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INSURANCE.
STATEMENT
OF THE
Atlantic Insurance Company,
ICE CREAM. ssDa WATER, &c

HCE CREAM, SssHA WATER, &c.
NorIcE.
] respectfully iutnrnt mg customers and tue
public generally thnt having improved my n
CilitiCs for tho manufacture pt
ICE CREAM,
! um nov prepared to furnish iam:iios, p&'.Ics
and parties at tho lowest rates with i SUPERIOR
article, in quantities to suit.
NY ICE CREAM PARLOkS will bn found
Ms comfortable US sDy in tho city, they having
recently boon roftted for tho comfort and con.
vcnience Of my patrons, who will Do served at
ali hours with DELICIOUS CREAM Of any
do.ircd flavor, and ice cold SODA WATEK,
msda of the pur0st Syrais.
FRUIT of ali kinds in season.
A larya line If CONFECTICNEI GOODS,
such rs CANDIES, NUTS, &c, constantly on
hand and for sale Wholesale and retail ~ bottom
prices CNElSTlhN II SCuA FER,
No. > north Fairfax ST.,
nv y 2-:3,m AlcXAnGrIa. Va.
BCE COLD SODA, VICHY, Kl&SENGEN
REDFORD WATERS,
FIVE CENTS PER GLASS.
Cream,
Chocolate,
T'ra and
CaliSayA Syrups
AtIANNEI & CO.'S. Branch Store,
sp25 N. w. cor. King and Royal streets
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NEW GOODS.
inst received direct from New York a worry
handsome limo Of
BLACK GRO. GRAIN SILKS.
These goods arc very handsome and cheap.
Parties in want of Black Silks will find it to pay
them to look at thom. They range in pricc
from 81 SO to So 80 per yard.
Very handsome Navy Blue and Invisible
Green do.
Pin Stripe do for the Spring sales.
Mourning Goods
A fine stock of Cashmere Long ShawIs; square
ditto.
Black Grape Wells.
Best Black Kid Gloves, Prints, Blesched
Goods. Lonsdale Cambrics, A!pacas very cheap
with other Dress Goods.
NH j. M. STEWART.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
u1KICES REDUCED.

DRlCES fEDUCED.
L - ,,
| All! now putting up SETS Ot' IEhIh nj
GKEATbI hLbuCAD NAISS.
r"r.i.I ~, sr,s j., rronor.ioi,.
,:hcrn snts Srr tn 5o nut in no charge will bo
i, E, ~. .a,t;,,n
'''''''' Iii ANyGETT Dentist,
a, M 81 II Woch - al.y. Va.
ny "'''' ~ = =: y
I,.,.;,',I-, i.1 ~ rom Inn" oynrrisnc. in
it''.,. IN ,II i,;snss,s nt the Urinary Organs,
Nnr,,,',. ont tiruunic WaakHass ;,5norsl De.
i,i,iv i,ninnen,.y. (ioss of scxlnl }owcrl EX-
h,;,, lion and Nil .s,l effects arising from early
;r,;.r-ni;,u. and ,b.lsns Also Ali Fenso Com
plants: i''!',SH@ fe"ool,y c"t'',t"u ~ ~ ,,
%nr,'i III t. !" Gays 't: ~, o..'o' sU nS tS
!o"d'nS rhSS:c'""S n' ns:'',i'",o' ,i ,j"n;n,
hon"Tahl' ara SG'"n'h' ~, - a., atnnss
themselves III n'S ia,"b' tna,,,s.i ,s' w Ws.h.
strirt'y r"hi"'Lsia! 'Hh D., I' FAX
,nfioH every w eo!"AS 'i'!H ",h
10 p a. :. ms "!'' 80 - w., st,,n ,,r
ai'u i"'h. '''' "' "'''' VIZ f,I Istia ia
!'"i?' ..---.----... - = - -
. ..r,rcnTok cuAK!.Es e. STUART
t;fhi;rf!trpN \ STuAkr
al"IUi.NEY. AND UNrE;.EpES Az
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MEDICINA

DUTLERS s PALSAMIC MIXTURE, FOR
ID FORTY YEARS KNOWN AS THE IN
FALLlBLE REMEDY.
Price one dollar per bottle. fob 2S-ly
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LOTTERIES.
LOTTERIES.
CECOND GRAND DRAWING
Kentucky Cash Distribution Go.

LOUISVILLE: kI.. JUNE 80, 1877.
S3to.OOo CASH IN GIFTS.
NEW ORGANIZATION, NEW SCHEME
NEW MANAGEMENT.
Farmers s. Drnvors' Bank. Louisville, KY.
depository.
Ghe Kentucky Cash Distribution Co, author
iz" by u sprci:li act oI tie Legislature for the
brnrnL Gf the Public Schools Of Frankfort, will
have tim SECOND OF THE SERIES OF
GRAND DRAWINGS in tbe city OF Louis,
vilio. KY, SATURDAY, June 3oih. 1877, st
PUBLIC LIBRARY HALL.
s6G.NDD FOR ONLY $40!
READ III l. L1ST or GIFTS.
Grand Cash Giit.............. $50, COO
Gtand Cash ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 25,0OO
HrSli;! Cash Gift............ ......"... l6,UuO
Grand Uash tiiit................ 10000
Grand Cash Gifts S5, 900 esch..... 5000
Grand Cash Gifts G.. .0J0 osch.. .... iQ,COO
90 Cash Gifts 81, ,NU cMch .........""".. 20,OOO
~ Cash Gifts $500 each ........."........ 70 OOO
1r1 Cash Gifts $500 each ....,..,......,.. 0,N0
:1W Cash Gifts 500 each $1,000
800 Cash Gifts $50 each ............ 25,0OO
CMu Cash Gifts $40 each ............v.... 10000
G972 Cash Gifts, amounting to... 1910 OOO
Whole tickets $l0 halves S5 quarters $250 {;
II tickets $780, 354 tickets $780, 5G3 tickets $500.
HaS- Drawing positively juno goth, 1877, and
every three months thereafter.
The present management emphatcally notitJ7
the public that there will be no postponement OF
this drawing, US is usual in such enterprises, but
that it will positively and unequivocally tako
place on the date named.
This. tha Second Drawing, will be conducted
like tho 6rst, to tho fairness Of which the follow.
ing named gcntlemon hGvo testified:
Hon. Alvin Duvall, lato Chief Justice Supreme
Court Of Ky; James G. Dudley, Chairman
Board of School Trustees; Grant Green, Cash
iCr Farmers Bank OF kentucky; Hon. s. l. Al.
Major, Public Printer State of kentucky !;
Hon Thomas N Lindsay, President Farmers
Bank of kentucky; Hon. Thomas g. Jones,
Clerk Of tho Supreme Court of kentucky;
Judge Il. A. Thompson, Presiding Judge
franklin County Court; james Il. Crockett,
Clork Franklin County Court.
Ronittances can be made by mail. express,
draft, Z. 0. order or registered loLter. mado
payable to &. W. Barrow u Co.
Tickets paid promptly and without discount.
Reliable Agents waDtod.
Address all communications and orders for
tickets to G.. W. BARROW s. CO., General
Managers, Courier ournal Building, Louisville,
Ky, or THOS. II. HAYS & CO., Gen. Agents,
G97 Broadway, New York.
m4s-Send for Circular. ap l9-ooSw
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LIN EN- SUITfNGS |

VIS II T1V II
WEAR,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Low priced, medium and very Inc qualities
at prices thst defy competition.
Also Linen Drills in plain and fancy Styles
now Linen Vestings and Blue Mixed lhnens
for Gents and Boys Suits.
PRETZFELDER s. CO.,
my2l IA King street.
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A GREAT CONVENIENCE.
Snve your timo, labor and money hy calling at
Mrs. s. X. SNIDERS
FARIETY S o Il Il,
"a door from $. T. cor King and FairIay sts +,
To make your purchases in
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
She has in store and is constantly receiving
large q Quantities Of China and Queeuswaro, Glass,
Tin, Wood and Willow Ware, Brushes Of all
kinds, Busters, Brooms Rope, Blacking. Ian
terms, Lamps and Lamp Goods. al kinds OF Ii
Illuminating Oils and Toys in great variety.
NH 3I-3m
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ALEXANDRIA VA. TUESDAY, JUNE 5, 1877.
DRY GOODS.

T .AWNS. ORGANIZES, BUNTINGS, SC.
Monday, June 4, 1877.
We opon to-day grea. many new goods ant
call special attention to our choice line of Fig.
ured Lawns, French Organdies, Linen Lawn:
and Linen Sutings; also Black, Navy Blue and
Drab Bunting. price SHE per yard, Egyptian
and Spanish Yelling, Silk and Lace Tics and
Scarfs. &C., with many other desirable goods,
sll ut popular prices.
D. F. BRASHEAR,
81. B. HOomos. No. 1G9 King street.
je4 Alexandria, Va.
~ SUITS SOLD COMPLETE.
We offer full lines of Cloths, Csssimeres and
Vestings, and keep constantly on hand gener-
al variety Of goods for mons Wear, viz: Gloves,
Suspenders, Cravsts, Collars, Socks, Gauzo
Shirts, Handkerchiets, and the celebrated Wsm-
sutts Shirt, price 81.
d. F.. BRASHEAR,
II. B. HoOmes No. 100 King street,
my2S Alexandria, W..
NTEW r A WNSl NEW T,a WNSt
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GROCERIES AND LIQUORS.

GkOCERlES ANb LI0DVfsS.
DEDUCTION IN PRICES OF CHOICE
IL FAMILY BACON.
10000 LBS EXTRA BACON,
my own curing, put up with great care, for sale
'"' ''' REDUCED PRICES:
Sugar cured HAMS l4c.
BREAST PIECES l2!c.
SHOULDERS 10c.
SIDES and JOWLS at liko rn-
ducLion in ratios. Also PURE LEAF LARD,
in small packages and tierces, at roducod prices.
Call early at SAML. J. REEDS.
NH I3 n south Fairfax street.
Dealer in
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY GROCf'-
RIEs, VINE LIQUORS, &C. &C.
226 King ST., cor. Alfred,
sons ALEXANDRIA, VA.
NEW STORE Nrw GOODS,
NEW PRICES!
The arbscribar respectfully announces thaa
"0 D''S '""S;t 10. ;IS ~ K1Nu STREET,
and ia prepared TO offer - lui and c&roFutiy &C.
'''''' FINE FAMILY GROCERIES
hs prices which cannot fail To please. Goods
delivered promptly tc Ill parts Of the city. AND
| satisfaction guaranteed in overy reri!cn!&:. En
| inspection of stock solicited ,-.r
| NV 5-tf T.. }. DAVIDSON.
VHs a. JOHNSON,
| GROCERY, LIQUOR, FEED ANN EpM-
MISSION N MERCHANT,
| Northeast Cornor Cameron and ioyA streets
| ALEXANDRIA, Va.
| IT. ali orders from the country Will rocciE
prompt and careful attention. lhn 2o-.!
TEORGE McBURNEY u son,
| Dealers il
CHOICE FAMILY AND FANCY tkOCE'
KIES, WINES AND LlQuOK2,
ENGLISH and SCOTCH ALE and BRO N II
| STOU
Alao. EASTERN and POTOhAC HbKki
| and MACkEkEL.
EOS. E6S AND I70 kINN STREET.
| washington Hall Eui!jinE,i
Alexandria, Va.
| Orders promptly filed. G'h oi-t'
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E. j. MILLER 4 CO.,
Importers of
CHINA AND QUEENSWARE,
And Dealers in
GLASS WARE, WINDOW GLASS,
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS
AND FANCY GOODS,
NO. G5 KING STREET.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
We bog 10 call your attention to our largoand
attractive siocl: of
GOODS FOR THE SPRING TRADE.
purchased diroct from the manufactures, which
we guarantee to sell as low rs they can bo sold
in any other market.
We trust by our constant application to your
interests and our low prices to merit your con-
tinued and valued favors. Our store will be
kept open until nine o'clock at night.
Thanking you kindly for your past patronage
and awaiting your fsvors, we remain
Yours, respectfully,
mh l9-3m E. j. MILLER & co.
, 1877-01-01
A ROCKFORD SENSATION.
Suspicion that = Young Lady In \ Seminary
Deilrea to skip Out.
Special M1pateh to Ths Tfthpnk

Suspicion that = Young Lady In \ Aerntnary
Deflrea to skip Out.
Special M1pattA to 7hs Tstesnk.
RocKToNp. ILL.,, Dec. at.-~A tensatton was
created here to-day at an attempted carrying oil
Of one Of tho handaomcst girls Ia the female
seminary, the daughter o{ 8 Wisconsin tanker
who ia now residing IN Chicago. Tic facts IN
brief aFe ~ follows: For several days two we'll
dressed men named ". N. Kitch and John ".
Taylor, who registered their names ~ coming
have been in town. The young lady wns to es-
capo in time to catch the weAtcrn-bount1 train
at q O'Clock this morning. She vas
to get on the back part of the seminary
aud crawl through hole in tho fence, where
her iorer would be In waiting for her. II this
should fail, sha was to leap, aftecn minutes
later, from = sccond-stoFT window, and the two
II 10 happened that City Marshsis suity aid
Dame got wind of the arrangement, anu the
following letter Was addressed TO Nils Anna !.
sill, Of the Seminary:
Cfry MAHsHALs OYy1cE.-DEAnNADA HAya
heard that attempt ID to ht made to ahduct Miss
-, at 2 o'clock. Tive men registered a.
TnoxAs BuLLr, CITY Marshal.
Officer Dame vent over to the seminary late
last night, and, IN the absence Of Miss s,Il IN
terrieWed Miss Wright, who said that the gentle
men had seen the lady In question twice the day
bcfore and once on saturday. Afias Wright aa
once saw the fair sccess,onlst, who. OF course,
denied tho fact Of intended abduction, Though
were friends Of hers. a young lady was dtpute.i
by Miss Bit TO watch during Saturday night,
but no zttttnpt WAS made 10 escape. There ID
considerable talk here AbNut tho Affair.
, 1877-01-01

erected 10 h1r. Bliss &nu DIS Wl1es ana eHdeu tne
name Of Nal. Whitt1o tn the Committee appoint
ed n the morning: Iic bad noPea tsr some %
out to be 4 fnistake, but 1ate dispatch from
lie r.. holrhe fepoTt q II he : Hath IT, M Bss
and his family, whose remains had been re-
covered though not recognizable.
A collection for shcmonnmcnt ras then taken
smother hymn Nj: Moody read from tie twenty
fourth chspter Of Matthew, commencing at tho
.M5: sapKey ..eg Watching, nd !ya!!'ne M e.
Me,a and tho audience were still - death II Inc
beautiful words rang out.
When my final farewellto tho roFld have aa!d.
"A: Ard elssIy e He down TO ny r.; ..u.t t.d.,d j.
.xad foia NJ paia ',anas % my o1t..t;.
Aad When win n,y eiotaea ,!.ion at last
Will say ont then at tho beautiful gata
lie wnttlnz and watching tar met
Mr.. Moody taid that lc had looked forward to
this Sabbath to hear Maj. Whtttie preach and
NJ. Bliss sing. Only Fftany n!ght he had TOLD
awaited the rest thts Sunday prowifetl. Hut
| now he found he must take siaj. Whttle's
place Only ono text suggcste1 Itself 10 him,
| aud had seen ringing Ia his bead al day.:
"TmEAEroRE BE re ALSO nKADI."
! Tie called on these who had heard HIN preach
| for three u.onths to hear him witness that he
a taH nos9!"F ,is, asa. e. bsf ss'aqSs m ane
take hts piare, and he tuu.d nut fottear Saying
: word urging upon AL the necessity of FeEeil-
subdued tlan usual, and in ali he said aud id ali
tsca.uleusly enl tnlsyled With tears. lie spoke
painfully end t, 3ttllsltr' ths words some
ready. Don't put It of. There are sotnc who
| mar say l am preaching for effect and mixing
use Of this good mans death TO fdghten Jou.."'
Satan nigh. even lay ,lat Of n IT,, md s,r 4
hoped The effect would be to ssve
( felt he must warn thssn-snust warn them OF
The wrath to come and the death pursuing.
year, and now an awful one lad come. Alany
\ ot them hatl locked down upon tbs dead faces
and opened graves Of departed friends. Would
heed tllls last one. that might te evcn nearer to
themselves than any lciurei Death had taken
t!,esa bY surprise, and had taken Ms. Bliss at
the very time the speaker WIS writing out the
S viz wefe Hs st sasteht' from tie. lat icy w ssss
! ready. They might have suffered foE few
minutes, maybe Tor an hour. but VIXEN they
reached heaven there ,sas none IN al the eetes- @
| lis golden harp than +. r Bl!ts.
"Bc ye therefore ready" No matter how Or
where man died 50 he was only ready. L1ts!e
and 1t seemed to him tMr. Moody> that NJ 1nasl
OF woman should eyer go OIL railroad train
again hnrtl thcy had male eve-y preparation to
die. We might be called on die at any mo-
t!tc like Stephen than die like Moses, and he
would ~ III die Ike r. r. E,iss as die like
Stephen. Were thry ready! Tliose who went
ihat nsas @ % ts az N b a e1 % asn ,ae ,es tue III
Eo down for tho last time as they
might fall down and break souitthing, or
thcy might have disease Of the heart TINT would
| - tfJonl t,fY hufptn ut0rnfnH NPrn ftIpY
, 1877-01-01
RACINE, WIS.
MEMORIAL SENvICE.

Special Dispateh 10 Tia 7ftbuns.
RACINE, Wis. Dee. 3l.-A memorial service
to T. T. Bl!ss, lost In the terrible railroad acel-
dent at the Ashtabula bridge, was held In the
Presbyterian Church this evening after the reg
ufar church service. Addresses were delivered
by II. s. Durand, at whose house the drccascsl
WINS gucat during the meetings Of WhEttle md
Rtiss III thIs city = year ago: L1lgs Hand, u. i,
Nottf,sup,, mud Z: A. Weed. E!dera Of the
church. These addresses. which werc tender
and touching with a.lusions 10 the sonEs OF
Mr.. Bliss mud h4 Christian character anu genial
bear,n@, were !atctspcsse.l with singing,
"We'rc dolng Ilonls To-uIorrow," " That Will
BE- Heaven for Nc" ctc. Mr.. Bilss made may
friends here in h!a short stay year ago.
, 1877-01-01

t0.1 Coming today to tho close Of a ycar, we
"a congregation should seek and Ind tho
down." 1t must be that around ,ls by day and
by night there ts nm atmosphere of efthor ltoht
Of shadow, Or Of b'tll mingled, which tho cut
k!:lc world docs not sec, but *hcl, ynu pcr2eva
peace and all the happiness of brotherhood Yoi,
haye accrneti 10 love not only yourselves, Int ali
tic churches around YOU FIN have scs,n,si I 10 10
pass nll through slio year rs under The motto:
in ii ess%;s tnss Sy rae sp;i z '{} .sS}
liberation las nat been the only expression vi
you. thought and scnitrent, but Of positive
good viii anil helpiulnc.s toward ali
passed year Il thc midst Of wors s
tf,Ip simple IN tts sung anil IN !ta creed,
md forth from II We nil cott,c with swcut tnetn.
tnry Of tho past, and with trust In the future.
Tie ;ongrcEatfon has found n,ul slr.wn that
tlo'1 y not t'n'i II 'laecs or sperial forms;
that liz flncs not fO1luw MI altar or a LaoK, hut
gors wl.eTc those I'll who love lila worshtt,, nn,i
delight mt In forms, hut In the human heart
Come The w.'rtllfper tn the etfrn,nny ot Gath.
the soul that cpE,aps.
Tut not nil those who entered with us into
this ytar tonc ont Ut It alArIg with lis this t1ny.
Anost score II t1lose wil, entered ttfs church
With "y when 1t rst 1pciel It's .ioors have ct,-
tcrul now tI,c greater ,,ors nf eternity. BROTH
era atI'l sistcr1 fllcrt. Rre wo answer sInt here
10 tlt ollHall uf affection. Men III their H.
tel1rcftiaI ami moral WORTH; women III their
twofnTd beauty Of face aud sptrt: youth IN its
i''norcn't mud haac, *ayu Lcc1. eatrlel to tbs
Erlyc as The days 1lavc trel1.
l'it part of Tic lnennlng Ut tile church Of
earth 5s to lie lnuhh III t1c faci that we must 20
from IL 10 eternity. It Is to fit us for tic
f1'at so,''r have E'''o from us forever. hut let
ns rcIo!ce that there was here sanctuary Tor
them au.! lis, wllcre VIC could help them sing
their su,ils Away the 1hurc peacefully into tho
tlu nnt 1ks,tI1 s.f f1,nf n
, 1877-01-01
SUDDEN DEATH.

Hp4f5U& lS4&R&&eN " S"F 1#Fss"N
CAIRO, ILL.,, Dec. 31.-A- l.. s1usseF, aeed aooot
60 wears, who has been tu our rlty about Two
mouths - agent for the Variety Bracket Works
Ut South Beul, Iud., was forni dead u hla bed
this morning. Heart disease l. thought 70 have
been the cauae Of tl* lknth- ILL son " soatA
Beu1 wss tslegssphsa f4r.
, 1877-01-01

has fat1ej, ,--his liabilities being o00, and
II Is reported that several Others are about 10
suspend business. The gloom hanging over
be, no one can conjecture; n,t ali parties IN
ttrcstcd look forward 10 The opening OF 1871 to
make = change for tho halter or worse, the
chances being for the better condition OF things.
The suspension has Just gone into effect IN
and 1aborcrs are thrown out Of work. The
stoppege will continue through tllo winter.
, 1877-01-01
AFTERNOON SERVICES.

0nly 4 little over comfortably 1llcd vas the
Taberuacle In the afternoon, but those who wers
these wore more Of = funeEeal aspect than N sp-
peasanea OF thankfulness for blessings confer
red. Around the pulpit aud along the gallery
were long stretches OF white aud black muslin,
fcssooned In gtaeylug reeoltections OF Atf. Rlsa'
untimely eud. A spirit Of sadness prevailed.
and tho religion that teaches that the death OF
good men should bring no mourning IN it, train
seemed to bring NJ consolation to tbs Tast uuna.
Der Of so1owlng friends.
The usual exercises opened with nuStc.
1cass my hts for thee,
Ny precious blood, SHE'D,
That tho4 Maxhsst sAaaerasd "
And q0teksned from sha dead
lRavs, Ease Iy lfs for thesi
l. ;st~ .Whf hss thou given foE &sf
, 1877-01-01
CATARRH,

From George n. Ehattuek, Esq, 1ats Porstsu
Eatfy.C1erk. Hostnn Cuatom.lIoosr.
fsnilen.,n: 1hAve been troubled With cAtar4n for
scra year but hy :be u.e oi your remedy y has
greatly relieved. This 1uNfntf have bern entirely
ire tTosu Ii. make of It In my family for colla
the head and nnd It II eiYcctuai fetnsly can cur
denuy rccoM1Qe end It IT, al who similarly afflicted
Very tfuty y0urs,
Oct. 70, 1874. GEO. ". EuATTUCE,
, 1877-01-01
THE INDIANS.

DEApwoop, D. T.. Dec. 3i.-Wedncsday last
the Indians made dash on spcaslsi,, and ran
oil large herd OF horses. William Smith, who
witnessed the transaction, gave tho alarm, md
number Ut mounted mcM started In pursuit
of tic fndianst ami rccapturcd a!l but twenty Of
the horses. The 1ndIaus, some fifteen In num-
ber, escaped.
, 1877-01-01
IT, CHICAGO rnBuNE MONDAY PAGES.

Hts aougs ara sung round the world, aud 4
seems e mo thex are sun9 in g'ory too; To- .,ly hy
nsne a tae Of % 3esus an al The triumph of tie re-
deemed
Mr.. uoopT
resumed !, follows: Ny heart Ross e,,t for his
Is widow. Let ~ Just put up = prayer 1or
this mother. And there sa. dear Mrs: Bl!ss,
who was not ono inch behind her husband. She
rit6 his sit music. i have often beard Elm say,
"All am owe to that dear wffe."
Nov aIout thai charge ot hIa singing for
money TIE royat.yo Il o @ tn's ,t,s oe h. h.
EH1sa Hts 70 70 taso so lor htm.e IT. tes Kim
thought be needed It; but he would not take
1ne tasth'ng. Chicago neTer d, had trasr man:
hence. Like Charles Wesley md Dr. Watis. he
was raised up 10 sing In the Church Of God.
"GoA be praised for such a woman; God be
Frazer was thea offered bv Tho Rev. Dr.. VIII
hanson especially in behalf Of tho mother Of
tic deceased.
The twenty y.second hymn was then sunx,-.one
Of NJ. Dlissf own songs, with the words written
by his wife:
We're going home,
No uotd 10 roam.
No more 10 sin and sorrow:
So note to war
Wtro going home To. MORROW.
Caorus-we're going, home twe'rs going home).
wetre going home to. morrow.
Watxc going home trs'rs going home),
we're going h0ns tomorrow.
For weary feet
Awntts street
or wondfous pave and eldsn'
For hearts tfat ache,
The angels wake
The stoty aweet and eldea-
For those who sseep
And those who weep,
Above the portals narrow
Tho mansions Mss
ucyond lbe akics-
We're going homo to-uoEFows
Oh. joyful sops,
Oh ranponed thSopg!
Where sin no more shall bsThz;
Our King 10 zee,
with Him 1t home forerert
1fr. Moody then appointed two committees;
tho first to faise money and erect monument
to the memory Of tho dead, conststing of Mcssrs.
7, y. Harvey, J: '. Farrell, Henry FIELD, aud
d Co., vas appointed treasurer Of this fund, 10
whom ali contributions may be addressed. Mr..
Moody requested that Al theirs were 20 many
wlo would want share In thia work Of love,
that nonc should give moro than dollar.
the only one ever tnkcn In the Tabernacle.
The other committee was to draft resolutions
and communicate them to tho friends OF tho de.
ceased. it consists Ut tho Hey. Messrs. Gool.
win, bishop Cheney, Dr. Parkhu.st, Dr.. Ererts,
and Dr. Pctrie.
rendered necessary by this saul Providence, nn,i
the announcement shat Nr. Stcbb!ns would take
the place of Mr.. Bliss, the bcncdictiou was pro.
| nouuccd bY the Rev. Mr. Walker.
, 1877-01-01
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Jhcse ii Ii n1sy bs hei ii ay uuls prssl
Gus u tho hot4tux VI tue stats Convention,
u0nr It Chicago tht2 sJsn day Of uecrmlFf. ta7G,
- CSNtH U. ArCutH1Ck.
TuQNA8 3utR1kY, Secretary. Eh4fFrln1-