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Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1877-02-01

and hence, especial attention should be Civ
en- to the ewes at Landing time, and the nee
essary means employed to have the lambs
to come as early in the season as practicable.
Mr.. e. A. Smith, of Norwood stock farm.
Lawrence, Kansas, has sold to T.. A. Tan
ner, of Whitewater, Wis.,, the ~four-year-old
bay filly Sunshine, by Bourbon Chief, out
of Crockett Girl, by Young Doniphan, for
$1,000.
At Evansville, Ind, on the Cd inst, Jas.
Brockey, a trainer and driver of ~trotters, was
found dead in one of the sleeping apart
ments of the Warwick House, in that city.
1t is presumed his death was brought about
by an overdose of laudanum.
Great apprehensions are felt that the
Egyptian horse plague may spread by the
caravan routes in Syria, and thence into
Asia and Europe. The m%ultitudes of tes-
tering corpses of horses, which have die for
plague and been thrown into the Nile. or in
to other canals or ponds, have contaminated
the water and the atmosphere and cholera is
imminent.
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The edition for 1878 Of the sterling Medl,
cal Annual, known Us Hostetter's Almanac,
10 now ready, and may be obtained, free Of
cost, Of druggists and general country deal
eh IN all parts Of the United States and
British America, and indeed In every civil.
iIed portion Of the Western Hemisphere.
II combines, with the sOundeSt practical
advice for the preservation aud restoration
Of health, large amount Of interesting
and amusing light reading, and the caleI.
dAr, astronomical calculations, chronology,
cal items, etc., are prepared with great care,
aud will be found entirely accurate. The
issue OF Hostetter's Almanac for 1873, In
the English, German, French, Welsh, Nor
wegiRn, Swedish, Holland, bohemian and
Spanish languages, will In oil probability
be the largest edition Of medical work
ever published In any country. The pro
prietors, MeSSrS! HoStter d smith, Pitts
burgh, Pa, on receipt OF q two cent stamp
will forward copy by mail to any person
who cannot procure one In his neighbor'
hood. eOd4w
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What Physicians Say About this
Weather.

"eathcr.
Cincinnati Commercial Of Saturday.
A Commercial reporter took occasion to
speak with nearly dozen Of the leading
physicians Of the city, yesterday after.
noon, concerning the extraordinary
weather and It's influence upon the health
Of the people. The majority of those
questioned stated that they never had
known the average health Of the city to
be better than at present. Three Of the
physicians said they had never, in long
years Of practice, had fewer new cases
than In the last two weeks. Three other
physicians said they had a number Of
new cases, which they knew arose from
atmospheric conditions, or were attribu.
table to the state Of the weather,
There were cases OF dysentery, iaun.
dice or trouble arising from sud-
denly arrested secretion, and bronch.
ial and lung affections. One ply.
slciaus said that in the last week The
ordinary average number Of his patientR
had been more than doubled. All said
that q return Of cold weather would al
once restore the equilibrium. One ply.
sIcian said that a lew more days Of the
present kind Of weather would breed
typhoid and malarial fsyers. The warm
weather, coming right after rains, ellis the
air with the poisonous Civilizations from
the cutters and cesspools, and in many
parts Of the city the stencil Ia almost un.
bearable-for instance, Race street, from
Seventh nearly to Fifth. Along there
the smell is bad enough, but in hundreds
of other places it ia sickening. Such a
spell Of weather at such time is, Of
course, unnatural, and Is conducive to
disease,
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TRUsTEE's SALE.

b. virtue Of 4 deed Of Trust made bv tS,r.,s.
and Mary, his VILE. 70 the ubderI inc ,p'',O ~
dated the lSt day Of January, is7i 1nJ ,isIae
corded In the Clerks ofca Of DE Conn, y!ie,
Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed o, lISS, ~
Mortgage Book No. 4, pages AOS and 49, Vii ~
FRIDAY, the 18th day Of December, i,,,.
Beginning at 10 o'clock All Of aid d,r =,
front door q the Court HOuIs Of Ohio tc,,p,S Ss
ne city d wheeling sell al public auction 'i,ha
following described property, that d 10 M, Az
that curtain pleee Of land lying ana benS ~ Az
vaters Of Glon'S Bun, In said county Of IN" 70! as
bcing part Of the land belonging 10 tie Re Indst
7. Woods and adjoining the lands d Nj iI NV
WelShauR, the htirs Of David Glriber. &C., ~
and the heirs Of Andrew p. Woods, de- sa,sI ~
tanning Is acre, roOde and 10 perrhts aud 6cSS5
e. and described q follow, viz: Beginning III
elm corner 70 Garden and Reilly on lhs ~,
line: thence up The Run Road 60i<o IL iJ.lCO M,
and az Is % poles 70 . STAKE % The Iou,hr AZ
Of aid rad, thence b lSO ZIG 2t.iCD LolsS ~" ~
stake; thence : % E IS $500 polgS II = Az.
thence 8 So W q 1910 poles 10 q corner n ~
WelAhAul on original tTnct line and with hi, m.
and mid tract line 010 W % S4.IOO poles 10 o'.I.
nal corner o. TRACT now corner on the line ui III
Garden and with his line (anoIheE origin N 90
: IS 46-l00 poles to the beginning, toStIb,r Vi,h
the improvements thereon and the heftditIu nj
and AppurtenAEees belonging thereto, CINsptTs
only the coal underlying the aid trSct, 'Fuut
TERus OF sALE-Three hundred dollar NJ M.
purchase money In caSh on the day Of ulg IA ihs
relidue Of the Llld purchase money on he M jSv
Of January, 1875 with interest on the de'tFr, n,
ttallmeuts from the day Of tale until plymtni -.
purchaser 10 giTe gOOd perSonal SecufiIy IA, ~
payment Of said deferred lnAtAllmentS mi M iii
70 the property 10 DO retained until The IaFt6S,S
money is fully paid. '''AN's
The li!Ie e ne above property Is BELIEVED 10 h
nO2d JAMES P, ROGERS, Trustee.
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They lhall lay hands on the SlOk and
they shall recover"
Then how horrible 10 think OF tbaGh
that God In his infinite wisdom and mercy
could damn an infant child for any pur-
pose or any cause Whatever, while We
great big overgrown persons, stepped In Iin
and dyed 10 inlquity for three score years
and ten, II We will but believe and be bapti-
rod q. the last. Shall we DO saved yes 20
to heaven and DO bright angels and siug
praise TO that God who has saved Us and
yet forever damned our poor little limo.
cent babes-my little darliugs Jane and
Willie. Obnoxious nonsensel how long
will this enlightened generation be delu'
ded With Nuch ietieisml Let me 70 where
my innocent babes have gone. They were
pure and 1t iS we'll with them.
An ENQUIRER.
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DIED.

kTETE.-0n Sunday evening, December q,
1871, NJ b O'clock, MA0GlR f., daughter Of Chris.
tOpher and Christina Stein, aged 10 years and 7
months.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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Rev, Voss on tho salvation Of
Infants.
BENwoop, Dec. q. 1877.

Edition. IutellISOnser:
After all this controversy in reference
to infant baptism, one writer has spoken
out like a man possessed OF humanity and
good sound sense, and love that kind Of
talk let 1t come from what source It may,
So, Rev. Voss, give US your haRd, and be
assured that even il 81. Mark was inspir-
ed to write, HE that believeth and ia
baptized shall be saved, but he that DO.
lievOth not shall be damned" he had no
reference to infants. Such an idea would
not be good sense when applied TO infants,
for they can neither believe nor disbe.
lieve, and, furthermore, who, / ask, With
the natural powers Of reasoning, could
love, worship and adore an All Wise
Being who would hurt, wound, or even
cause pain in the mildest form 10 one Of
our most dear little ones, seeing that they
never had the power to do q bad
act nor even think bad thought,
Who ever saw the signs following
those innocent babes as believers thai
St. Mark speaks Of in the 18th & 18th
verses Of his last chapter; q In my name
they shall cast out devils: they shall
speak with new tongues; and (1slh) they
shall take up serpents, and Il they drink
any deadly thing II Ihall mot hurt them.
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TRUsTEE,s SALE,

By virtue Of thfst several decd, n, ,,
and executed By John L, PafiSf. jo. uuH made
Parker and Eluloh P. Parker 10 liz PA y, J,
TruStee, dAttd respectively on IN. IA Az si'lShtd
leI4, The sab y 81 september, 1874 "A ~,
Day q AugLs 1910, and dEly frcoTJs., We Y lhA
Clerks ONCE ol the County Court ii 0SIC u. ~ lhs
Wet VirRinIA, In Decd Of Trust 20 \ M yWaaly
rs and III, Deed ol Trust BOok No. PEel
and Ssl, and Deed Of Trust BOOK No, nEs 9@
respectively, will, on pASs ~,
SATURDAY, ths 18th day Of January I'm
Beginning At 10 o'clock a. n, Of MID A, ~,
iront door q the Court HOuOO Of Ohio roy, y "
iGS city Of WheslipE, sOll al public SSrtIO! =
following dtseTibOd real estate I6SI /, IA iha
numbered Thirteen (lS) and Fourteen n 4. Lou
east dde Of Main street, between TWsn,Saa ~, I1s
street Formerly. halShAlD and TVsr,S
Sirsst formerly DlVIIOn, In that NH 81 ~ 4iIA
Of wheeling known ~ Centre WhtsllpS toS,,ll
h al The Improvements upon aid tTo M. ~
thereto. "longhg
TRAs or BALE = one-thlrd Of tina ,n,.,..
money in eaIh, and the FemAluder ia ~ s sll
lnsullmenh a. one year aud two YEAR i,o, wv ~
day Of sa0, with interest on MD dsiSr,,i aa, W
menS from aid Day, the purchGlef 10 riNS
~ ne deferred payments to DO approved ~ X,
deli JAMEsP. ROGERS 1,n...
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N OUR
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT

The Cheapest stock Of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS
and WINDOW SHADES In The ely, Come and
zee our GosdA before buying.
eFNo Goods Mlsrepresented-sa
g, Good z! Ga for what tAsy ar. and a. the loves.
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FOR sac.
TRuSTEE's SALE SALE,

By virtue q . Deed Of Tru,. m.t,b, ,v
a 5er, dated August "a, 1870, recoSJsS = = Pr.
dt9st Book No, II page %, oi IN i'ra u ND Of
yhlo county West Virginia, vii IN neon1i /
a00s Of the Court hOoS' Of aid Goaaty ~ sS' 'Ot
SATURDAY, the 18th dAy.Oi J,Du,,, 60.
commencing Al 10 O'clock a. NJ, the tllnv,.e'
5ISn ~ ~ Wy q usShieen In parIeT H., ~
Y. smith, Surveyor, fronting tVpnIS "A "ut " ".
NE National koad and extending ~ ~ lset %
width 70 Grand View Stfo0t. UaeN IhO nhI
Terms Of sale NsIh,
". J. W. CowDES, soIIcItoy." LII TRUSTEE,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT

no Of sTRAMRR ExPREss ~ :
VI WITHOUT WAlTIHG. thlf,p
REGULAR ACKET-For PafterIbuFT, ponc.
10y, GalllopoliS, Huntington, pdFtImedth and
CihcihnAtl-the comm0dlo6S and swift PanenRof
Steamer
EXPRESS. a, B. BooItt, Master,
NJ. =. NOLL, Clerk,
win leave ior The above on Tuesday, Deconber Is,
@ Z O'clock 4. T., promptly: state rooms eau b
boat, where freight will b received until hour Of
a' III 0' O. a. BOOTH a SON, A,,D,,,
, 1877-01-07
PERSONAL.

The keV. Alpheus Bray has dissolved his con-
nection with the Methodist Protestant Church
at st. Clair, Mich, and connected himself With
the ministry Of the Baptist Church.
The Rev. Stephen Jackson, Presbyterian
missionary, whose district reached from British
America to Old Mexico, has travelled in bis mis-
sionary labors since October last 81 1855 miles.
The Rev, Mr.. Ransom, the missionary Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, in Brazil,
will settle in Rio Janeiro In January. The Pres
byterian mission he states to be In prosperous
condition in all the Empire. It numbers 800
converts.
The Rev. E. P. Hammond closed his revival
services In Kcnsington, Philadelphia, On Dec.
Is. His meetings throughout were attended By
large numbers; at the last one, 2,000 persons
were present. Over 100 persons, it Is stated,
have professed conversion at these meetings.
The Methodist says: :: Hatekevma Yoshnmaf,
formerly student Mt Rutgers College, where
he was known as Mr.. Kozo Soogiwoora, died OF
consumption Oct 20, in the steamship City of
Peking, on his way home to Japan. He was one
Of the first Of the Japanese young men to come
to this county for his education, and became a
Christian and a member OF the Reformed Church
while here.''
, 1877-01-07

THEY WANT 4 DAILY PRAYER-MEEr1SG.
A meeting of West Side Christians was held
ut Farwe1l Hall yesterday afternoon to discuss
the advisability OF establishing daily prayer
meeting at No. 22l West Madison after the
close of Mr.. Moody's revival services.
Mr. Cook was called to the chair. In explain
ins the object Of the gathering, he said room
capable OF seating 100 had been offered rent
free It was thought a daily meeting on the
West Side would reach certain class Of citizens
who were unable or unwilling to come to Far
we'll Hall.
Mr.. Tony Delight expressed himself in favor
of the project There were great many variety
halls and saloons in the neighborhood OF Hal
sted street, aud it would be doing the Lord good
service to bring some OF their frequenters into
the fold.
4 brother asked il the object Of the proposed
meetings was not to combat masonry and up
hold freedom OF speech.
The Ciairt.5:: said the room had been offered
by the Chzzo branch Of the National Christian
Association, ,f':osc sentiments, he need hardly
say, were .*...t Masonic. That fact, however,
should not irluence them. They need not at
tack secret ;ncietics, but simply elevate Christ
Mr.. Delight did not like the introduction Of
this subject, He WIS not prepared to counter
ance any attack On Masonry Or other secret So
cietics; they would have quite enough to do in
Several other brethren spoke in favor OF Keep
Ing Christ, and Him only, in view, and this phase
of the discussion Tas dropped with the under
standing that the meetings were to be Of purely
au evangelical nature.
Mrs. Van Arsdaic remarked that the estab-
lishnlent OF such meeting would undoubtedly
result in good The South-Side maetiugs at
Twenty second street, which lasted for nearly Q
year, were great blessing to the neighnor-
r. .vos tacit1r apreed after further disc11ssion
, 1877-01-07

| nevoIent purposes, and S139, 9,516 for all objects
Tue value Of the church property is 81, ,000. COZ
and the church Indebtedness, $500 Tha
paptisms Tor the year have been 73.
The American Missionary Association ha.
sustained q serious loss III the destruction
ssn5ouSh sa'na @ az incendary fire. of the Lewis Hisl
Normal school, and adjoining 1t vas che Nor
wen Chapel," erected by contributions from
Lhe second Congregational Church Of Norwich
COM. Fortunately there Was IN ample insut.
The Presbyterian Board Of Foreign Missions
makes ia statement OF its present financial con-
tue chnrches Is called. The liabilities Of the
aoa 6oafo 1or the present year have been S611, ;
:A AEA. Tomeet this sum they will need S4y7,
oS!.A, or nearly $4,000 per month until the
gloss o. u the financial year, which takes place
me Church Street Methodist Episcopal con-
gresation ip Boston have secured ! lot Of Lard
IN the angle formed by Columbus avenue and
befkiey street for the erection Of their edjice
II Will be OF brick, with freestoue trimmings.
dao14N In14N 1eet, capable OF seating 1900 people.
me ground cost about $4,000, and it is belicv-
s ane entire @ cost 81 the church, chapel par
cost about s125,000. Chapel and parsonage will
De feady Tor occupancy by next summer.
CONVERSION BI WHOLESALE.
M; NJ; sarcey gives US q curious account Of
Who1esal conversion which appears to have
taken place in the department of the Ain. In
tug Village Of St. Maurice de Gourlans was a
scnoo!master who gave general satisfaction to
the inhabitants. 10 was suddenly removed, Ut
II the instigation, it Is supposed, Of the cure.
The villagers sent dcputation 10 their Bishop
to demand the dismissal Of the cure, but the
Bishop refused to receive the delegates. Their
next step was to 60 to Lyons and ask the SYNOD
to evangclize their parish. The next Sunday
two pastors repaired to St. Maurice de Gour-
dams, "nnd all the big wigs Of the place, with
the Mayor at their head, were converted to the
number of 15o." 4 committee has been formed
to receive further adhesions. At the same time
that this episode was passing beyond the walls
81 the second city Of France, the Archbishop Of
Lyons was engaged in sending pastoral to his
clergy on the subject Of the fcte Of the Immacu-
late Conception. In this circular the prelate
declares that it was solely owing to the protec-
tion OF the Virgin Of Fourvieres that Lyons was
saved from the German invasion in 1871.
"Mary," says Monsignor Caverot, "saw the
prayers and supplications Of the diocese ascend
to her throne, and with her hand she drove back
the enemy who had almost arrived at our
gates. s.'-PaN lfdH Gazette
, 1877-01-07

children, and instruction Of the Ignorant and
Aaae0 that hts life was hallowcd by the mourn
fnl tragedy in which it closed :" III was the ha
manly and not the dogma OF Jesus, said he, s'by
"; Auter resumed US follows: ..The vitality
Of al! great Felo7mntions Is not in the toguas on
the surface: but in the moral energy that stirs
them from below. The appeal to conscieucc has
eyer oeen tns lever that raised mankind to higher
mock sanctities Of the time. All hail to the
sstorm, s, 1or it SONS the seeds OF righteousness
broadcast through the world! What Is there new
IN thu righteousness. It as old rs the hills and
a. paf1en as the rocks It's novelty ~ in ts appli-
cation to the particular unrighteousncss Of par
ncnlaE age" Dr. Adler next spokc OF the means
OF applying righteousness. and advocated charity
and the devotion Of some OF the millions spent on
handsome church edfdces to the alienation Of the
snaertngs OF the poor. He concluded as follows;
s'. the year in which we have begun our work Is
The yeor Is dying In the night:
King ont Wild bells, and let him die.
Ring out the old ring In the new:
R!ng. happy bells. across the snow:
The year Is gotng-let him 60;
1slng out tile false, ring In The true
, 1877-01-07
WEEK OF PRAYER,


The week Of prayer begins to-day. Following
are the subjects to be prayed for:
Sunday. Jan. .T-Sermons: Christian Fellowship.
4fonday. Jan. s-ThanksgivIng and confession,
Tesaay M ya - For the Holy Spirit on
the universal church joel H., Is, for its deliver
ance from error and corrnpton and its increase OF
Wdn<sdaS Jaa. 1o-Prayer 'ife'li for fsmilies: for
the unconverted; for sons and daughters Of school
and college and for those abroad; for rny i'll sick
have been Recently :'added to he church
Thursday, .]dn. H. Prayer for all nations: for
rulers, magistrates, and statesmen; for philan-
literature, the spread OF sound education among
the people, and the maintenance of peace.
Friday, ya" l2,cPtayer for Christian missions
Sunday schools; and for the conversion of the
Saturday,, jan. 13.-Prayer for the observance OF
the Christian Sabbath; for the promotion Of tenn
perance apdf for the safety Of those '"who 90 down
to the sea in ships, that do business in great
Sunday, Jan. 14-Scrmons: Lord. one faith.
one baptism, one God and Father OF all. Ephes.
IT,, 5-t.
REFORMED EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Bishop Cheney has issued the following pas
toral letter:
pal Church, held in Christ Church, Chicago, in
May, 1873, the following resolution was uaani
mouslyapassed:
Resolred That this Council Of the Reformed Ept*co-
cations OF the annual week Of prayer.
The week thus designated begins with Sunday,
Jan. :. Around the world, through those seven
days, Christians Of every name are engaged in spe
tse Of the q;
tent and unbelieying, have dated from this united
waiting upon God for fl blessing.
Let US this year meet our brethren at the Throne
, 1877-01-07
RELIGIOUS MISCELLANY.

TIE CHURCH IN GENERAL.
The Episcopal Bishop OF Long Island has just
admitted five deaconcsses, making the whole
number seventeen in the bounds Of his juris.
dfction.
The official statistics Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church report the increase Of members
for the year at ii, ,73. the total being 201,
The number of churches is 15,474, q decrease OF
I l59
st. AIMS Episcopal Chapel, in Louisiana, OF
which the Rev. j. F. Girault is Rector, has been
entirely destroyed By fire. It will be rebuilt at
once BY the aid Of an insurance which was upon
the property.
The Scotch Presbyterians have taken up the
question Of Temperance with great Vigor. The
Edinburgh Presbytery ofthe Established Church
has requested clergTmen upon the last Sunday
in December to preach against til e custom OF
drinking upon New-Ycar's Day.
The Rev. William c. Willing, pastor Of the
Langley Avenue II. E. Church, is holding revival
meetings aud many sinners are coming home to
Christ. A general invitation is extended to all
to attend meetings at 80 p. m.
The English reyfsers OF the Old Testament
have held torty-one sessions. They have car
ried their revision as far as Ezekiel 1liy., Il
The English revisers ofthe New Testament have
held slxty-dye sessions. At their last meeting
they reached the sixth chapter OF Hebrews
The international Sunday School Lessons for
1877 will differ from those OF 1876 in respect
The change from the Old Testament to the
New will be made once in six months, instead OF
once In three months. The Old Testament les
SONS extend from the death Of Solomon to the
final captivity Of Israel; the New to the end OF
the book Of the Acts OF the Apostles
The annual meeting Of the Brooklyn Baptist
Social Union was held IN the Washington Ave
20. Ia bis address upon .sOur Brooklyn Bap-
tist Churches" the Rev. A. G. Lawson gave the
following statistics: The TWENTY-FIVE Baptist
churches in Brooklyn have now 1904 members;
during the year they hare zaised S43, ,6s2 Tor be-
, 1877-01-07

corner OF Madison and Halsted streets, scat
tered the theory of the latter class to the
winds, by declaring that the class whom it was
especially destrous to reach, the drunkards and
night hawks, were never out of bed at so early
an hour.
The time was ultimately fixed at 1o to |, and
all necessary arrangements we're left to the
following committee: Mrs. Holden, Airs.
Cook, Messrs. Delight, Cook, and Davidson.
The meeting then adjourned. ::
, 1877-01-07
JENNA WILKINSON,
ITCH OP HER r.tPE .xn r,prrr

4 oP HER LIFE AND CAREER.
ritfn- correspondent Of tho Cincinnati Gazate,
lstnee Ion ,n. Western New York, gives the fol-
to- ona 1stiug sketch of Jcn,i1na N-ilkin-
,As;.st. '. Tue most remarkable religious en-
as's ras, Of the last century;
seks sncn ousnlns in Western New York, a few
strange s sesso 6o 70 eesided sas IL
n3 Aui unf1ng toe latter psrt OF the past cen
sA1eqtaaT IT., part of the present. Her name
"Akansou. She is Kenerallr Chased
, 1877-01-07
CHURCH SERVICES.
BAPTIST.

The Rev. William Hague, D. D., will preach
this morning and evening In University Place
Church, corner Douglsss place aud Rhodes ave-
nue..
The Rev. Dr.. D. B. Cheney will preach at the
Fourth Church, corner Washington and Paulina
, 1877-01-07

EPISCOPAL
1dn. 5-First Sunday sitter Epiphany.
- CATRoL1C. ":
jan. 7-SnadaJ within Octave Of Epiphany.
Jan. LIST H5ginns. 2. u