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RAILROADS.

RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
NATIONAL LINE AND sHoRf ROUTE
TO THE
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST q SOUTHWEST
June 24th, 1877.
An. LEAVE MbSHINGIOE.
s:s9-Baltimore and Way Stations.
o:So-Bsitlmore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
rSint OF hocks and icy Stations, Via Ee-
J:so-Whise sulphur . Valley spring. Express.
m Mske no r stops between "s,hinxtOn end
I:Ss-.St. louis, Cinoin matt, Chicago and Pits.
66ars Express. fHasersrown EXCEPT snn-
Baltimore E1prc..
slo-Piedm3nt, Strssours, Winchester, Hsgcrs-
s:3O-Nsw York, Philadelphia, Boston and Bsl.,.
s:00-'BaltmoTe and Way Stations. ION sund.,
connects for Annapolis.j
1Q:ge-Baltiuore Ez press.
Is:lo-BatimOre, Elioott City, Annapolis and Wa,
,:.o-New York and Philsdelphia, Baltimore Ex-
press Ton Sunday to Baltimore ouiy stop-
nnS at al stations and connects for Fred
a:sO-Baimore and Way Stations.
4:80-Bsltimore and Laurel Express stops AZ
Bladenseurs. Frederick, via Relsy.
Wpobe 81 sSa Way s sisfio:, Hassrsovn'
4:l0-.Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
seeier - t h.t NOTCH takes IN the cars d.
s4s-!Chieaso and and Columbus Express. win.
x,o chester and Haserstown, except sundsyD
s:00-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations, Metro
9:2s-.st. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg Express.
ie:0e-'Nev York, Philadelphia and Baltimore RI.
=-Dal1. other trains daily, exoept Sunday.
1no~ IDEnn -
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GEORGETOWN ADVERM'TS

EOR RENT-CUTTAGE HOUSE. No S5 lat
l. street Georgetown Key ~ No 3J O2l0-lw'
~ "A
NEW CROP OOLONG, 80 CENTS PER LIB n -
Warranted equal TO any on the market tor re
money. r.. LEWIS & co.
DEALERS IN FINE TEAS and OOFFEES
:! Bridge ST., GeOrg.to,cn, ID. G..
SIGN OF hlG I.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-11

ID AK SEMINARY 5o6 SIN - nw-MrS.
NJ CoNDkCN "a w. =. rAlMAN SMITH,
athcipals. Pei cii't'a- fnr Latin. Frsura sd
Ensish Pupils charsed FROM the dsi 90 entrA nrs.
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This advertisement TiU be changed erery
'ceeE, and prices or goods herein mentioned
stand for that tceeE only.
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pILEs AND FISsURE,

Dr.. SH kADER, ONCE room - d. o. CO b.u
i Us, tso9thwest corner 9th and streetsJ cures
rles ana It4ure without Knife, Lfsaturs or Osus-
nc, aud without pain and guar sntees Q cure in all
Gases case or no pay. Refers g L. Luchs, Of Luehs
pro-, tebacconist, 036 1th street; q. u. eeiler
ouperfntsnd.nt Warrington and Georgetown Rail
sosa; Mapion aroeer, 533 III street souts
xsnia avenue; 7; b. .MArche, r. 0. Dersrtmeat
81 i ssIess southeest; John Twssdale, y Gran
Ladies attended their residenoes desired. O@is
60urS-y. m 10 4 ,. n: 0andsyS 20 ,. m Don
cVV AT REDUCED Prices:
At w. W. WONNS.
oct9-lm Sol 9Th street northwest.
= aus-6 DirIRdIIT. kssivs Absssn
nYELNGi DYEIN0i
sSeE Olesa s,Esss, e,Dosss Psssss 0ass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-11

From J. G. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance OF the malls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-11

My counters are filled with the newest, eho'ces.
snd most sty ish Fall and Winter Garneats for
Mems and Boy wear that ean b. found In this city,
ard embraces al thu leading styles an1 fsbr G. that
viii be worn this s'sson. Ny prices always she
lov,s', and other haus- iu thi. 81 can n aer-.
me. give you partial Price ist q the MAJ 3 2 Cd
Bargains - can nul my house.
THESE ARE TRE PLAIN FsCTS AND
10 Be CONVINCED az THEM GAIL
AND SEE ron YOURSELF
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-11

FEW FACTS ~ THIS CONNECTION
MAY BE WORTHY or NOTE:
Now is the Iis ht time TO thy your CI1thing, be-
cause y will find better stock 10 select from
THIS IL the most favorable opportunity YOU will
ever have to buy your Cl9hins. for the ressoa ths
We are sell ns st very large percentage lower thar
goods can be bought for after very few days.
Do Nor defer buying until cold weather compsls
you f. then n viii have 20 pay more and not nd
good selection.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-10-11

\. = I Il \ L :,
I0fT PoHHSpiraSia oreHHe.
cf-' n Near llth ste ?.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02
why M w.is HLoWN rP.



lie wae iit,leo,i man with a restless
hlick eve aud an .unlly restless Jaw the latter
being r.lstNhtiy rihnlly"l 10 On, mu-ucutlnn
of " fine eat Nh,l" M '9rln'r lonnd Nn- NO.
in ;aUr' 9tr' ftul. thin iier' fi'r points P" the
cortu.-. lr.u-ru,y boo rs pr0l"fel irOm UNI
der me- STONED a VoOi NAT. uid urard uf The
.amf rol.r str1sll. j lar down over ia, front -
h,. hll- Nnail. .ulr hi- Voice wns shrill dnd
tier'ine. .ii ava his a--'tttJhs We're vi ia"
~ iar,.~ln -nlI luu,il. in Il handkerchief
ant sL.rii. 49, taklAu p - -en. in thr rars -
ktnn. tnrfl ie r.y. ht mrn"t g.. III" Lass gers
urdf'-t I0 hiul. trt sl'A inv~. There are
SOME 'ul ls uf- u.d tnNus in tus country
one d.s ,Nl -'c % mans b".' .n"s hnlf--u'"d
witla N'4r .n't. aild inr L-Nt hc ls iniifoh-
AMI - an " h","l - afn"' i,u+ Ihtre
t. q iir. o. tHN. nN' = T. ~. und lA a. bn-k ia his
Oid tri's driving "a Illtrulr.
'Ih~"c tlg- ago ! wh- mot un'v w"l to do
hut nNrd for He. IA | thought; hut tang she
weul AMI MS Nat IN nay back again. Not my
lau.t-nN thing could foresrr and guard
as.ain-t-!is.a Pc. lar lislrnsGtlon of PROV
a"u-e a. I'll may, .a'.. Never heard OF -ich a
/? ,.t.m dr. j. out 9, &c mine ?" asked pas
Vine be- bowed, 80 md a ten bin alley.
and Was doin. u land OLE business lint n
rainnE n 'nry. as YOU mas saj when all Went
g. suu-h n "a Instant
Eurl oal = q k-' Nl.-ttncr.
Barn cut ~. worse than that-bloweJ
Biowed ?"
heard 80 Somr fellows come in one morning
90 roll game for The drinks, my hrst customers
tIHt morning
My thiuuman Hon sun. set NJ the pins for
'n. on. on thr men took ~ % Nall on" uf ih.
liGA'-t b" .'NE 10 SHORT rUn and i"' uiiVr !
..I see u ii"" iND hhl h1 SOONER -uu b
tnN nleN thlH tIl'r" Wu- 70 rrp 70 tlrl. shook fh,
whole tn dIug. i.." uU 90" p.a'k-. and shat
'rlre Oh" .Ia in rhr Windows iaDr bound
made lA q! Naii down .lpiE On" uli wu- ipi-
lowed ns tNn rNtI, d mi Of q" port amt TIE same
k.udDl ,,recs 4ru Il.n. M bal Ian.hod tie
la fsnH. - HN4.h
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M1TRIvONY Nv RUSsTi.
How Marriage. are Legally Aunuiied.

ho" Ne ''' "'' e'i"'
Russian marriages are generally A.
ranged through priests. \ wcll-bred bride;
groom must present Il gin TO "a monastery anu
another to his parish church; the BRIDE.
through her friends. is expected to. clothc some
statue ~ virgin with gown of silver bro
c1dr. enrirned W.T. NOR" or loss Jewels. Hr'ord-
inE 70 u, ilei. ~ tho vunor; AMI "a some pafis
y rn RUSSIA sh" udd5 klft OF l"p white
d'y"s ! the Pope when iooks rather IKE =
parents j., necessary for a marriage until the
age I thirty in the cU-r Ot men tWCnfN-iivo ia
tliai If women; bat young l'prlr are az liberty
ivWteal 20 the civil authorities IT .Dn-ent he
are called upon ~ show REASON Tor their re-
iusW The reason must not be mercr nary. un-
n',s one on we Noung people po heir To lan9el
estate; mon inc question l. referred 10 the
marshal Of the nobility in the district. whose
decisions are based upon exp"dicncy rather
tlih upon nNto pilN'lpl"-. lh"se HpIenls are
rare. h'cuusc the Russians are II marrying peO-
pl9 anu dispose ~ tl,eir children early.
W. me middle and lower classes men marry
H. hisher ari7locre.s Il youne man e,e. tl,c
gram tour before se'llnG down, yut j., j.
'fcn pNroired, hctgre starting "a young ildy
no. 'e, pW or INC -chVplr"'ln unq ne Mci- h'r
immediately Jpyn ni- return. There J. up
NhHn Eirl ia- reached the age * - wi'h.ut
inding mate. sh' generally -rt- ont ou what
III. 'nlls II t.lgrimngc u pOot-on a round 81
travels II rich ana m cithtr cHsc sh" furn- up
some Scdie inter n, a widow. Widows are rs
widow. whose husbands were never -n.u mr..
more numerous .hAn The rest Etiquette fOrhiis
any allusiln To- u ludy- dent husband ir her
prcsencc. and this j. sometimes cur.cnieut
!. leid. aud d., bride o'ecr has a lock Of her
hair cuf ~ in he Vrcscrco Il witnesses aud
s"Iis a : l'cr ring set VITA tWtQu ~. az ai-
n md cake. uud silt 81 bread aud salt. From
Ui7 W' n"nt he two arr Dighted; nor rau tho
ielaiitr- break the match except win the r1n-
sert II the parlic. themselves, which .igni-
hcd hy a return ~ Che ring AID iOct ~ hair So
much Importance j. attached - the ring that
lac
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A CALIFORNIA BULL FIGHT.
IHE SrhNIHp NiTfpNI SpORr ~ TN
IRIS BHTTfLFTI.


F..1.N.s yi,..s,,l ..s..
The announcement tim, 3, butl nobt won't,
81, u''. ''m ,Jn a.. 'iuay aitcr
'r riio,' t " 4 j." , ~ W. ~ W resort
isi ,,f'ir,. a ,,.,I'. tnrt ~ ,,i,i ..,.. ~, pan
h., t,,. h.. r'.'s.a,i. ,,,n, ~ '.''~' nuiIif
,i,f' I,',. 49,, IN az rui 49,, c,t,'''' ne
nn ,,,',,,,,ls M .,i,,,, III ~ t..' arc
nor AMI vivian IL, i,.i.t ia aunl.i.nii, l., mn mn
~. III III W. -, ~ i,','' -, Tuui i'h,y inuri-
,Ln I'M on trn,r. IN, ' Nv, ~, n.,ma MSrs2s
'r ""i ~" ul,"N9 NJ, t,. ,t .i"Nlv' Ihe
.'"rNt u'n JUMPS on ~ DU,,i ,ach anu rides
,iiii uilul ~ ~ ~, ticH sprihgs L.
we ground vaults out % we aroma, and the bull
" -..ti"'" ~ ii7 lr,u' w. tN.,Ni,lu Nrstrr
az, VIZ q ". ~ t,,''t '"'li ~ hpNatrlh.
II, N''''us ~ ~ w. '"' III" 10 ~ hhnl
i'''r ny '..,N' uNiht t,'wNDu NE No'a-
,.,,,, Y. .I Ia ~ snor1 inEan.
1870 i',''i VIZ. Il" ''" ''". ,hn ms
' WI ". ~" '., , ,i'i ' . TX ie
wne =, J 49,, .o.f' Nri.n ~ note Tor ierocity.
,,' a., t,.,, a., Il, W." ',,n IT, I'c Nlilsh
iyt j. la't'i inu more FHVlE'. VI, hotts some
XXI IT, ,v' ~ a. , ~, ~ 'n NY" me
,, 'i ',li , - ",'i'', s.,i 'uu,
,,..,i,, ~ w. ,' "'' "'' wac o"'''" Ut hI-
~, 'i!.V KIM, w. a'' ~. 49, t,. ,,.,,,. a.. -
,iiar,.,.r .nr~,,nn,ri w., a fighf Inorj t,rl ia
",",i''N 4; ~ i'u''l if d Nknt .'"lu i'bre
ap"u, iRn' ~ h'fl. wa" h"Ht 'yl we rheuun-
y, . ~, d" "'"" M ' rin p.f ION
a'.H'' ,s, NV. N'lhl N'i al'.Ui Ah" pm was
M'ln H'uNtlI ,h.l',.u w ms r'itai ~ tae
nvi w. INV .,vh N''u we El'Nhu INTO "a
g'g. ~ lhe Nppi gene 'l ~"n" 'Vri luS person
u' an MN W. jay Nc' ,h' ii"-' hud cnHigt
up-li il1i N.th l'r" lN, ting frU' ~ check
nHN''cI' ny ,it ith - iri s'N'iil hvufs ne
"ll iWe' ~ ."l 'ir .oitul 9Uth ~ T. massive
m'.. H., w., wig ilV1 i'.v'u ~ N,.nil fh1
az - i''NI; ~" i ,.i-,i'~ W A.l'' Nl.um.
Az ,''IV - iNiliitH 'H'Ei'tld Nlprdreu,
gu, $50 ~ u .'.'i,' Nt -Ul,' 'nn. ing 81 nrlsnl
inN @i,'f' "nI ''p' hi'-it uuhh9' anu Eluiy
e''t'N rose, az" CARRYING 'ulol bNbhrr
a. "Hl llf"r ,'.' -q'1t' c"'O'At-i 10 torment
~. l.'h.' in u re-. u va, oippAn'y' " a
'hdn,to nHmri lor"l nud y chulp. oi blanket
nun, ~ n's' rur' '," nv 'i.u"I 1i we pew, rom
7 To-. .
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TIE WONDERFUL C0COTELL.
4 DESTROYING BOIINTCtL NIGEL
SWEEPS 7UROTGH IIfE CITY


""'~""'' '''"'~ WV Wv -'''- --N'"','H''
The general Interest in the cur,er nf
Comanche George ha, induced the wrllar 10
give n final chn,tor IN hia life Many woll-
known citizens have bought ine seeds oi me
wonderful coooieil ana brAr,i Che stories of ihs
no lcas wonderful rsueor. Tho idea vt selling
them entered his hcadw when MS fortunes were
AT their lowest ebb Tho tale is from his
own lips
He say. thn, while I'm Na-iiniaon ac,il L as
Interpreter lot tho Comancl,c- ln January. 1s7C
he dropped into fhr Smithsonian ius fituiio,,one
day aud heard prol- Henry nnrd. and Hay
den discussing the plan of agfand Indian ell
campment or the Centennial grounds They
asked him what he thought of H. Jhr, proc
posed to have representatives from ff,y.'hroe
tribes. with toueee ponies. dogs. horses. aud
camp equipments. They wcr, to !i,D ust n-
they lived ont 81, the nrnirias in r.>,- ana New
.uperiuteudruce Of Comarrl. George. Ma.hita
Chief the sho.honn- ai,5 I,nrin, rriG son
Of Buffalo Hump. he old Comanche chici
After some discussion M, sehcr.. loot on
Zoo, Mar Jn,co,o ,rb..,,,. .,,. " IN, 49,.
Adiutaut General and great personal friend
Of Gen. Sherman wrote out 'uc application and
won, 10 900 Grant ,l,u. 20 rl I.,i5s,f
went 70 see ur""' ".V" To ~. ''''" ''l.'
backed by sherman. h'nriy approved If IL.
The Rev 4 T. Smith irJfHu Comm. -i.rc-
- -. 49,,
'ee'",o a." 7i'n''''',' '"'' w. ''' VI
,ec. II was uIoios'i :, set as'oe ''t 'Ap'h,'s
,ho co,.or,,,,o,', ,i',.,,,'g, ,,. r,ba.f.f,, rs.
. Wv 49, NM t.'" q. '', MI
pahoes md tics were sworn enemies. and the
xia,,a. c,,,a,.,,,- .rl I,y.,.,. ,t.,,D,, ,,,
each others seaps. r. .urmouri ihe difficulty
Comanehe George wa. ..nt .n. on the rl,in- f.,
,alr =, ,ho Indi',s .,,., ., ,,i.. ',,,l.l ,sI.n.
'aiN 70 u.e 'nuiAn1' a"' -'e NiH' qua '7 done
anout gctthG me trip'- % come on.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-12-02
0plUM'S UNHAPPY VICTIMS.
THEIR piICk iyD EASY ENSTiyEuLNf
10 me SEDrCTJJE DHtG
The Responsibility OF Physicians and Drug
gists a. The Confessions of some Leading
Men In the Profc .sion One serious Need.

the above oapt,u hu- attrpcitd much ntteution.
,In,.r..,.i,.i ,,,,,,,., i..tc,s c,r,arnin, il
and several opium within. have allied TO see
me ut,on ia, silipo. several ~ the letters were
- d, t L,.si,.;.,
'i"'n pe'7"h7 chung 'n'ih''N'' p''S ',"s'
claiming io lo aba &, cure the disease. class
,''-'' WIN NO. ''''' ''""' ~ ~ VAN"
in my previous communication. Two OF the
letters were from alleged physicicans. who say
that they nro tle prop,ietcrs Of private asylums
w. -, 49, -,
'i'' J" .N'N hNih hhu u"''"'' III ii''NP"
where the victims " he opium haiti, may De
privn,elv md scientifically trrntet These rer-
s,r. ,,,o,. ,u .i,.t. t',t 40, 40 uo, furnisb
N"le may pe Az i'rr'' n". ,i'f &c 80" iuin,sn
evidence fp tll. effect, Tho eagbruess which
the, r,anif,..t In ,ioi, desire 70 -e,uro a posi-
blo ratiout IL. tc ~ int least, unpr io-sipnai.
Wooihcr r.rrn- rnuarnia 1 rcro guiye a. :, pu-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ,ti..,,v TDrvnl,. .vnnu.
' " 49,. 80 ~
o,i ,r,f...i.., +. r..,,ou.ibe f,r uiue-,enths If
t..t . -, ...,i, a. ,,,. ...,,,.,,
me OPIUM in.hf'N 'N'-'hE ID inc country
They az, FREE 70 admit lal Physicians s"ine-
y..ft 49,. .,i 49,. ,i.,, ,l,...,i.,,., h.i,t l.,
WOMB ~" "- ""h' az" 'N" 'I'' "pi"Ni n"p" -
b,tWenu u, is ono OF d,V rc,. ard II will neal
tn t -. a. a. ,,s,,,.,- ~,
onf N'ue inquiry Nl"ik INC 'hou-"hV7 D'
opium victims fo convince any hnphruA op-
server that u.ne oui ~ every ten owes his or
her .n.Inv.,nen, 10 mi. t.nil,. lrn. 10 A ,hy.
'ri '"si''' '''ii' y" WIS i'''e III "a - "P"'
3ciaits rrittn..
f.,, ,,.,l mo American ,.-ooia,i,n far
,n "r,, - r"e,,;,t.. b,ld ~. 'i.,n,h annual
session In Chicago. Among the adbieciE dis-
c,issod vae mat n opium irohrleu. Tim, the
n'e "i ''- 'rug a. '-'"py" rn''Sy ~, 'p ~,
Bookl,r. Pre-. iarnt II ,ne citation said thar
Amnrienn nn.,ls ia ,cii.. renohinr br i b.
r"f.,r ri. ii,.r'Ir.iiilitv II lie prof.. ~ IN
No. pr.durfi.n ID irt hri.fv" The .f4t.uI.. ~
, 1877-04-01

for the violation of other sections OF the same
law. Sec, IS, passed in 1874, reads thus:
Every person who shall be present at any concert
Of music other public diversion on Sunday or On
the evening thereof, shall be fined 81.
Sec. co, passed in 1872, provides; ,.
Every person who. between the hours OF !.
O'Clock Saturday night and T. o'clock Sunday night
next following. shall keep open any room, place,
or Enclosure, any building Or any structure OF
any kind description. III which it is reputed that
intoxicating liquors arc exposed fos sac, .: that
any sports GAMES Of chance are carried On or IL
lowed siall be fined $40. to be paid to the town
where the oIcnsc is committed. or imprisoned
thirty days, or both.
A number OF South Norwalk's citizens are ex-
erciscd i'll nlitl in regard to the possible enforce
ment OF Sec. 62, passed in 1914:
Every proprietor or driver Of any vehicle, not
employed In carrying the United States mail, who
shall allow any person to travel therein on Sunday
between sunrise and sunset except from necessity
or mercy, shall be fined $50.
"Well,'' said 4 resident Of South Norwalk
this afternoon, "tle Gruud Jurors don't want
to, but what can they do! There's the law, and
they must enforce it. Tiiank goodncss,w have
but few people left who believe that Gods day
should bc male the most uncomfortable ot the
seven; but we have sumo folks here who arc in
high glcc over the prospect that the Sunday law
will BE- enforced. They are chnrcla-folks, who
ride to meeting every Sunday, and leave their
drivers out iu the cold while they comfortably
worship God Witlin.''
, 1877-04-01

epets ~ th 1Svo.g "a e1emselges 4h 70 conversation
70 tne oI1gutsen!ng gs o. tne cnafn o. friendship
and the 5! 1engthemng thereof by the addition Of
new ilnks 81 ae2uae!ntance. atb O'Clock table
was spteao dn ~ tne na to which
between Nv ana Soo laales ana gentlemen
reprcseAtiu. lug various baptlst CAurches iu the
e1ty were !nsiseo. .MIs. Lea'laerotone delivered
q oflei aIu appropriate auuTess OF welcome to
the guests aaa a1rs: uassette introduced W.
II, SMITH Esq', " hoes1ora, IT, VINO gave an &C.
9 eoumt u II Tne munn VI .,1ss ~ moore AZ Nes
oilcans. 1ne entc, LasIluchs WAS prepared auu
, 1877-04-01


Tho Rev. II, Fl. Hopkins will ofticiate morning
and evening in St. Johns Church, Ashland ave-
nue. near Madison street. The Easter programme
will consist Of Cnrist the Lord Is Risen To-Day
anthem. 'sChrist Our Passover ~; Te- Deum
in .G"; Jubilate Deo in ''F"; hymn, Lit
Your Glad Voices; Gounod's Gloria Tibi; Of
fertoire, Angels serenade, for three female
voices; congregational hymns, rccessional, ETC.
The choir Ia double quartet, led by Mr.. Lemnei
Freeman, organist.
The Rt-Key Bishop McLaren and the Rev.
Canon Knowles will oficiatc in the Cathedral OF
S. Peter and Paul. corner of Washington anu
Peoria streets. Choral Morning Prayer and hr5t
celcbrution Of the Holy Communion ut : s. m ;
Morning PRAYER aud Confirmation service ana Sec
ond celebration Of the Holy Communion at 1o:so a.
m. sunday-scnool festival ut $3.50 p. H.; anu
-Ths Rev: s. s. Harris viii oH'clate in St. james
Church corner Of Cass and Huron streets, morn
lug and evening. Celebration Of the Holy Com
munion in the morning and SCHOOL 1es'''a1
~ fhe r Rev. E. Sullivan. Rector, and the Rev. L.
Des Driaay, assistant minister, vii oiiciate IN
Trinity Church. corner OF Twenty sixth street anu
Michigan avenue, morning and evening; Gceola
ton u the Holy Communion at anu io:41' a. ~. !
sunday school festival at 3 D. m. Morning e.; sIb:
iect. The Resurrection -: evening. "The D1hle:
Whence II Came and How TO u1e eli II l., .,,o
Church OF the Atonement, corner OF Washington 2
md Robey streets, morning and evening
The Rev, J Ered5cfK viii oHlclale IN q.
Aspar;us Church, Sedgwick street, near cnlcaso
avenue, morning and evening.
The Rev. Clinton Locke will oticsate IN GTac e
Church. Wabash avenue, near Sixteenth street.
Celebration OF the Holy Communion at and !! .;
m. Sunday school festival at i D. H., and mnscai
The Rev. " H. Hopkins will ofaciate IN st.
Johns Church. Ashland avenue, near Madison
street, morning and evening.
The Rev Arthur Richie will oificiate II me
Church OF the Ascension ut $3.50 g. NJ anu I:3o p;
m. elaboration Of the Holy Communion 81 z ano
1875 q. m. -, e.
THE Rev. D. F. Warren will ofaciate r. st.
Marks Church, Cottage Grove avenue, near En1r-
ty.sixtn street. morning and evening
The Rev. G. F. Cushman Will ohciate n 81.
Stephea's Church, johnson etrcet> between ray
lo7 and Twelfth. Choral service and sermon morn
iny md evening. sunday-school festival ut j
The Rev. Luther Pardee vii! osliciate In Cal
vary Church. Warren avenue, between Oakley
street and Western ovenue, morning and evening:
Celebration Of the Holy Commuaion at I:30 and
II :3Ou. M, and Sunday school festival at $3.50
The Rev. r. y. Morrison will oficiate In the
Church OF the Epiphany Throop street, between
Monroe and Adams, morning and evening"
The Rev. ". J. Petrie will oflciate In the
Church of Savior, corner OF Lincoln and Belden
avenues. morning and evening.
The Rev. Henry G. Perry will ot1ciate in ALI
Saints Church. corner OF Carpenter and Ohio
etrepss, morning and evening. SunlaY school
Easter festival at ESQ P. M
, 1877-04-01
THE SABBATH.

The Sabbath breaks for al1,
Az week by week Time husries on it, NHys
II breaks with peaceful light,
Which fades with coming night;
And 10. It's yesy stiffness Seems to say
Goods blessed day."
The Sabbath speaks to alE 80,
stRemember me, and keep me holy, too."
How happy they who read1
How blessed they who heed!
TO spend this day with His command In vtew,
As al shonid do.
The Sabbath gives rest
To toiling hands, 70 worn and weary feet;
And, coming mid the strife,
The cares Ut active life,
Its needed rest, that We 50 often greet,
: Is very sweet-
The Sabbath calls for praise,
IN sweet return for all His love and cars.
o heed the call to-day,
And enter while you may
The portals Of onE Fathers house Of psaJef,
70 praise Him there:
RnvARD A. BAR1Ks.
CHICAGO, March 20. 1871.
, 1877-04-01

Elceslfc Work. LOT we see that IN all tne opera
tiohs OF nature, certain undertaking laws are oD-
served, and that all things proceed By almost
1mperccptible gradations, And, as omnipotencc
and infinite wisdom are the attributes of the
same Divine Being, We must conclude that the
laws Of creation orc the best and only wise laws.
Therefore, to act contrary to those laws would
bc to act contrary to the Diyine.itscff, Now, the
rtrtyication and resurrection Of L dead body,
whose constituent clements may have been for
ages mingled with the common mass of matter,
really amounts to new creation, Il creation,
too, quite inconsistent with Ills former works,
for lie never created human bodics without
ut the same time creating human souls 70
expect, then, an Instantaneous creation Of myr-
lads OF human bodies, is TO entertain notion in
opposition to all past experience, and directly
ernment.'' ' - '
All the other arguments. both from reason
ana Scripture which appcar to favor the false
doctrine OF the resurrection Of the natural body
are fully rcfutcd in the New Church writings, to
Which all dcsirous Of learning Divine truth are
earnestly referred.
Il, the same writings, the true doctrine Of the
resurrection is fully established, which Is, that
tue resurrection is the resurrection Of tile spirit,
as soon as its connection with the natural body
is dissolved. Hence also The death OF the body
is the release and resurrection OF tho immortal
man in his incurruptiblc spiritual body.
+ We close with m extract from Swclcnborg's
"Heaven and Hcll:"
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