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Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

A FARMERS MEETING.-The Caledonia
county grange association will hold a meeting
with Enterprise grange, Lyndon Corner, on
the 20 of the present mouth, at 10 o'clock,
a. M, and Enterprise grange will furnish hot
coffee for dinner. Subjects for discussion !;
The most profitable way to make pork.
Ought the wheat crop to be abandoned in
Vermont Duty of husbands to their fam.
lilies in making home pleasant. How to make
farming attractive. Mistakes in farm life.
The paper is in good hands. A cordial in.
vitation is extended to all Patrons to be
present.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

AT the meeting of the Vermont state board
OF agriculture, for Windsor county, held in
Woodstock on the 9Th of February, One-third
Of the state papers were read by ladies Of
Woodstock, and the other towns 10 the state.
Agriculture must surely thrive when the
farmers wives and daughters take an equal
interest with their husbands aud fathers in
the prosperity of their homesteads-N. E.
Farmer.
A well merited compliment, aud the best
of it was they read excellent papers, too,
some Of superior merit. And it is still more
gratifying to know there are many more who
could Ego and do likewise"
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16
GREEN Mountain grange will hold publ

GREEN Mountain grange will hold public
meeting at their hall Saturday evening,
March II, at 7 O'Clock, to which all are
cordially invited. Subjects for discussion ;
"Undor what circumstances can phosphates be
made profitable investment ?" opened by
H. p. Allen. "IIow farmers son can be-
conie an intelligent, successful farmer in
Vermont" by Jonathan Lawrence and 9TH
ers. Questions from the query box to be
discussed without generalization. Everybody
is invited to attend and take part in the dis
cussions,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

Mrs, Fanny Walters, the school marin who
married Chinese laundryman few months
ago, has folded her pin.back and silently
stolen away to England. John had a bank
account Of $4,000 when he led the blushing
virgin to the nuptial couch. He has much
less now, and refuses to be oomforted. He
says American wemen heap no goOd-pen-
ty lascal. San Francisco Letter.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

DIR. Urann, of HOsiOn. so long and favorably
known throughout Vermont for his many wonderful
and In some instances almost instantaneous cures
may be found at the st. JOhnsbury House, to re-
main about two weeks. Every invalid should see him
for his cures arc truly wonderful. Thousands have
been cured by him who were supposed incurable. Il
he cannot help no will tell you so at once and nc
charge for Certificates and Photographs Of per
sons cured may be seen at Office.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

ALLEN district Pomona grange will hold
its next meeting at grange ball IN Proctors.
vile on Tuesday, April Sd, at ten o'clock a.
m. The afternoon session will be public.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

Or ALL AWFUL NIGHT Sou NDs, that Of n frghtful
cOngh TeyerDeratng through the darkness is the most
saddening. Would you be spared this infection and
save the life endangered by the complaint administer
Hdits Honey Of HorehouHd and Tar. Sold by all
druggists.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure In minute
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16
Marria9ts.

At St Johnsbury, March r. by Rev o. Roys Ar.
thur L. Whitney and lmogeno Paige, all st. Johns
bury.
At IIardwck. March 10, by Rev. J. Nelson, Mr.. My
ron A. Cobb of Stowe and Miss florence q, Smith Of
WolcOtt.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

There is no medicine prescribed by physicians or
sold by druggists that carries such evidence of its SUI
porior virtue rs BOsCuEe's GERMAN SYRUP for severe
Coughs Colds settled on the breast Consumption, or
any disease of the Throat and Lungs proof of
that TACT - that any person afflicted, can get a
sample bottle for 10 cents and try its superior effect be-
fore buying the regular size at Is cents 1t has lately
been introduced to this country from Germany and its
wonderful cures are astonishing every one that use
t. Three doses will relieve any Try 1t. Sold
by q. q. Bingham and q. d. Randall, St. JOhnsbury
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16
WEEKL.EES

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Boston Weekly Traveller and VT Farmer, $40
Country Gentleman and Vermont Farmer 3GO
Boston Weekly Globe and Vermont Farmer, 300
Detroit Free Press and Vermont Farmer, $40
Springfield Republican and VT. Farmer, $40
llarpers Weekly ana Vermont Farmer, ass
Harpers Bazaar and Vermont Farmer, Ass
American Rural Home and Vermont Farmer, 275
Christian Union and Vermont Farmer, 400
New York World and Vermont Farmer, $50
Youths Companion lnow subsl and VT Farmer, 2.Sj
New York Sun and Vermont Farmer, 2.75
New York Tribune and Vermont Farmer 800
Rural New Yorker and Vermont Farmer 375
Scientific American and Vermont Farmer, 40
New York Witness and Vermont Farmer, 2.S5
SEMI-WEEIkLIES.
Boston Journal ana Vermont Farmer $50
New York World and Vermont Farmer, $40
New York Tribune and Vermont Farmer, 400
DAILIES
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Boston Journal and Vermont Farmer, go
Boston Daily Globe aud Vermont Farmer, $50
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MONTHLIES
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Godeys Ladys Book with chro. and Vt. Farmer, 400
Petersons Magazine and Vermont Farmer, $40
American AgncultuTist and Vermont Farmer, 2.7O
Boston Journal of Chemistry and VT. Farmer, 2.3j
Nursery and Vermont Farmer, 2.70
Scientific Farmer aud Vermont Farmer, 2.2J
Scientific Farmer and Vermont Farmer both now, 300
Household and Vermont Farmer 2.25
Bee-Keeper's Magazine and Vermont Farmer, 200
Poultry World and Vermont Farmer $50
Fruit Recorder and Vermont Farmer, 2.25
chronological Journal, aud Science Of Health and
Vermont Farmer, 1856
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16
1taths.

At Cabot, March s, Mr.. Rufus Severance, 81.
In Cabot, March II. Mrs, Mary Jane, wife Of john
Walbridge 81,
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16
CLUBBING WITH OTHER PAPERS.
PRICES REDUCED.

Tho following publications will be sent with the
VERMONT FARMER, one year, at the prices named af-
ter each. The prices given include tho postage on
both the Farmer and the paper dubbed with it, which
will be paid by the publishers. The conditions arc
that all arearages for the Farmer if there are any,
shall be paid; and that both papers be paid for
at tho same time, but II Is necessary that both
should he sent to the same person, nor to tho
post Office.
II papers magazines not in this list arc wanted
write us aud we will ascertain what can furnish
them with the Farmer for, and answer you. We claim
unsurpassed facilities for obtaining papers and Inaga-
Zines ut low rates. whom furnished with the Farmer.
What you save by ordering your city paper maya
zine with the Farmer
large discount in price.
All risk of transmitting the funds.
The cost of money order registration.
Tho trouble Of writing one letter. and its postage.
And you insure correctness and dispatch.
Address, VERMONT FARMER,
st. Johnsbury, VT.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16
PERnvs, HorEI., PORTLAND, ME-,

PERItHS' HOTEL, PORTLAND, ME-,
Is one Of the most homelike and comfortable public
houses in this country Our farm in connection with
the house furnishes our butter, milk eggs, poultry
vegetables and fruit, enabling to do better by our
customers than any other house in Portland. Terms
per day, s2OOi per week. $500 to sl2OO. Most salts
factory terms can be made by those who wish to spend
a short at the seaside by addressing
J. q. 4 J. PERRY.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

II is nm undisputod fact that she most wonderful
effected by any linlment have been perform
cd by Dr. streeters Magnetic Lniment For Rheuma.
tsn Sprains. Stiffness of the Joints Contracted Cords
&c, II IS prompt aud effective remedy Our patrons
have only to try 1t TO be convinced Of its great value
Ii is good for man or beast
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

paddock IRON WORKS,
Manufacturers Of
Circular Saw Mills, Lever Set and Screw
HeadIOelxs, CIapboHrd Machines, CIRpbORrd
planners, Edgers, Clippers and Log L"thes,
Single and Lath Machines, Board PLAN
ting Machines, Dimension planners, Turbine
Water wheels, Flour and Grist Mills,
Skating, Hangers, Pulleys, Gears! Saws,
Betting, Saw Arbors, Knife Grinding Ma
chimes, Jack Screws, Bolts, Castings and
General Machinery.
ST. JOHNSBURY, VERMONT
HOOKER d. THOMPSON, PROJECTORS.
O.v. HOOKER, DANIEL THOMPSON.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

The most harassing symptoms of bronchitis and con-
sumption, palliated and relieved by nhallng the
hot vapors of the Solution OF Forest Tar 1t cures
Catarrh
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16

Tho is yet to he found that will say truthfully
after having given the Euraka Sap Spout fair trial
that they do not work perfectly when used directed,
or that they not In all respects what they are
claimed by me. Notwithstanding tho close times for
money, thus far this the demand for the Eureka
Is far greater Mt this date than previous year
The Eurekas extensively used in every state
where maple sugar made, in many localities no other
spOuts used, all others .have heen abandoned
simply because sugar makers have found ghat they
are not oqualled in any point claimed for them.
Vermont farmer. [volume] (Newport, Orleans County, Vt.) 1870-1877, 1877-03-16
WINDSOR COUNTY.

The cantata Of "Ruth" was presented at
Woodstock three nights last week, to crowded
houses, by Mrs. Tewksbury and local cho-
rus Of some fifty voices.
In Ludlow within distance Of a half mile
on tho Main street, are living twenty.one
widows. Now see the bald heads start for
that "city Of the PLAIN"
The reform club at Ludlow continues to
hold weekly meetings and the interest in
temperance is still good. The committee on
entertainment present good programme ov.
cry week.
The author of the pretty lines entitled
"Panse's Lovers" in the last st. Nicholas,
is little girl of nine years, the daughter of
Hon. Dudley g. Denison, the representative
Of the third district Of Vermont 10 congress.
A panic occurred Sunday night in the
Baptist church prayer meeting at Windsor.
About nine o'clock an alarm was given that
the church was on fire, when all attempted
egress from the same door, creating great ex-
citement. The cause was defective chin.
ney. Damage light.
, 1877-05-07

fathers Or mothers, heinRtpg thsm to tho same
MISS w.ILAsp's MEETINGS.
havs bscn crowded from tha nfst, and converts,
new and old, haye eauxh, tho Inspiration OF her In
teiligcat sra On fEiday last thrilling testimony
man. wao had IeOa trseled by tha snergI .sn1
patience Of . young lady, living near tho Taber.
nActe, She ii tho daughter o{ swels'kaown au.
Sat I :as To tsok I IT, 5saas man drunk y hss aOMs,
watched over hlni both - guard and nurae until
hE. faculties wsrs partially rsstotcd and ihcn hhs
work was found, the abandoned wife aud child
mtt Aho redeemed husband and father H. the
house 81 shst yoany sdy .ssy .sss wssg fssons'iad
sample Ut hundreds. gathered BY the tender voice,
hands, and sympas shies u ChEsttae women. Mn.
stodIarI .praad breakfast on friday for 20o,
si Tls nest 4 alsi.ion Il labor, perhap. III. mo.s
impressive OF all. IL that among business. men.
Lat week merchant tuok 4 cuaionsr ftu'n liaa.
Wus compelled to 4taud upon the stairs lca,linu to
the next story. liz asked ptay<rs for ha Customer
announcing IL. ts.dsuee, aud tue fact Of BID pres.
offended, roso and said ho VIA tbs ono tor whom
Wish With that Of his friend Yha uaxs night lhs
tho BctkFcy Street Church. iestiy iyina for tbe Lord
who had sased him, Anothsf promlucnt
msi,e.hsn,.. merchant, tho head of : large dr,a y:
mtslins fof dry -gpo4s merchants, and
leading attendant II ths largest unlssfsaltst
Ghu1Sa of 0lf tx W. leg 2 e. sttsad % sony ~ shs
be said: know nAn{ Of these man, and ftoa!
lx"s1sy ystss r. =.
mach attention. and relats such per*oaal ekperl
snee4 u it, power, aalsA thsss 4 some,
ssss sHs ,ux /, in s: Saat: asny: tss a; %
io1 oi waeu hs 'hAd hessa 70 much, ha wAs met.
, 1877-05-07
AGRICULTURAL NOTES.

OTTAWA, ILL.,, May GA meeting Of the neS
Agricultural Board aud Interested ctti1ens va
held at tue Court-IIouso to-daY for tho paf"
poso OF determining whether a County Far
should bo held tho coming autumn OF not
autilcicat encouragement WAS giycn to guarantee
such fair, and Tho tina was flied beginn11g
Sept. y 10 continue throughout the week
Premiums 10 the amount Vi u, O0O vii! be o."
fered. J. X. Spencer was appointed deoefa
Superintendent.
speeta. Dsspa.eA 10 Zn1 1stsua4.
OLswss,. ID, May d,-Wheat ID mostly sosn
IN this Aeetl0t.. 6cUal wheat alaIrce. hlOre coin
will be planted than ever befure.
Hp<ctal n4pateA 10 1As 1ftbuat,
CoLFAx. 1A., May N,-Whcat and oats up ana
looking we'll. Must OF the e0rn ground powed
II ths present hne weather continues lafSs
Special nEpcteAl 10 M 1tabsa&
OsKALoosA, ,1u., May u,-Smull grain Of q!
kinds looks well. Considerable gsuull p'oNss
and ready tuf corn.
Spect4l Ds4,sateA 10 1as 7>1sssA
1RvtNa, Ia, May M-Farn,e.s arc we'll along
with their work. Small grain looks well. COR
siderable grVund plowe4 for c0Ens aud soAs
plnuttd.
Special Dt.patea 10 M 9ttssaA
LYONS, Ia, May H.-sptng wheat u looklu1
well. ot which an unusually large umouat VIZ
sown.
speetal Aspssea 10 ~ 1,tsuHe.
MARsnALLruwS, H., May d.-Small gram
looks well. Soue eoru planted. It u iea,ea
that the late snow.s'or.n has injured ths isulL
Specias AspateA 70 TIA 715sas& ;,
CKDAA FALLS, iu., May A-Suali gram ~
sown. Flowing aud planting corn tha ofae' ~
tue day.
, 1877-05-07

do not think any othor nation will.
do not think England should hinder on Account
Of thusc subject provinces, neither do think Fhu
ehould hinder from any an1ictIcs Abont heest1f
That buEbca. Of RnssiA threatening our Indian
Empire ami having IA ho kept back from the Medi.
tcttsnean ts almost passed. away from, the people
Of England, though II still hannts her older states
men. Eng!ani cannot keep Russla forever from
the Mediterranean! She has no right 10 do 10. She
So kept ont. iiier empire Is poor
one 1t Y y y ret On grounds I!as
The longer ilve, shs more I grow .lek and weary
nations Of the Old World a,nott lIks 40 many vast
WIN nj own native country. and yet even there,
stste.mon keep acting a. 4 Ene'snd's place among
the n1ttors depended on tho thtckest Arnor or tha
heaviest gun I do not be1ievo ~ believe II TO.
day lnss than svof since havo been living In this
vast federation Of States a. largo ~ Kingdoms, md
seen the nnblc. fearless life that 10 growing up
with hardly 4 soldlar or cannon IN tho lAndl I
see more than over how nations place In this
modern world depends upon its own liberty and
Vitality, and tho Justice OF it, alma and Ways.
And thank Cod that. allke In America And En-.
gland. tho number of thots who feel this Il gtow.
Ing year By Jenr; and wou1d that IN En4fands
action In this present crisis. and the moral IT.
huence Of Americas srmpathy. this trnst In right,
this Iore Of peace, mar be strengthened and 40 onr
great Engleh. speaking races G6 hand In hand TO
lead on that happier DAY for which all Christian
hearts have ever longtd and prhyed4
, 1877-05-07
TIE ANTICIIRIsr ARMY,

6ElfM0N Mt TUE RkVs DR. 0UHAkf.
The lsov. ur. A. Ourasy PREACHED yesterday
morning at ST. Paul's N. 4. Church, corner Of
Maxwell street and Sswherry avenue, on "Rum.
NattonAltau. an4 ltomanlam." lls selected hia
tsxt from Revelations, xviii, IL:
rncsa shAll make gar with the Lamb, and tho Lamb
lie prenlscd BY saytng that tho Church waa an
hal enlisted, been mustered In, reeasyed bis
weapons, and stool subject 10 orders. Tbs
asu Of conhict wa tho world, aud. Tho
tino of batk'e Ennge1 through The Centuries. Tho
h0ax Of God wore Commanded BY tho EtcEual
Christ. Thv leg!ona VI arror wuEe led by Satan.
Thu ordinary vices, failures, and weaknesses OF
humanity constitute u part Of tho artillery and
fo'ee Of evil N tho world pot, passing all those
minor sorms Of tho lust Ut tho world, the Inst OF
tho nesh. and the pride Of liie. he Was that
morning 10 spoak Of three bnsadss
os the army Of Antiehr4t, ranged soy.
orally ander tho three dtvsEss banners Of
~ ~ Nnn. Hstaonallsm. 40. :nd EonanIsm;" ltnm was
city was aolnuthIng like great mountnln. 10 that
tho nlounta!n REPRESENTED NJ the climates and con-
dt'on. of thu carsh. fsom tho tfop!ssl lu1urtsncs
skY. so AL cities, and Chicago in particular,
Represented sit tho moral bslt4 and aonss of ihe
met aud Interested sionx lis sttsats. - that ID
sta4yinK ca!easo q lea.a ths peril which rum y 70
oSr a ons need not 60 ysty fas from ~
breathing bosa q hell Ahsss n.ofs! m.rshss, sIiss
" w.ta s9a
temples whose walls never echoed, 70 = purs
Thought. and In which God Il oaly 4
,ns@ sss''x 9sa1sa asSa: u DOWN tue an. ;'4 as.et q
aIl that u noble y man and pure IN woman. call.
Assn were Taught slcs and crime, and shs hoteat
Iluu fnvadsl all sanrti1les, sntsrsd aIl hoiaos,
brow. beat " u The poII.. stsamphsd .yst - 4
murdered VI IN our CHILDREN.
with Tho Lamb was Rstionalsm- il was divided
as.sn vi '' r. Ss IL u 9s es..sa CITY,
Ths latter stood with seorufu! Iip aud
.; ;S ,s e s, Hs n s.3s 9e T.,
oaly taachers Of religion w6o dare " think. Shs
deals out for t4e amusement VI her psopls dis:
G 4 iias x H. Gaado. Esases. il n.s tSoi. ssi
ls.uit;, thrown u tot !hs gutps.s ef amusing !hs
Ut The Holy cyclists sesms 70 ea from the
o,thodo1 aa.nistsy: tof STRANGELY enough, Libsfsl
ui,sa ~ ortaoio1 ] mniatsr ~ With ~ orthodox eSa.
hIas wsll* = isw philosoPhral, moral ss4.ys. ".
Then Iet hin, lotcs The Church VI which he i :
aasahss " hs;ns a.n to stsi tot h:re:y aad ~
p.ee TT G
of tha DEuaa Ghusch, would os1aln hin ~ au IN,
1ersArphefd In that conmnnion. AAtariAlisu Mas
uore scholarly moEs acieutdc, but isxs dangerous,
for II God u Med by Iaw, aud crowded buck
Out u sight IN Aatelcas antiquity, lh41 mxn ulY
b. csotsed from tltu nf .ptotoplasm.
rhu third brigade w3s Runaulsn. This snti-
Christian power b.. the voice VI lnan, lie tnlrn
Of an angel. and lhs hcatt VI = demon. II wva!s
tho skanp VI tnfalitbIlltY OH its bsax. though 1t
changes It's ulElnuds u su! tha chau iIpx whls Ut
politicians. tpluI 1hs mssk VI spiritual church.
maushlp II claims right " Dominate all tempora!
sossscsgntiss. II touuis schools aud colleges
that u u1Ay Pseselss u ehildkea
, 1877-05-07
BLACK HILLS.

HV&IS7S
OAAu4, Ns6., tlay 1.-THE party that sa"sy ~
e., ti,s new route from krazney, Oh the oh'9a
pacidr, 10 Deadxood, Black llnls, report Wv
distances 40 miles, The shortest route yet. TO- S
road ID we'll marked, and trt,wueklV mall w
run over IT. The stage company expects "
make snps In aix days, laying over D1xhs' 1as
Miid}e Iodp layer. liz niles i.om Ks,los{' :s:y
and Killed one. Deer and antelope wcru Pieutis
4uI tAv party lad fFesh meat nearly =! ~ ~
wsy. About half WAY, between hsaspe{ ~, 81
akvs 1eArLing for lnies, Of deep crystal ".ts,; +s
iu which dab wero abundant The lakss ssss xs.
connected by . stream, anl Ae each lake vi. W.
. splendid water t,Wer. Th's Is 4.,ar.1
come discovery for the hitherto uneAp'osTni oT
Eurth Western Nehfaska, which 10 doutln =, ~ y
now be r3pklly DEVELOPED BY this nex ~, I'm s.sas
ullla roatf, asong which already oyer l0o ''s~
aEe moving, with many more to follow.
, 1877-05-07
MISCELLANEOUS.

GAI1 MlatIONS-ADDUkS3K0 nj MMK8. sEIDs
MoHR AND KEENE.
About score Of iadies Identified with Tho mIa.
etonazy work In this city mot yohtcr1ay afternoon
ct o'clock 10 the FIrst Mtthuddt Church TO ltstrn
10 the personal experience and words Of cncouf.
ngemcnt OF Slls. Skidmore, tho chief manager al
the Five Points Mission In New York, and Mn.
Ksenc. prominent worker IN tho missionary tsa
In Philadelphia. The paucity Of numbers was dps
soclJ 10 tho fact Tint It was hot generally known
that such meeting was TO ba held. Had Il be-.
Otherwise, a large andicnco would no doubt hsre
welcomed these diatlngufshed ladies.
Tho meeting was oponcd with tho stng,nc Of
- Just a. am, without ono plea" Mre SIKH.
more followed In fcryent prayer, anl Mrs. Keons
nado somc very pertinent remarks on tho sent.
ment Of the hymn. Did ChrissIans really Eive up
everything for aodi DID they find, for : ttu,h
that al! thnxs worked together for good, and that
Tiers waa Joy that overcamo tho hitterncss and
tho sttngs Of all earthly stalst Many had to,. ot
peace, but It was a poAeo without victory, per.
feet pence could only come After porfsct vlctorY
over sin. The want Of a constant, persistent v!e.
ttory Within often did much TO un.otslc tha
iou th csno ~ Sam. ~, To susn tse
aeqnssee II dea ss WIZ sp1t %ha s sd9 Ill., 'a . %
guIo way Of living, could only como throagba
~ Apostles. who had tho Iicly Split wthn. and
assss saH saa III .' ss'Y s,s % l.
pro,nlas Of tliu Comforter, The Spirit Of truth.
cane en-. the promise q power 70 Do the vorAs oi
standing How wns Il that, With sneh promises,
6ssause II church i,aa No. prayed tof IT, 1ioIy
w to often asked q : selfish sDir!t'-ia spidt
,S,s tSsg ns hor ho sSneF .ss;
the glory of Chlrst, and not from
, 1877-05-07
MOODY AND SANKEY,
THE K1viyAL IN nosroA.

6DSc14f CoTftboHttsnc4 0 TA< Tr6uA<.
BosFoN, May "A kind oi religious moyem eat
hAs appeared In our legislature, In this wi4e, A
bill Wa introduced creating Board oi Trusts%s 10
hold and manage ths genuine Old Soath Church,
which Individuals wtfo holding eAd noatspy ossr
ttanAst4vu stage 6f ueanA Of donations already
aA1hetsd and heavy mortgages. They held ths