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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

At the meeting of the +. l.. Co., an eff
fort will be made to getall the stock taken.
With the balarce of the stock subscribed
for the Company could purchase an addi-
tioilal evaporator. which would enable
them to tilrib6Ie the anrount of work they
are TO turn out with the present apparatus.
Experience proves that the fruit dryer here
is profitable Investment now, aud will
become more so when additional facilities
to preserve fruits are afforded.
News came the first of the week that ono
of the mining companies which organized
during the Winter, and sent prospectorS
out to The mud springs country, had struck
it rich through said prospectors, and that
two of the Co. must come at once to secure
the find. Two parties were sent, with
money and grub, to protect the Interests OF
the Co. until later in the season when, prob
ABLY, the entire company will go mp.
Letters received here from Eastern Ore
gon the first of the week tell of rich quartz
ledgcs recently struck out there. Parties
interested in these discoveries in this burg,
tell of assays of 500 per ton-$40 gold. $40
silver. from the efoppings. Excitement
grows apacc.
Frank Wood returned from Greenhorn,
the first Of the week, where he lad been to
take up several hundred feet more of iron
| pipe. Frank now has 1000 feet or more
of 11-incl, iron pipe, with which he intends
to tear down the gravel in the Greenhorn
claims this season.
judges Piper and Miller have dissolved
cnpartnership by mutual consent. Judge
Piper taking an Office in Mr.. John Briggs
new building. while Judge Miller makes
his office with Major White, next door to
o. Fox Bro, First street.
John Hurd's dwarf children are at pres
ent being exhibited on the Sound. drawing
good audiences. The dwarfs, brother and
sister, are aged respectively % and 81
years, and in stature are smaller than Tom
Thumb.
Mr. 4. G.. Perkins. of Brooks Station,
son-in-law OF our townsnlan, w. n. Ber-
cav. has lost four children within n month,
all from dfphtheria, and information
reached us yesterday that another child
had been attacked With the same disease
Mr.. John Schmeer has had new over
built, Which is a great improvement on the
old, enabling him to turn out better bread
etc, than ever before.
Look at those Aetna sewing machines a
Blain's and get Jay TO show you how the.
get away with sewing.
Geo. Settlemeir was in town Wedncstla!
looking after business. Making slathers O
good lumber at the mill.
: Remember. yc CANNES. your tax is nov
due; interview the Recorder, or he'll max
it hot for yon
The hose boys are talking of a steamboa
excursion some of these moonlight night:
The wheat business is about played oat-
none for sale ut any price.
A number OF business failures have bee
announced III this State during the White
More or less rainfall during the latte
part-of tl1c- week.
jay Blain is now chief clerk at l..
Blain's clothing emporium.
We have some lead pencil artists in til
city that are almost equal to Mast.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
WH4r JOLLY TINES HE DO HAnE.


ED. REGISTER Tuesday evening five.
couples of our young Collegians, of tenn
per;ince turn of mind, concluded 70 go to
The Willamette Temperance Union, held
mt the Muddy Church some twelve miles in
the country.
They started according to agreement
about half past four O'Clock T. N. They
did not find buggy riding very enjoyable
at this time of year, as they could only go
from two TO three miles an hour, but they
arrived at slic church ''right side up"
As soon as the exercises at the church
were over, a large crowd of young people
found their way to the residence of Mr..
where they passed the hours away very
pleasantly until about 2:30 a. A., when our
Albany friends thought it was time to turn
their faces homewall. They got their
teams and started home, n jolly set.
They proceeded awhile all right, but
travelling at the rate of two miles an hour
through the MUD on q cold morning in
February, made them, especially those in
the back seats, sit very close together. All
/ was going well when young gent whom
we will call Daniel Webster, said to his
| fair partner Miss Az lyon had better try
and take nap or you wilf be sick to-mor-
row.. Said she: ssYou had better sleep
awhile yourself or ouwill be sick, as your
head aches so now.''
This much being said no more was nee
cssary. and she accordingly reposed hel
auburn brow on his manly shoulder, ant
he responded by laying his check agains
her snowy forehead and thus they slept
IL was truly a sweet sleep which wa
broken about 7:3o 4. NJ. by the driver call
ing out: t'Wakc up, Dan; we're liom,
again.
They all say it was splendid trip, bu
we're lawful sleepy clyde.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

First prize was two-thirls of the entrance
money, SO. b. B. Monteith and George
Burklmrt, being tiic two best shots, divided
the first prize giving e:aelis SO. Rubarts,
Marshall. Baltimore, Barr and Scott hav-
ing ..tied'' OH the second aud last prize,
proceeded TO 'sshoot it OFF, The distance
first shot, u yards rise, was increased to
26 yards, and each CONTESTANT allowed one
shot. The second prize was awarded to-
A. ii. Marshall. lie having killed his bird.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
Special Notice.

IfoR THE INgoRMATIoN AND BENEFIT.
It OF oHf customers. ana 10 all persons destf-
ing to purchase celebrated sewing ma
eiinea, ssa respectfully notify Them ttI:lt lie
Afessls TITlS IfIstlS. ;tic or agents for Nlla-
aay anil Iinit counts fs.aat st:Gt thcy. or e. II.
1FOI4N iSiiTUN, fsssI., are luliy authorized 10
collect and settle standing accounts Tor U.s.
The Singer Manufacturing Company.
NJ. w PARSONS,
Manager Oregon and w 4
iflsN9u6
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

REMEMBER TIIs.-I'he ladies and friends
of the Albany Baptist Church will hold
Festival and Social at the Opera House this
friday evening, March I'd, for the purpose
of raising funds to replace lamps, furni-
trre. etc, destroyed by the late fire. Con-
tributions and donations thankfully re-
ceived. All are invited to attend. Ad-
nittance at the door. twenty-five cents.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

MusIcM..-Miss Nettie Piper. teacher OF
Vocal and Instrumental music, has recent
" located in Albany, and prepared to give
lessons in the above named branches. Has
had several years experience in teaching,
and can give the best of references.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEIBY GIVEN that the school
IL tax for the year 1876. IS due and lie sam =
will he deemed delinquent unless paid by the
second Monday OF March. 1877 aud If said taxcs
are not EEIid by fhat time it Will be my aHt TO
certify aiist Of deIingnents To the County Clerk
OF Linn county. TpOH safd certificate tho
county Clerk viii issue WngTtTtf 10 the sheriff
Of the aforesaid eouisfy and It viii be his duty
10 levy and collect said fsixea.
j. j. WHITNEY, sciioo9 Cleriz.
February Is. 1szT.-4w
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4 CARD.

To Gil who are suffering from the erroHs ana
tnttise1etions Of youth. neryot1S weakness, early
sIiaf ttij ,r,rc Kaii FREE t,E tI5A.stsfs T!iis
great remedy Wis discovered by 4 missionary
fsl south America. send a selfa6trcSsed enSe-
:ope 10 the Rsy. JOSEPH Il. INMAH, &Iation u.
title IfJlLse, Neee Y0gIs.--1lsv9.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

A Washington telegram OF the 18th
says: Yesterdays transactions of the
Oregon cipher dispatches excite great
interest. Those without signature
doubtless were Pelton's, as they gencr-
ally replied to Oregon messages adj
dressed to Pelton. Pefton is 1'iiden's
favorite nephew, his expectant heir and
well-known confidential agent in politi-
cal affairs, m which capacity he was
well known to the delegates to the New
York State and st. Louis national con.
ventions. Being impecunious himself.
nobody stIpposes it was his own money
he became responsible to furnish for the
the Cronin business.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

ATTENTION There will be an enter.
tainment given at the Trinity Church,
March 9th, Friday EVENING" three miles
and half east of Albany. There will be
an admittance fee OF 2lc charged at the
door. The proceeds are TO be expended
for an organ tor the chhrch and Sunday
School. 4 general invitation extended to-
all, and a good time anticipated.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
IDIECIIERS
CASTORIA.

Mothers may have rest ana their babies may
i4:NC inTIih. ii tlt@N VIII use G;tstor for Wind
ollie ~ Nf.ff,l~ FcNeriSlnCs, sore Mouth Group,
on 81 foiIiGi, Complaints II i entirely Nesrc-
tsit1ie iHasttion aud e*aii:iins melt her miner
t;thG n honey aud utsIi her gags nor ssrlpcS
pr. +, Dimoch, of Bupont, O.. says:
II ;lin using ta-tora in my practice with the
most signal benefits aud happy result.
4 his is hat every says: Most nurses in
New York t'itN 1iG t:tsforia. 1t i prepared
Ily Mc~SI. j. L. Roe X Co, % lpcy street, New
York. SUCCESSORS TO samuel Pitcher, NJ. ID. 39vS
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

The Richmond Range is a great wood
saver, and as it throws out less heat than
any other good range or stove, it is way
up tor Summer use.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
PIyIPLES.I
1r.aln.lr.ifl.r sim

PHMPLES.-T viii mal ffreel the rccire for
preparing, simple Vegetable Balm Thai will re-
move Tan, FrcclS'cS, Eimpses aud BlolClles,
leaving The skin SOFT clear and beautifui; also
instructions for producing lnxuriant growth
ot hair on q bald head or smooth face. Address
Zen. Vnndelf s. Co, box 5I2I, No. , Woosfer-sf.,
New York. toni 43S9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
FINANCE AND COMMERCE

Gold in New York, les
Legal tenders, 9tis990]ae.
wheat, 81 2 busIiel.
Oats, 37lsc q bushel-
Butter, 25 q 33c T pound.
Eggs, lsc q dozen.
chickens, 81 5Oas3 90 q dozen.
Beef-on foot Be; pork, do, &c net.
Raeon-sides, I3c; hams, 15c; shoulders,
Sc.
( Dried apples, &c; pIums, l2c.
ivcrpool wheat market. Feb. q Az
GRACE los sdg1os 1od; club, los 1Od@lls3 Sd.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

FAIR,-'rhe ladies and friends of tile NJ.
r. Church are busy preparing for grand
fair and sociable the latter part of the pres
ent month.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
MARRIED.

On Tuesday. at the residence of tho
brides father in this city, by Elder Powell,
Joel z, Geer. of Butteville, and Miss
C;lista T.. Colver, of Albany.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02
sneciaI Notices.

Jrsr WHAT YOU WANT.-AIrs. ]. Weed
is agent for CornweH's 5 improved self-fitting
chart for cutting out dresses for ladies,
misses and children doubtless the best and
cheapest system yet invented. By this
chart a. perfect tit is warranted erery time.
Call or address Mrs. j. Weed, Albany, for
further information.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

Hendricks does not tllink tEle commits
sion acted according to tic spirit Of tlie
law Haye- cannot recognize = ieiIol!s
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

ing been permanently cufetl of that dread dis
case, Consi.n ption. BY simple remedy a!1a-
ityIIs to make known to his fellow sufferers lie
means of cure. To all who desire ii, he viii
send 3 copy OF the prescription used free OF
CHARGE, with Eey directions for preparing and
using the sSline, which they viii find n sure
cure for CONSUMPTION. Asthma. Bre.ictitlS,tSc
Parties wishing the prescription win please td-
dress Rev. T. y. ILSuN, l94 Penn St, iilinillS-
Iltir.,. n. Y llSV9I tOn43X9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

I would We're a sclioolmarn
And among the schoollnarm's band
With u small boy stretched across my knee
And a ruler in my hand.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

Errors of YO th.-A gentleman who suf-
ft,rgi for years from Nervous Debility, Prcnul-
fre Decay, and ell the effects of youthful intis-
cretion will, for csakc of suffering humanity
send free to all who need il, the recipe and til-
for making the simple remedy by " tlich
Ia. WAS cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
The advertisers experience can do so by std-
dressing in perfect confidence, JOHN ID. OGDEN,
A. Cedar ST.. New York. n4JN9
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

GooTs, BooTs-for the rainy season.
both Kip and gumgerubber--a fresh supply,
very low, at the ready pay store in Shedd.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

SHOOTING MATCH -on SATURDAY after
noon a pigeon match came Sof' on the
grounds just south of the corpoeate limits.
The entrance fec was 50 so, with 25c Tor
each shot. There were nine entries Fol-
lowing is the score:
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

Tile oldest tombstone in the Trinity
churel,yard, New York, stlat Of Saml
ChurcLer, who died August 5, 1851.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

EXACTLY TIE BOAT WHNTED.-The
Go,ader says '.rhe new boat the Nc
Mnnville, made 4 trip mp the Long Tom
last week. While ascending the river she
had to wait at one place until wagon
forlcd the stream ahcatf of her She
brought down 1880 sacks of wheat, besides
other freight. This goes to show that she
is well adapted for a freighting business on
the shallow streams that are tributaries to
the Willamette" This. is ai,ifosE equal 20
the Mississippi boats, that we're said to be
able to rtsn on the sweat OF water pitch
err! Next.
MEprcAL.-see card of Mrs. S. Nichols,
III. D., homeopathic physician, in this issi'e.
Mrs. Nichols has been resident OF this
city but n few months but during that time
she has built up a reputation rs 2 careful,
skillfni aud attentive physician. Parties,
especially ladies. requiring medical atten-
ton, are referred to Mrs. Dr. Nichols.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1877-03-02

or In 60(l per day at home. Samples worth 81
81 Ii DGU free. STINsoN II Co. Portland. AIc.
X IN u 25c 10 G. T.. ROWEII. & co, New \ orll
- for Pamphlet of loo lategt.S, containing 5000
newspapers, and estimates showing cost OF La
vert :Sing. 2SvSV
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office. Albany,
Linn county, Oregon. March 1st, 1877.
Persons calling for these letters must give
tic date Oh which they We're advertised.
, 1877-09-23

LIE T4F p ffFY.Ytf&
Te tie Editor or ~ ~ T~,h,,,. ne 18Th
CHICAGO. sent so-Y,,,~ ;.ss~,a. .rh;ch
Contains an o+,aa,~ u"t issuo"'es
- s sas-as,*an ~. ateaek upon Canonne amendment
- sea1eeis 1alr aud honest on is OF interest to
the women OF sse .ar chn q1ew Of whom were a. =,
the CatbearsI n. ths me, IL Is on',. !us
state - fo,r,r 49, : attacking personally ooe u
~ US IS opponents.
~ .nose eon1 e. on cpslation reported Us an
amendmensso ce11ala eauou -s,-oh ano11
persons rating pew IN any parAS1 o''>@@
h. ort;ted to vote for the vestry.
,f. J,rlov: Secretary Of State, whom We ,
r,.u4.a,,d ~. throughout Illinois recognize as o
"omenA,au su -. .aso1,,.r and 90 having done
good and staunch 1e'ot"e1' aoe 10 ,aa:-,..,on
us signal service in assisting heeaeu ns. .ses
on our behalf, moved an -Iuuu'1u' soA'
1na'e DC STRICKEN out7 so
SO as to allow women the right to- assist
in the election Of the vestrr. With all ilue re-
spect to the various orators vho hrou1bf c,r.
siderable spread-caple s1umn nratnrv ;rto thos
dignihed assembly, it can scarcely Be- sid that
any stunning argument was ADVANCED by either
side, In fact. lust as the worthy pent{erneo
we're fairly warming to the contest and rail-
ing that it merited 4 little m9re di~nifvd ,reat-
mcut, Ur. Locke moved to Law the motion IN
the table.
Now 1 am really c11rjn,s to knn1v whv Ken~
von loes not t1rn his INNS ,,non that grntis.
man. He is the c,lnrit who st;fle,1 1isciissinn-
Yon viii nlrase observe. It was nnt nnir-reai
sntIraoe which VIVA nronosed hv Nr Harlnw r.
was sinnly that any nerson ;maI.. or fema1..1
Who renfed naT ,of9ht hstn .te..+ - 49,
trvs s., that widow or nnmorried
Woman who ns:d ncw-rent roich. er-
eTrise that rirht. 'Tnat was nn 1ha
nrncip1c that taxation without renresenf,t;nn
Is tvrannv- But the man with half a dozen
danghtcrs rnnrcsents them an nror;de,l h.
naid the newIrent ,ven thonoh thcv IN sii-the
frea5 chnrct worE 81 that r15on tEa whn1n -
was rerv minnie wedye that Mr. Harlow
wanted 10 ret in thnnoh We ali KNOW how
mnch small wpf1pe ran Sometimes a"cnmniish
AGAINST the motion. and really tl,at nntnrEv
cErrvman mnst h.. nar.7one,i for h;s o;,;.f"sE.
ionr.i notion that Gnd has ciren the hoi;cst ri
, 1877-09-23
THE EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
SHALL THE NAME BE CHANGED!

40 tAE LAAtF " 4hX 4fN17tE~
CHICAGO, Sent 20.-l have read with interest
the articles which have appeared in your paper
from time to time relative to the movement
which is going on in the Episcopal Church look
ing to change OF name. hare seen opinions
advanced through your columns which reflected
perhaps the ultra-Protestant view of the ques~
ton, and have noted with pain the apparent lack
OF even the remotest conception OF the real
reasons why the more advanced school in the
Cnurc]. is dissatisfied with the present name Of
the Church, and with the impression which that
name has male and still makes upon the Chris
tian world.
think it will be admitted that an important
element Within the Episcopal Church desires u
change OF name from stThe Protestant-Episeo
pal Church," because the word Protestant, as
applied to the Church, convegs an erroneous
idea, and IS confounded with the meaning Of
the samc expression applied to such denomina~
tions OF Christians as the Prcsbyterians and
Methodisus. i correspondent writing in your
paper, aud presumably u churchman, took the
ground, defending the present name, that, while
the idea OF Professionalism, rs ir'is understood by
the sects referred to, VAS not the original idea
intended to be conveyed, still the history Of
the Church In America has been SO
intimately identified with Evangelical Prot
cstantism that It has grown. in
fact, to close aliation with that sort Of relig-
ious belief; and that its interests and aims are
in the same direction ~ are those u the ultra
Protesranss. Speaking IS q Hight Churchnan.
but without assuming to represent any oodr put
nsyself. beg leave to assert my CONVICTION lnas
the whole position OF your correspondent IT.
ferrcd to is based upon error: In my oPlnton,
thf. Enixr,nal Church is not Protestant In any
, 1877-09-23

TIE EXPERIENCE OF 4 BAND OF PILGRIMS
RECORDS or REMARKABLE CURES.
Pi,is Cninsys.
ORLEANS, Aug, II, 1S77.-The Orleans Rail
way depot was flied yesterday with more than
thousand pilgrims going TO Lourdes, including
over 15O iuvallds who had been assisted bv
Catholic charity to accomplish this journey and
implure the Virgins mercy at her shrine at
Lourles-
We have received the following telegram:
PoITiEIs Aug. ~. 1S77.-The pilgrims formed
q PROCESSION through the Town ana proceeded to
the Church OF ST. Kadegonde, where the general
communion TOOK place. !'nc invallds carried On
AEzon delivered stirring sermon ut church. i'm
ulr<ately after the communion service had been
concluded the pilgrims wenacd thcir way, some to
adore the real cross Of The Radcgonde, others 10
visit tho house .; st. ilaire the chapel Of the for
Mer Bishups Of ro1tcrs, renovated Us Mgr. Pie, or
te go and praY al The Churches Of Notre Dame des
doing is in this ni;1cteenth century, OF the
miracles OF st: Radesonde, the Queen who never
counted what she gaye.
We received last night, too late for publica-
ton, the following dispatch:
Lornpss. Aug. 10, 167.-Three miracles have
taken place since II O'clock One IL the cure OF
woman who has been psralyzed for eight yeass.
The following telegram has been since received
confirming the news published yesterday:
LouRpgs. Aug. 10. 1577.-The suIerfnss of the
journey arc already rewarded We have lust had
tnt joy Of witnessing several miracles. Six cures
arc stated.
Sister stephaine Depernc, Of the Education
Chrctiennc. Mt Loos les Lille, was suffering seven
years from, chronic rhcumatics.
Widow Lefesze. Of Thorce (Sarthe), residing in
Paris cured OF knee sore which had been declar-
ed incurable.
Mrs.. Aujlle. Of Glen, eight years palsy. couse-
quence of confinement, wns on the point Of dying
durin. the journey.
Marie Bruyerc. residing at the Ternes, Paris,
cured OF rheumatic gout.
Mother Marie dcs AnEes, dominion OF Boulogne,
cured Of q tuuaor on the knee. Of which she had
been suffering Tor three years.
Mo1her Marie Joseph, OF the Saint Enhance,
Lorraine, consumption In the third degree had
been dcspared Of by her medical astendants. twice
sang thu 'M1sniheat in the presence of the whole
crowd.
The enthusiasm Is indescrible.
LopRpEs, Aug. 90. 1677.--The six cured women
are getting on we'll Incompatible joy! Prayers
are being redoubled Our 200 tavalids are keep
ing good cheer. -Four new cures are Teuorted this
, 1877-09-23
GENERAL NOTES.

Tbc En=,:ah ca.bo1jf Risbo,s arc ann. En- r.-
~. D..,., .a.c,o. =. 49, p;t,e
slse 'ne oo"as 'e1s'on u LUZ o1o'e' ..
The applications for admission to the Junior
] Glass Of the Yale Theological School already
| n,,per for+v Tho ;nco,n;pp c,o.e will ia ,ha
largest. with the exception Of one, in its history.
M, 1,.-..ur f,,,... ,-;,, L,,,.
Ane 1teeuo eef' "a eN4etSo ~ Aosu ..s SetnA-
annua4 neeting on AonaaJ, oe% I: lo't' IN inc
Presbyterian Church OF Evanston, Ill, at i05{
T. III. Trains leave kinzie depot at 10 o'clock
t. IN.
The members OF the 'sMcClntock Associa-
tiuu ~ are engaged to raise S400 QUO to enloW
prufessorship III Drew Seminary, in memory Of
the late Rev. John McClintock, tine first Presi-
dent Of the Seminary.
The people Of Walhalla, South Carolina, have
subscribed S10000 tor = Presbyterian College,
to be located at that place, and the Presidency
Of it has been unanimously rendered to the
Rev. s. B. Adger, d. D.
Tie Southern Baptfst Theological Seminary
has been removed from GreenTi1e, s. e., to
Louisville, "; The BAptists or Kentucky have
offered $gN, QUO to endoW it. About sixty stu
dents have already cntered-
beouest of ss1. 600 has been left bv WI
T ke,1sri~n n ~ pro: estanr EnisrouaI Hns-
nitat ~ pbilafle nhi, far th,. benefit of sic and
destitute natives OF the Kingdom Of Wurtem-
berg. and next to them oteer natives Ut Ger
many.
Tho eivfv.cfuhfh animal mpnfinr nf fhn
a,aaricsn t;ost, ~ ran.n;se;onars r.. Fore;.,
N;ssioux will he hrid ~ prnrjdenrc Rhnie
fet,n'i ~ ~" - pay ~ Il Ea;~.hiiI n r.
pro.;dsnt ~ n. Nherln f,oiieoe .rij1 nr.orh tne
scrr,on-
u.s. r...,;on, .hr-,ho, =. 1~,, 15.a,
-. .>..." ~ ~ ~, 1850. Has,
80 III n1'-t a;.s- ;,;t. ~ ~, th-ss hais
.nG -. ,nJ s'n,,7s Thcs vii nrnha.
~ ~. tne spitns any a., ,1,t;.f ~. r L.
ne,, ~ ue eo'oue1eu "s '1a'' ''a''@1s Va "''
oean1uAo'
The Freewill Baptists hold their General Con-
ference at Fairport, n. l.. In October: One OF
the subjects to receive the attention Of the Con-
ference, which IS trlennial, Is the celebration OF
the centtuary0f the denomination, which ls
near at hand.
The n;sbon ~ Rnchestrr in ENGLAND ts re-
ported to have conGemne,i ttoo ornate churci,
service as being = hiuderance rather than a help
to spiritual life" he hoped that there were nj
persons 10 tho CONGREGATION before him who
were ashamed OF being termed protcstan,s.
~, @,.,. :; 1,,
anS ~ ~sash,. n-;e. ssn <an,rae-.tInna m 1Ssl
ssnous, 20 sr,;s, ~, 80 ~ ~ ...,at1,,n.
4h1n1sec'sr eo'fo' Aa.'.o, "IH ~ .. -
cants: lug oue.enat1on o4u au.uu1se ~ ~ ~
Sl2'oo; the totat ~ miaistef1ai income ior tne
past yeaf was soio,oW. A1e a'esage sa3at5 -
The ministers WAS ~o'o.
The Conference OF Protestant Missionaries
held in Shanghai, china, recommended thc 90
scEvance Of The hrst suncai IN OstoosF as 4ay
OF special prayer lns tne sp'eau VI ttIt.aai.y
throughout tnAt E1uphe- AZ a.au'cs3 - sua
ministers ana He.noe's s,: "! tns s]a s:o:as
Chulsh: lssUeu oy tus ,,-'s s4s ~, hsa.,,. .o
day.