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, 1877-10-27


At nnxE. Oct. .3.-Tho scnslb!c and practical
letter Of Aunt Carrie, In last Saturdays TAtsrxE.
IL exactly what we all needed; and !, for one.
echo Iser Wish TO make st. Lpke'a ths permanent
object Of our llomo gifts and LAHORE. Wish IL
sugreas that We each send Ito Mrs. Mastcson, Mrs.
Ila,e, or any one else whom, Fern Leaf may an.
prorc, aonae article or afticlce-auy thing which
common. Hensc msy alctatc-and hare them sent as
. Christmas Offering to ttst noble institution.
Some of u hare sent our mite to st. Lukc's for
long time. but moro combined ulort wOail nAtus
rnlly produce greater result,
uEackte, Cur cditor Ia mot as bluck ~ has paint.
ed. am country cousin. but du not feel ut Ill
neglected, Indeed, were It not foE bis outrageous
tsuai,ty iiil1, do moi know how t" ''i;ct biz
boys llnnic to Amuse." They nsed 10 como lin my
young daysl without any SUCH effort. But tin,es
have changed. D. l..
, 1877-10-27

RAHTpuL, ILL.,, Oct. ..3 3.-Thls u my tfst letter
to This Home, but have I'll tho 1Ions papets from
tue hcglnnIng. su1 sxpeet to keep tlom Tor tho
bsneat VI coming gcnstat,ous. Content ssys W.
must DO xweet on the editor tu order 10 Eatn I'D.
Mttlanca 10 &hu Charmed ctFce. wonder I! That
II ~.
winlsr otuuuleats; tasy laso tbs advantage OF 9o*
viii Gs pretty. for / !ntund TO make soma Ike
them. -- :. ,,.,
folks, Of cuursa yon hate, Lul don'& gus4 with
ono u thpss little poppess. bur taku Kettle anl
nut your saIt aud c1En IN: put soMstatn2 OYER tas
lv;s Of corn win ltltla trouble. eau sny one asll
NJ Il naturally eury nas sves gsts !onx-% % !.
10 hsys hssn nj Ii. Convention, hut. then. Chat
wssa:t thcts, i Ls;icts It would put the life IL
auy one iusk 10 500 hes. Tor hes lettsfs sufsy do
VI m suy ona b. 20 kind ~ 10 send pao low tefn
leavesf This II my ttst request, Aad hope Will
receive sonis. p@oA'
, 1877-10-27
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW.
r., fbs E,Idiar nf Y7k Tribune,

cuc4oc, oct, a4.-pIca,c allow mn space IN
as.,n.ds Tfouc 1,cn.,trnrnt for A nnsatinn or
5on1 vn.us"s s's .tn.n.,,. ..A - .~h;et
two which snail o"8 IN s'ncef''y' a"" " "h's"
hone to receive answers thai afr Just NJ R'nctre:
FtrI-When nav organization Ia u be eGcetctt.
.,r,rt,tc. m nrr,n,yat,un II nnnoluied.
1T" .'". .',,,,,.a al =, ,1,,o, ana sni,r,l,
md tint comnlislee 1aH !" ae'eo a'o """'h..
written report to that e1cct recommending the
,oer, In the audicpce tn c1rct, yiva voco, ono
r...,s.n, noc v1cc,prcsklcrt a Rec.etary. a
~ le'u.n.' ~, u =, f~o.rtsyo t.,o,m,,tco nf H..
"tbat tho whole matter Of further organization be
committed 10 their charge, aHt they be authorized
tss.so surh .trn. IA tboY aco it, -thc report being
~, ~ f,or,mittce ,1Isch.roca Inn rotrr.
kcfepiea ahu s"e eo'a .ua wv ' 80
then proceed to nominate nao so!f npon lint viva
.nce, as rccolnnen.1ed. hut by nalIo; tht sesgEa!
pA,ctrs recommended IN the organization thiea
effected temporary organization orn permanent
oncf
3rond-When nm organization i Thus Effected.
which hitherto laa consisted u only IN Executive
tomnt.ter, onicered W Chairman, Secretary.
ind Treasurer, has tho former Treasurer any lrRa!
right 10 ACCEPT tho tIndo which may llayo accrued
fIUtn the mcustnr for ofGan!!at1n. ahu no54 taeHi
su,Tert to h!s own jnt!smcntt
7hifa-1f hn ia still the Tteasase1, has thc new
ly.apponrl Treasurer any lctal Eislt 70 aet IN tho
, 1877-10-27

WHEATON, ILL.,, Oet 23.-Tlsase, siF, mlynt
coma In, 4ayn't have Sumo humble corner in
tho gcuial .'Iiome" c!rclet hare such a grand
kscipu for fruit cake, and hope I'll yuung ladies'
contemplating matrimony will .aaks 1t for ths!r
wedding cake. But they must make . good bts
ono, for 1t IL kind that will yan!st lnysteFlonsly
bnttss, ous pound dark brown su1af, two nut.
ness, twu teaspoons VI eiovrs, thIcc te4'tusass
etasamo teM ssx. iwo noa.. Of ofs 80 tcope,
eufrsns., pss I tws raa"ds Of s|nonds secd. bnebsd
and chopped. oav pint black n,ulAss*s, ous tes:
sIH1n Ut suaa null. pounI Ut cflron quarter put
Of bra.iy thly II she drug. .ssofS fos ''nisdcln4l
uuruoses''l, ooe pound Of huaf.
sss q. ". q. wishes cure for cold sores.
1 am frequently 4dyisrlt 10 u4o oil Of :" tu-
iirs," bui, betnx myself rather rusltan!cal In my
y{sws. prefer spirits OF eaunhoFt which " 4
kxfs snl sure remedy. Pot.Cua1 BALL
, 1877-10-27
litttIc lct.cs, vii! Ind = warm welcome 10 cur

I!1nsc
Tnctc arc p, .nany dIshca:trnFi onrs. wl~h
cou!d my sunlrtiltn. Tint wnnld hcID them sNat
tnr,r burdens smiling faces With hearts o! anguish
nrc mt rare oceursenCrn. Dear sIttrrs. wish 50n
enulh heItevr that tl0t never tries ms tey0nd on +
pnwera Of endurance. Sometimes lie Eecma FAR
awaY; 70 far. indeed that In the d-nths Of nitcr5
ynn ara tempted 10 ssY, 'tThrtr Il no f'nd." The
utter agnnY Of anch d ttme iR eynnl Hre's power
10 tctcrbc. The very fqnl rises IN nrrce ennbat
with t!le nnws!enmc Eac's'. nor Il tGc AssuVyle
given oer; still In utter p't"tfahon II lcsracd ne
tbese rrand wor.ts, '.No che.tentn1 fur the prs.
ent %ccE.eth ~ 10 1nyonh. INT errynns ntyertllc.
rIGl,lconeneh unn them whlcl, arc exercised there.
BY" Horfaw rcGncs the soul AMI lifts us toward =
higher plane of existence: hut nnly A. We ntcrpt
Il ~ coming from an Alwtse Being, who cst4teta
In lore, not anger, OEx1xK.
, 1877-10-27

n The EdttdF 01 IHR IF1bRfs.
Cm1cAno. Uct. 2:. In The Home Of Oct. - there
Is tnrGe- -tlon from ratnter which sono enterprise
fng senian should set IN 1t nnce- Procure suit
able 'hop Tor tho pnspo<r and employ only women.
There IL PLENTY nt tatcnt in .nst tine 10 paint al
ll,r fancy s,yns required m the city. u u could only
have an opportunity to b. brought out. fiere II
an opening fof rome icncvolent lady who has tbs
meane Ut her rominsnd u befrtcntl sou,e poor,
struggling atGcr 10 whom sit asetsues OF sof-sup~
port tcem cfn.gt!.t t|or.ne tn entat sncn An e..
tx1shment t00n, am the Atst ArPtlcANE.
, 1877-10-27

like rcrY much to Join -FOUR cEcic. and shall feel
ErtntiY honored u msy Or admitted II member.
Juc. you asked for J. present 10. gentleman.
yon Il vcry pretty patI"tt fpr tonseco. .nonet,.
What has bccanc Of Bachelor lonksi Anx-
on.ty tor an atst.lo from him IL tho last TnI sCxE,
but none appeared. ....... .....
viii aome5ody please tell mo semcthln9 pretty
for winter. bouquets? BtrTxR SWIFT.
, 1877-10-27
Another Letter from Mr.. c. Krapi.

Ia. RApw4y-Ktnd B!r: taks the liberty to atdre'
you again; ~ hsslth y grratly ptSssd by tha nso
sune sud ihs fourth II nearly Drups{ u Kous, hca
sill improving. and my weight decreasing ssTY fast.
ths soaaesiaI ears your msds!as b. aose foE ms o.
quits number ssou thu p.es. i9ats xith .r.Isss, s,
taip,siis lxdJ- and rery beneyoient- She hsa tzeu
means Of scIiinx DzAy bvttte OF lho tesoyrnt ty
tfuvYtet1 Of Ann Arf, u per1oA Afflicted N&tA tne'
III tn1nrs.. W. have heard Of Eoadesful caes
eaee''a '''- EBEEBAcH 4 CO.
Ann Atbok, Mich, Aug. 10, 1s7a.
, 1877-10-27
A MOAIENTOU6 QUESTION.
aa.tIs.-. tcGa 1AaA.4nA

s1az47on, ILL.,, OcI 25+-Is nasstsgs 4 distas
hle.sIn2, or IL It cur.a to tho majority o& 1nan-
kludt
We Ill know what marriage should he, but tue
question now u. What v III Marriage Ma EaTsn
b. our Creator to mAa foE hl6 eomf9kt and tsReas,
, 1877-10-27
WANTS THE WAsTE-DAsKET.


JAcKsoyv1LtE. Oct. II. II hare been on pro-
bat!on fur some time. and think hare behaved
very we'll, no won't you lot ne coma again fof In
fosmaton1
VIII nut soma one please give Eecipc for
picked cabbage,-rood o1d.faah'oncd kind. like
4'my husbands mother used to mako"'
1'ndthattoinduleeln In ayacinth. tulip. and croeua
bulh4 every fall Ii rather an expensive lnxnFJ.
viii not Fcrn-Lcnf or souo ono tell mo Whist 10 do
with them after tho winters blooming. 70 IL to
bcnrhs INC tho next seasnn. AnJ Information con.
ccrnIng them will be thankfully rectiscd also, DO
they require any waser while roptlngt
,ftxpah. allow mt tn say II you will nts DOZEN
tart aiplca instead Of vinegar md ono pound inore
sugar 10 yoat toat". jam tut 1narn,a1Ade) Jou will
hare Eumcth!nG bcttef A1:tl Innra Of It.
Now, Sr. Editur llnvc conle TO the conclusion
that wi! gain 1noru Information by taking lie
contents OF your waRte. .batkct every Saturday.
than aking The lloine. Please static your terms.
liow much puunu Ia wastc. .pnpcs worth In Chica:
20 4 get cent and half for .n!ns,. ana what wll
i,ays ri many gond things lost One Of NY neigh:
boEs takes The Home. and VIZ can exchange.
have no ttlu Johnntch to spank. &nl Will haze
picnty of timo to read them all. ~ that H1acksc.
Maui Wilder. mud others, necd norcr any more
fear cremation. x. e. i.
, 1877-10-27

~ A& Editor AZ 1A4 TFttusA.
CHICAGO, Oct. "a. -Tua SUNDAY TRIBUNE Of tbs
l4th contained an article from tho Treasurer ofTus
tribune uome Club. Mn. Amia n. Hale. ealcu*
lst&d to mlslasd the public, and inaamuea - she
hAs coms Out With 70 geAxa ~ aGcaaauoa. aud -
, 1877-10-27
WANTS INFORMATION.

T4 the tsdH7f o. aAf fFbDuHes
FANMixaraH. Oct. "a Will &ome Kind friend In.
form me. through the columns Of The lfome, how tc
prercrve leaves 70 they will look nasura1t hare
tried pFctfina them with q warm IRON, but thcJ
will cur! up all cur DO. And viii some one tel
lie what will promote The growth u 6nyet:nnlaf
, 1877-10-27

70 tAs ElltQF q IH9 1T1b1sae. -
Mason CtTr, Ill. Oct. -. VIII acme ons posi-
ed In music enlghten tn regard to learning 10 fsad
rapidly. In lha shortest space OF timer uaacf'
stapd tho theory, but &m slow reader, aud MY
time il ltmtsud for practice. v h!eh hzd best lo,
practice ono exercise 4sveEsl tines or pass rapidly
ft1rl pne page 10 snulhcr, plaTtI4 each 0ns only
NuaIQ.
, 1877-10-27

al the Palmer ltouse the tact that the avcrnRc
American man and woman are wufnlly deficient
in good manners and breeding stsnck me even
moec foetbly than usnai. re0pss talk Of ''horn
ladies' and gentlemen ," and '',nnste .rchnemanL
bnt there il 4 certain amount OF Instruction that
n,ust hesa In the nuFscfy. and when VI zee bad
table manners We conclude the ofendess heleng
to the "newlY rich" ''The hair. ears. tetth. and
nose, must not he tonched At table, IS honss.
hold maxim tanght IN cFesY nu..efy " every care.
a mohs ny n{t s nes D
benefit Of early culture. -she aln,net trested net
hair At the table. and toYed with her earrings and
The haudsotn. young atsnesr a. ny ,.,ga t'Eht
took his sonp snd ,i;s colsr by ,. sncson;;
tfying 10 person al ali fastidinus. Why not take
your soup quietly, ny fFiend from ths sds @ o.
!HoIth With knife wlcn 4 fork u 40 much MHrt
convcntenty ~ small piece Of bread In The 1eft
hand. the fork IN tic fsah. ny, child" hiA mother
should hive said to hlnl In ehdhaod; but perhaps
so many pretty nicely dressed airt. ride N yenr
hortc. cars, Int lhele lack 81 breeding II often
s'an hnoi Afford % shc "nls sxp'anatlos lid tass*
young iat!ics been taught ntornetv from tae.e y
sae e,s ss wa we, n"t ps in xn a. CO..
nalc. and whit they w"uld, wear: and one yonn9
mi** would not cali 10 another at he othct and OF
/ d tady ia always quiet and nnubtrnstye IN pub.
| tic. huweser gay nnI animated aAc nlay be tn he.
rwn house 4 desise t" attract attention a. ~
haHaFH scrfn% to lie tnlNf1i N many ElTse What
| mttlake, Wien ntttf aAc0nscio'lsheas 10 20 n"ea
| more attractive.
LORD h. sen to dane'as. :sh"o,
| n young wonhau~ hands are hur - b'te NOR y
through ifo. l,tor then, quietly In yoat lan ny
d. oGt ns Ss' r. us ys ,bs; hs'd oos ae
,sas nsa.S !ato su %etieei @ i%Ss': iS': " ' So.sos
, 1877-10-27
PRICE, 81 Per Bottlo.
AN IMPORTANT LETTER.

ANN Axsoa. Mich. April ~ is7a.-:na. Rap!AT-
i.nr l1s saa sl:o a.!ax ~ exty kst:sf staas =
oat stntnsul physIcaus OF our Asdles! co@leIs pro
lOunre1 lMeufabie.
.x.uuIs WHEN conltuenccd with Iou! snE!ett!es, ~
II II Swp hundred aad t<n tnNnds buk ltoy
iii x0ns yet have taken twanty tour botkes of ~
.alYsst hae OF ltret aud t.cnty of piis
Y0uE book ''fk4sa Ao1 FF9e~
, 1877-10-27

on mrrt,n,, how ran wc tttIl the rsy',rsinn* nu"t
tenns4 Ut life sn1 .eail.. q. how rat tht hearts
cnnrlct1ont te el,arA: II VIZ haA been lcss rrst-
teae. .u,s,ted pcoIc better cnntente and fcsr eh9rf
for ct,nnse, those ,it.tnrbcrs nf ONT peace would
nevcr havr nr,.cn. md nnr waS,n: mid ricrning
hours wonld have rolled on ~ smoothly IN th-c 0f
our forcfathcrs. 80 ray our lnse Of argument IA
to be blamed. W. arc told that argument kceps
o,,r faentltt from ruatnp. hratcns nlatrrncthcns
lc ,ntnd II We admit ii. lei ~ nrKut al aHb'
Jects strikes reforms politics. etc. hui for the
eakc Of The peace Of mind and morals NJ tho com.
Ing generation let III reass all dscusaun Of AAcsed
enbjett. PnuE.
, 1877-10-27

pxxs PAhk. Oct: 81 have ocen only short
time 4 resident OF this State and render OF tho
Home, but have learned In thai shprt ts TO look
forward esxcfIy for Saturdays Thisuks. would
, 1877-10-27
Kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Cruary sad Womb ptsessea drArel. DtnbatsA Dropsy.
iIssase Alonnu,lFa Ina ID ali cases where sfS are
hrtsk 4ust derosla tha ~ael II fhck, clody nt1
4htie slIk. " thefr u Hlurbid. dark bilious sppca.
and white tote. dust dc postss aud when ahert IL
JAiu tn ihs 1BAli of Tho baSk rad aiolx she totas
, 1877-10-27
Tumor Of Twelve Years' Growth
+ Curod by Radway's Reso1vent

NJ, NAnwAT-E hays had 0vaFlaa f9mor h ths
.oGsp toT t!sl sssi,iha* ta:t ~ !sSsn:
sa.i thouRbt wvul try BIT no fs!th ia i. hc.
had suffered fof l!el1s year. to1k stk hot.os
Y yoat leady i!slIrt ny sasrs + rot s!xu e
nslier ihsn Aars Tor twtlvs Ths tataot
~ IL this lett aide of the boxela, utrr the gron.
pubilss It It f0u chtoAA. HANNAH +. KNAEF.
, 1877-10-27

FEVER AND AGEE eu'ea for - rent.. Thers II not
te1IIA agent IN lh1a viii II tint viii Ferer a.I
AEne aud a other Masa1lous Hilios fraEtc, Typh0iG
yellow and o her Fcveta iaiirt. hv ltfWAYS 1'ILISl
ttt bottle. @.--"'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
CIericn Agitation In France.

Recently the Bishop of Nevers, in France,
addressed to the President of the Republic
letter on the position of the Pope with
regard to the Italian government but mas
much as a cat may look at king a bishop
may certainly write to President, and this
fact alone might have caused no great
scandal, even in France, where there is On
abnormal sensibility rs to the doings of
ecclesiastics. But the Bishop did more
He addressed to all the mayors in his do
cese q remarkable communication, partly
in the nature of letter of information
partly in that of letter of instruction, and
the instructive element might justly be re-
garded as dominating the other, since
they were not ignorant of what was
given as information. He addressed these
functionaries as "depositaries of part of the
Executive power" who were, therefore,
concerned in the establishment of right re-
lations between the Pope and the people.
He then called their attention to the Pcpe's
'imprisonment" in the Vatican argued
that no Catholic was free in his conscience
while the head of the Church was restrained,
and urged that all should use their in
hucnce to change these unpleasant facts
This is but one of many facts which
seem to form part of regular
propaganda for disturbing the rola-
tions of France with Italy. No very
energetic measures were taken by the
government to rcpress this campaign of
agitation, but the Interpolation in the
Assembly and the consequent vote have
shown that the country is opposed to this
sort of clerical politics. This has been
shown also without hurting the government,
since it had accepted the order Of the day
on which the vote was cast. Our friends in
France will find out sooner or later that the
true solution of difficulties of this nature is
such n separation of Church and State as
will not leave to foreign nations the right to
hold the government responsible for the
vagaries of bishops.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
Settling the Question.

The rumors throwing doubt on the post
ponement of the extra session until October
have been disposed of by the issue of the
Presidents proclamation calling Congress
together on the 18th of that month.
The final determination will be generally
approved. The difficulties alleged to stand
in the way of the postponement are mainly
imaginary, and even if some inconvenience
should arise from the delay they will be
more than compensated by the avoidance
of those which would have attended o June
session. We shall at least escape the dis
comforts of summer at the capital and the
mischievous agitation which could scarcely
be averted should Congress assemble before
the Presidents Southern policy has had
time to develop it's good fruits. Besides, an
autumn session may give Congress hint
of much needed reform. That body now
meets in December, and wastes that month
in waiting for the Christmas holidays to so
by. If it should regularly assemble on the 1st
of November it could complete all the pre-
liminary work Of the session before the
holidays and have SO fair a start after New
Years as to get through always by the LIST of
April. Perhaps the hint will be taken.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06

We hear from various quarters that many
of the Assemblymen who have been doing
the work of the New York horse car rail-
are now in n state of trepidation and pro-
fcss that they are not enemies of rapid
Transit, but voted on the wrong side
through Misrepresentation. No such plea
will excuse them for opposing every measure
designed to promote the success of rapid
transit and for supporting every bill pro-
posed in the interest of the street rail-
road companies. A country representa-
tive who arrays himself against q needed
metropolitan improvement desired by
four-fifths of the citizens of New York. and
in which he can have no possible interest,
walks about ticketed as the property of the
horse car corporations. A New York member
who on any pretence Of the rights Of prop
erty owners" betrays his constituents and
aids in the defeat of measure essential to
the progress and prosperity of the city and
the comfort, convenience and health of u
million people Is much more rcprehensible
than his associate from the rural districts.
III is lule LOT AsSeInDlyneu WIN nave iouSnt
and done their best to kill rapid transit to
make any prctence Of being in reality its
friends.
But the timid representatives who, hav-
ing opposed rapid transit wish to cvade the
consequences of their acts have yet a chance
to prove the sincerity of their present pro-
fcssons.. They can yet, by a vigorous and
united effort, pass bill to prevent the fac
tious interruption of the work on the rapid
transit road now in process Of construction
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
PERSONAL INTELLlGL NOE.
General Crook Is in Chicago.

General Crook Is in Chicago.
Pearl street was once COW path.
Tom Ewing supports Milton sayler for Speaker
Ii is but Just to say tha. The glasses in the
White House belong TO the United States
A reiormer speaks against hairpins But, dear man,
what would women button their shoes with9
A Kentucky man, in fact second Daniel Boone,
whipped coorcd man who Ito years old.
General I. T. di Cesnola arrived from Liverpool in
tho steamship Britannia yesterday and is at the Fifth
Avenue
samuel Bowlcs, Horace White and Aiock Mcclure
are In Washington and Murat Halstead was expected
thcrc last night
The new Park Commissioner, Thomas j. Brown,
superintendent OF Pavonia forty, is heavily built
man, ioriy-Gve years old.
lady writes to say that lilac bush may be trained
TO be by cutting away all the shoots but one,
but that the tree will not bear flowers.
Mobile gets broom handles from Wisconsin, and
whom Mobile man gets whack in the back he feels
chagrincd TO think that there Is a solid North.
1t was Caesar, ana mono OF your modern Cnsars
either who went dow into tho back kitchen and said
about tho snad rocs, "And is that ct Ia Brute ?"
Mr.. Laforcst for many years Consul General OF
France in city. has just been appointed French
Minister Pcnipotentiary uavu in place Of the Mar
quis dc vorgcs, now IN France.
Iokroustaviiavt fitch,
rotrrouvalikamn.
rsqrovssi tchamitch,
Mclean man.
Goneto meet Old Hundred.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06

The WEArnER.-Thc northeastern area of
low pressure has moved away to the northward,
followed by clearing weather and rising tenn
perature. The depression which was yesterday
morning in the Ohio Valley is now central over
the Allegheny Mountains, north of Tennessee
attended by rain area which embraces the
South Atlantic States and the Ohio Valley
Heavy rains have fallen in both sections, par
ticulariy on the coast The third depression in
Tn Northwest has made little progress eastward.
but light rains have fallen in the Upper Missis-
lippi Valley and Dakota. Brisk winds prevail on
the middle Atlantic coast, in the lake region and
the Northwest The temperature has risen, par
ticulurly on the Gulf coast. The highest press
,rc il now ever the New England States and st.
Lawrence Valley, and generally unfavorablc
vveather prevails throughout the country. The
,uu'eesurc continues low on the Pacific coast. The
rather in New York to-day will be cloudy or
partly cloudy, warmer, and possibly with light
p>in-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
Pulpit Topics To-Day.

The anniversary gatherings will occupy
certain share of public and pulpit opinion
and interest this evening, but outside of
them some Of our city pastors will declare
the truth as they see it to-day. Mr. Colcord,
for instance, will urge the necessity for con-
secration, and Mr.. Hull will find in the self
sacrificing Jesus the Christians help, while
Mr.. Jutten looks at the divine Sonship as a
wonderful manifestation of Gods love to
mankind. Two voices will speak through
Mr. Knapp, while the Gospel is put on
trial by Mr.. Herr, and lessons drawn from
the book of Esther for the benefit of his hear
ers. The comparison of human and divine
love will be undertaken by Mr.. Bowen, who
evidently believes in Christian individual
mainly will be invoked by DR.. Deems, and
the indelible writing will be explained by
Mr. Moment, who will hold brief interview
also with the Witch of Endor. Mr.. Mac
farlane will have q doughty subject if he
undertakes, as he proposes, to leaven three
measures of meal for DR.. Armitage.
DR.. Ever believes that the OK that
treadeth out the corn should not
be muzzled, and he proposes to give
his reasons for his faith. Gods work in
saving men will be portrayed by Mr.. Corbit,
while the broken hedges and the biting SER
penis will be guarded by Mr.. Kennard, and
the only true Church will be described by
Mr. Sanborn. Mr.. Rowell's overcoming
faith will be helped by remembering God,
and Mr.. Plumley's belief and unbelief after
trial should be rewarded with acceptance or
rejection. That the Bible is every mans
book Mr.. Steele fully believes and preacheA
and that there is false as we'll as true
beauty he is also satisfied, and will
tell the young Indies this evening how to
distinguish between them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-05-06
Our Quintuple sheet To-Day.

Although this is the first Sunday after the
LIST of May the HERALD this morning
is published as n quintuple sheet.
The business disturbance attending
moving day bas not in the least degree
lessened the number Of advertisements
in our columns, and indeed we may
point to very marked increase over
the corresponding Sundays of other
wears. This is attributable to the
fact that advertisers recognize in the
HERALD that regularity and reliability
in the treatment of its patrons which
has won for it such a wide popular
ity Our quintuple sheet to-day is true
reflex of this confidence in our desire
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faction to oil who advertise in
the HERALD. While business is rising
out of the dust and hustle of moving day
business men, taking time by the forelock,
announce to their customers, through the
HERALD columns, the attractions for the
summer season.