. The
Methodist Episcopal Church has lost by
gate of 168,656 lay members. Baltimore
Annual Conference meets in Cumber
land, Md, on the 9th February, 1878;
Rev. Bishop Ames will preside. The
missionary treasurer acknowledges as
the receipts for the year $26,06S 90 from
the Baltimore Conference, Delaware
$693 "a, Virginia $484 80, Washington
g., ,e65 90, West Virginia $2,892 81. Sun
| day schools 19,775, increase 81 SUNDAY
school officers and teachers 216,274, in
crease 1883. Sunday school scholars l.,
400, ,2S3, increase $4,000; teachers ant
scholars 1,706,557, increase 44,509.