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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
CHURCH OF ST. FRANCIS XAVIER.
SERMON By REV. FATHER DAILY ON THE PHI

LosoPHY OF CHRIsrs LAWS.
The late services at the Roman Catholic church OF
st. Francis Xavier, In Sixteenth street, yesterday
morning, were largely attended. High mass was
celebrated and the sermon OF the day preached by
Rev. Father DAILY Tho priest read from st. Matthew,
xviL-"And after SIX days Jesus taketh unto Him
Potter and James, and John his brother, and
brought them up into high mountain apart And
He was transhgured before them And His face did
shine as the sun; and His garments became as white
rs snow" &C The end preacher eioquentiy do
scrbed this memorable event of the TRANSPORTATION
in tho life OF Christ He went dilate upon
the philosophy OF the laws handed down 10 US by the
Saviour, their symmetry, and the necessity that ex-
listed for their strict observance by mankind. Ii
was evident 10 all that our passions should be
restrained, society must become disorganized We
instructed 10 forgive our enemies and not to har-
revengeful feelings against hcm This course was
certainly in consonance with proper living. II we
were TO revenge ourselves for every injury inflicted
then where would stop what would be the consc
auenccs? We also directed to pull out an eye or
cut off u hand rather than break tie law vi God.
This law might appear arbitrary 10 some minds But
when considered how noble 1t was Tor the soldier
patriot to die IN defence Of his nationality would
no; the the Christian who sacrificed himself IN
defence OF his religion aud the truth oil God strike US
Ms much nODcr. Father Daily argued forcibiy
in support OF the doctrine that Christs laws
TREY with reason, and that they the
and safest mandates under which to live IN this
world. They handed down 10 us direct from 81.
Peter through an unbroken line OF 257 Pontiifs.
twentynne of whom had sealed their faith with their
blood, forty.hv being compelled TO flee from Rome
through the Vaccinations and prosecutions OF the
mics OF tho Church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
BLEECKER STREET UNIvERSALIST
CHURCH.
CHRISTIAN FELLowsHIP-sERMoN BIZ REV. E
C.. SwEETSER.

c. swEETsER
The text upon which the Rev. E. g. Swcetscr
founded his discourse yesterday morning taken
from Malachi III, 16, relative to the social principle in
Christianity. Tho prophet Malachi said the preacher.
was the last that long limo OF noble who for
more than a thousand years stood quart over the
spiritual welfare of tho Hebrew nation He the
last Of tho prophets In his time tho nation had
loosened its bonds of attachment for the high moral
law. The priests and the people had gone astray The
former IN the temple disgraccd the temple and
themselves rdiculed their calling. The people refused
to nay their tithes Wicked men stood in good places
and worked their evil purposes until those who wero
righteous IN the nation cried, 'Whero is tho God of
ludgmenty" Malachi saw their weakness and he saw,
too the day coming when their weakness would be
tried. Beyond that he saw another and brighter
day, when the name OF God should De comfort and
a blessing among the people.
There IS strange similarity between the position Of
all Christians 10 the present time and that Of Malachi
among the Hebrews, not that the present age is SO
dark nor that any calamity Is pending there
over Israel 1000 years ago. SUI II Is seriously
true there too much OF parallel between those
times and these. The Christian living In the midst Of
such world Is not OF II, but above IT.
THE STRENGTH or UNITY.
Tho preacher cxhorted his congregation to greater
fellow ship one with another. Christian socablty he
said is main function OF the Church. All Its cere-
monies are oil other value except far they pro-
mote this result Christian communion Is almost as
essential Christian worship and often tho latter falls
to pieces because OF the absence OF the former Tho
Church provides for this necessity 10 certain extent
but sufficiently. II is not enough for Christians 10
como together week. They should add 10 their
friendly intercourse at their churches They should
ieei that their congregation sort OF family gather
Ing Nor should Christians BIO strangers 10 each other
during the week. Warm social relations between the
keep aive their zeal IL will otherwise add 10 their
happiness. for Bacon wrote:-"Thcrc Is no man who
path his joy to another but no joyeth the more and
no man who parteth his grief 70 another bat he
QrieveLh TIE less.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1877-02-26
CHURCH OF THE ASCENSION.


THE REV. JOHN COTTON SMITH ON oArHs
MURDER AND DIVORCE
After tho usual services yesterday afternoon at the
Church Of the Ascension the Rev. Or. John Cotton
smith continued hts series OF four O'Clock
lectures on the "Sermon on tho Mount"
Our Saviours view OF oaths, murder and
divorce the topic discussed in yesterdays
lecture second OF the After introduc.
tory remarks very general in their scope the
stated the theological doctrine that the moral
aphorisms Of Jesus are always susceptible OF a double
Interpretation, or, rather, always have duplicate
meaning one related 10 practical life and the other
penetrating to the very depths Of the ideal. Thus,
whom Saviour said, "Let your yea be yea,
and your nay nay. for whatsoever is mere
than these cometh Of evi' no asserted the
mans simple word should he conclusive his
oath. The speaker did not think that any noble man
could take an oath without feeng the DOUBT that was
implied in that act Of the sancy Of his simple asscr
on but under the existing organization OF society It
perhaps expedient and essential to conform The
preccpt OF the Saviour had reference TO an ideal state
OF society," 10 como by and by when oaths would be-
unnecessary In arriving at the TRUTH and the simple
assertion fact would be conclusive On the second
head Of lecture, SavIour's Of MURDER DR..
Smith, after pointing out the penetrating depth OF the
pr,nclples laid down in the sermon on the Mount de-
voted himself q definition and defence OF the doc
trne OF capital punishment, which he held TO be a
doctrine having the sanction OF abundant Scrip.
tural authority, and defended az expedent and
essential TO the wcbeng OF society In his view, the
question Of abrogatiug the death penalty for murder
and ono the determination of which was dependent
upon the special culture represented by the age that
called upon to decide II. The murderer mad for
feited bis right to lie by OF tho crime
and whether he should pay tho full forfeit or should be
imprisoned for life was an issue that must be LETT to
outraged. Special conditions OF culture were thus
determining factors IN deciding whether the death
penalty should be abroratcd or enforced The dis
cusson the divorce question concluded the lecture
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CONTINUED ON NINTH PAGE
, 1877-09-03

tic landlord sln.Gg0. The specimens form ttcr.-
r.'t1t Of Ee'l"gir aye ri rr,nute that llo tayna-
ton tan grhp It. I'rnf. AC:s.N described
That tile land rcarfing from Trenton Fall. tn
Saratoga wnh tf'r fr.t that appeared al,uyc thr.
sea on the rrratian. fnt here arr the trfIft,lcs
IN great variety, MI 'nuiec.1 IN hlack marble, 60
perfectly preserved III form that the milti-
ttIdInous lenses of thctr cyrs arc m ap-
Parent under f1c microscope M arr thusc II
!iscts ny. Millions If 1cars hcftIo u,an walked
tic earth these creatures lived their little 1tie,
the lf1nchtone tok IN tltrr forms, and here they
arcl Whnt ia q li.ycar lu,t*t To d tD.tMO, ,tAO
rear tritnbltel trailer In tl.e.c curo3ftics Of
fers tls tne the size VI pin, an,l now we urn 81,
anttqnc that deserves the name. What aro
Etarabte! nnd ancient tntav1!l, tr anv other c.t-
gravctf or intnlcletl scfnban'cs Ut tho did liz:
compared tn this which NC hold Ia our handi
This creature lived mt only, hut hal become
everlasting stone millsnns Vi years tcfnrc there
Mas fiv1ng man 70 acc IT,. Tho old to,el-
kcrptr IL enthusiastic over his treasure. and
Pr'1d Of the distinguished vi*ttors Win have
tn.,n nttrn:tcd oy .wlnt he has IN khow them.
" In scutctnbcr," he snys, with to,,rh vi
pardnra,t1c Erf.ic. II shuIl hnsc lynlaIi ami
Huxley. and Darwin here all together. fnr they
lase written me- that They arc .tnn!ng." May
The iRl't that cattle into the old landlords eyes
rs flr t'latc this announcement last for many
yGaY4t
, 1877-09-03
CANADIAN NEWS.



angrulcn-~tiiaurAnce.
E,ntrts& nt.tat,rs ta The 7t1buht.
TORONTO, Ont, sept a..-1n tho Ontario Ntho
Association matches here yestcriay. must 1t
thu members of tho New futk Amateur KIno
Club team took hand In the smull.boru
matches with indifferent success, uwipg, prob
ally to the fatigue u tho Journey, n,d leiug
unaecustomcd to our range. Thu Hamilton
men carried Oh the prizes. Thc New York
team will shoot tho victorious HAmiitontans
tomorrow six side.
Special IAspa&cA 10 7As 7fttuAA-
OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. a.-Tho e2<l Of Noycm-
Der will bo observed throughout tho dominion
n day Of thanksgiving tur tho blessings ot =
bountitul harvest and returning prosperity.
F,xe.a. ni,pe.teAt to IN Tribune.
MONTREAL, Sept. a-'rhe opEniuus Ut stcssrs.
WaEtels aud Curren, Queens Counsel, h.yc
becu received by 1t. patslck's National AssocIa-
tin rclatiyc to thu legality ot tho Grunge body.
They are OF tho oplnl0n that tho uatll taken IS
the 0rungenlen II illegal, hut their right tu walk
In processlt,n cannot l,e disputed. ". II. kcEs,
Y. g., aud i. bcyltn, II. T., hayo not yet sent
In their opinions.
Counterfeit ii bills Oh thu Dominion Bank
orc in circulation here. The only means OF
detection h by the Casticr's signature, which IL
written OH tho genuine nuto aua Autographed
Oh the forgery.
Thu sta.laca,a and Royal Canadian Insurance
Companies aru eliIlK lAFkc numbers ut default.
Ing Stockholders for tllu amount Ut the late
4caYy calls upon their stHrk4.
, 1877-09-03

The ueoplc OF Omaha are considerably cx-
cited oyer tho determination Of tho unton
pnrli.c Railroad Company 10 movr ita sl,ups
from. that city to point midway between
Omaha aid Ogden, the western terminal point.
Mr., SIDNEY DIllun, Prcsfdent Of tho Uniun
ravi6c Railroad, has been interviewed by New
York Tribune reporter In rcgarl to this ulatscr,
anil that gentleman saftl:
~ Eupr0tc the object II to get fnrtlcs West.
where better faciILtca cnu BE- obtained in cnsc vi
accidents 10 trains. VIC havc excellent tl"l,. Ut
Unata. md wr havc cxprna!aI aooHt $40. u0u
during tbs present stason III rec0netruct,ng t ull
hotel building fu which nru our general utllcrs.
tuIue Ut tae sl,ops viii tc kept In use at Omaha.
hut VIC need better fscittcs nrar the wen.ern end
Ut tho r0au, und nc rhalI rcT,oyc the bulk .! thu
bu.ne*s to tfat point. but precisely What town
will bo selected IN not yet determined uEnn."
Another fra*o,l, Mr. H!!iun sa!l, WAN thas tho
Company owned Hfcat dra1 VI land Vi! al"lv the
fuia a tes ts t ~ e hs s'
wou!d materially advance the value Of lhe land.
, 1877-09-03

8u9ar-Gahb1o About I1npcachIuR Justice
Isrna1Fy-Trlntoss In tho Government Of
flce ~ steamboats, - swinging Around tho
CIrclo.
Special 1teantrA IN The Tribune.
WARRINGTON, D. G.. Sept. 2.-SccrctarT Ehcr-
man states that tho action ot the Department
In regard to sugar frauds will bo prompt aud
vigorous. Ilo thinks that tfmo should be given
10 warn all parties WIN may he engaged inno-
eently In what has been io,s,nl tn BE- serious
inft1wtl,n OF law, After DIT. every cargo 1T
sugar found to be coIorc.l IN tho method. dis.
covered Will b. seized, anl tho lcttcr OF tic law
r'gIlly enforced against 1t.
According to tla S4Md1N [krdfi, tho Demo-
crats are arranging p]ans with vttw OF ntteInpt-
IN. to Proenre tho impeachment Of Justlse
bradley, VI the Supreme Court. for improper
Sinn. Thts kind of talk secnis to originate
with the Dudley Field set OF New YurG City
jAIlitlcla1s. Wtlu arc bent np.rl rcopcninIs tho
question Of Prcslslent's! election 1t tho ncxt
legal friend Of Gen. Du.ler Is
authority for tho statement TINT tho
General Ia preparing To carry on MI
Investigation. through . special 1louse Conn
scr-statthews letters, and the subsequent settle
ment IT the Louisiana question Gy tho COM
mission sent there by tho President,
Exhsy.ane persons were yesterday fur
l0uE!lcu I'LL congress Hleet& Tfutt1 tH6 \f0fCr1l-
Iacns prinsinQ-otllcc, Tho work hero Ia steadily
tiecflning. Applications 1ur situations, how
ever, arrive daily from all parts Of the country,
aud candidates frequently eonte In person, not
kt,nwtng The lrlposslhility ut securing WORK.
Tho Nattonaf Association OF Steamboat
Owners, at = meeting At pIttsburC this wccls,
cxpccts to l,s the ncans nf bringing the loug-
pending Steamboat BILL to the attention Ut
Congress yhrcs provisions n1n espertalIy de-
sired In such a blli-lrst, that the certificate Ut
tho Government Inspector shall b. plama faco
evblcncc, In casu Of ac.islent, that tho vessel
was, in all respects, In god condition, and It's
officers competent: SECOND, that the present
liability rlausc, ~ applied to otran aud take
rratt, he extended to riyefs.-ths would limit
this amount uf tiatnagcs u bs recovered to Ihe
value I'll lhS weasel; third, proyislops limiting
tho use u patent appliances ID suel, as hayo
bcen thoroughly tcstcI bya Board VI steam.
boat lneprctors.
Thu President has decided to decline all pub
lie receptions while In Ohio, except at Marietta
and Dayton, ard whcrc there arr To bc military
gatherings. aud II Fscu,uat, whe1o ha will meet
hia old regiment.
4 committee from Lexington, Ky, il expect
I'd here to-tuoa row 10 inytto hin, 10 e. fronl
Loutsyftlc to the State Fair a. the former place.
-, tn Ia t3fstsrn Assaetdt<d Prtls.
WAsHIAoTox, d. t., sept. 2.-5ceretary
Thompson will visit bis former home, Louis.
ytlle. and senator Morton, during bis trip West.
, 1877-09-03
PERSONAL.

London Truth tells Of Duchess who
rented out har house and visiting lint for g. 00o
per Annuu,.
6enator Morton Is said to be worth only
about ga 900. Ho has ns.er been sxtsayazaut nos
q money -makos,
Afr. Edward Cunard, second son of Sir Ed.
ward Cunard, WIS killed By boing thrown f.otn hls
horse In game Of polo tn England recently.
Slr. ". W. story is visiting ut Newport,
Tic has added two now chapters to his t.Roba dt
them In terms os high praise.
4 third satellite Of Mars waa discovered
by Dr.. 11oury Draper. Of Now York, and Prot. E,
8. Holden. Of Washington. joint|J, on Aug 20, st
Dr. nrapcr's private observatory At Hastings on
tho lludson.
The Pope IL said to bo in favor Of tho most
ba good thing, he thinks, II "those aeart have
10 dlstatse ltttu Of tho mouey theys hayo taken
too much pains to obtAln.'
Gen. D. II. Hill has put up = monument
to his horso. commomosasIng the nohte services OF
that sulmal In fosty.Reven battle dslAs. II now
sppesn that Gen. I'LL! was not in any battle hta,.
self; tha horse naust have been hts substitute.
A Professor In Williams College writes to
tho New York Post that hs ssaays on the subject Of
ths Collier Shakespeare wesa endorsed" By
Macseady. Tho Post suggests that Homer nodded
when this Objectionable word was Used. More likely
Homer doesn't understand tho EpxI!sh language.
senator Sumner used to say that mem.
bes Of the Lower lIousa Of Congress should b ad.
dressed o. "Hf.," . Senator ~ "Ar. Scna.
tor" Cabinet 6ecfstasy ~ "As. Seesst4sy, !"
and tho rstsIdent ~ '.As. Prssidsnt" The
proper ptonouu Of addness ID Zach csso IL "yop."
Tho Vassar girls hare lassly been observ-
Ing the phenomena presented Ia ths development
Of Tho "pollwog." beipR apparently ignorant Of
the tact thai tho word should b written and pru.
uouRced ''poliiwiE." Even Ia tbs latter shape II
Il "a corruption. sad ''sdpols IL 10 bs preferred.
The l'u1Ash<r.' lye<kiy puts il In this FASH
lon: '+The famiIy IL now eomplste. DegnnlnS,
IN tnrstse kenealoey. With t1lslcn's Dablss' aud
'othcs Peoples Children ws hays now ''Tbat
Husband Of Ains.' and THAI Wife of Nine, :
Ny Aothsf'tn-lAw,' His dsandmulhess'-- six
Sinners IN &l!.''
In bis aEttclaon tho recent railroad strikes,
published In tho last number Of tha NastA Aasrtees
Assk@. nj. Thomas Scott holds that "ths ~.
thosity OF thu United statss now potent 10 protect
commerce moving upon the Malsss, should b
<qually potent whcu the sams commerce u exposed
10 greater peril on lsud."
Russell Sage says that tho New York stock
nsskctis held NJ with e.ant strength by kseae.
tho California millionaire. III IL long Of SO, 900.
00o worth Of sLases, aud lakes all oderta9s, de.
pending upon thu renewed selisity arising from tho
nlossmeut Q! tho crops for bis rswsrd. II II saId
that he bought Rock lalaaa largely Immediately
sfseE tho recent disastss.
, 1877-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
DAVENPORT. IA,

EpsciaI n1pasth 10 7zr Trfb"ne.
D4vkNponT, H., Sent. 1.-The Scott County
Democracy, III Convention here to-1ay, nonli-
mated tho following ticket; Auditor, c. C.
Campbell: Treasurer, Jultus Lauuhcill,; sl,cr-
III, Harvey Leonard; Coroner, 4. ". Cantwell; !;
Superintendent Of Schools, e. IL. Cle.nnlcr /;
Surveyor, Thomas Murray; Senator, J. If.
Murphy; Representatives, Eugene Hlrrhard, "
y. Murray y, Jacob Oachrtng; supervisors, fred
kautx aud C. r. Dcsncy.
1ALEHA, ILL.
Special Dtsrltrh tn 7hf Jrtlnns.
GaLENA, H., Sept. 1.-The Republican Coun.
ty Coilycltlon Of Jo Dayiess Cuuntv, held IT
Elizabeth this Hflernont, nominated tfu Io!low.
IT, Cierk, W. +. CrmfaIi,cr; Treasurer, {. II,
ttrcgnry; Superintendent Of Schools, n. X.
Chambers.
, 1877-09-03
selsnes sna Art la p T.sntoa Fall. Hotel.

gclsnes ena Art ln = TEpntoh FAlls Hotel.
StrtaasFs for SeltsnbtT.
We aTo 1t Ircuton Falls, aud hero Woineet
another 1seatis. 0r what seems yery much lske
dream, - lanIiurl Y ho il : cuunoisscur III ast
business. Paintings, old aud utw, adurn the
walls. Here Il Durand, there il Bnutelle,
there. and there, anl there, Low lnapy paintings
by Hicks WI do not knoH. They arc on tho
I'll the walls oi tho drst stoEy Ut Tue large
house. 1n ths o1lce ataads cabinet Of natural
historJ,-4 peciA branch Of tt.-xhie'! hAs sost
, 1877-09-03

LOUISVILLE. Ky., Sept. 2.-1hc Coarar-loar.
rat. SPECIAL from North Fcrnon, Ind, contains
the f"'lowing: Jo1!n Simon was taken frs,,u
the City Jail ut o'clock this morning by Il
maskc' band of mcn s,nl hangrl TO u tree until
i'carly .trat!. Eat fnnn tlIcn iuss,ttl him err-
bty' Being then liirrntci ut,i asked to dsAige
CONCERNING tic ,f,t,crsrt, he .lcejarCl lis inno.
ce.ee until tho lust.
, 1877-09-03

Nothing ia more touching than mans depend.
cnce upon tho luvc and sympathy of q woman.
''sce what you have brought mo TO-" remarked
4 Western man as on his way to iat lle passed.
tho wife whom he had tried To kilt because the
aap~jacks wcro only browncil on enc side.
, 1877-09-03

HARntsBrR7, eert. 2.-Alfrcti Lego, Lewis
Lcnhartr L'1eas 1ioclle, and Jacob Basltss. cor
cerncd In the July ratlruad riuts. have beef, co-
sfetc'l. tlenry l:icclc aud sulliran Davis, rlut-
cfs, entered pleas of "guttty" IN Nh Indictment
etarcing them with hns.tury. l'c1d[n. tue trial
=! 1",tr oshcr rioters. the ct,urt adjourned until
.'lo1l1ay' Ninc will nut lU tried Until next
tern.
, 1877-09-03
SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH.

HAT WORKED revolution In the treatment uf Cataryh.
1t hAa demonstrated bsyrnd all dou that tis dseane
even In IL fur1ns. Ia rnsnbr. sud thxt cufnf
and hsrpntss may c tnK4r IL f"ow years of Nitery,
3rars vi saEtflng, hy persistent sf The tth-
III Ut treatment Usna,r4 by u. tanfor! vk., tt Iu-
cal mi constitutional hy Iecy prepared by d!..is
atIun II the uny urcf Uttered t0 The public thai
will be At the {yAt Ut tlur,
, 1877-09-03

Mr. DioN Douc1cAuLT's article on the dcgra-
latton OF tho drama has prnvoxcd good
deal Of hlppant comment; but really It Is Il
subject with which he may fnlrly claim to lie NJ.
qup'ntcd, since he llas contributed more 10 Il
than any other living person.
, 1877-09-03

At last wc have one WEsTox who Gnu rcly on
bis legs The alleged forCer Of that nanc has
given ball In the picayuno sim Of s750 in Now
York, anil It is not probable that tho Illinois
rcquls!tton will cvcr catch up with him.
, 1877-09-03
INSURANCE LOANS.

H9*Sss*s 1sHR*&s%"
ePRtaoSlELp, ILL.,, Sept o.-The stAte Audi
tor having asked Of tho Attorney General =
legal conssractlon Of that provision of tho In
tusaDce Law requiring property ou which arc-
Insurance companies losn money to ba worth 50
, 1877-09-03
IN GEN EIfAL,
OPIM{C

oPINIoxs or Mr.. HAyHs AND urnERs-In8
ONO REPUBLICANS ATTkNrT TOO MICH
ORDER.
tsatta4tktpAta4 4C&,freapoa4tacs Sko II RI tribune.
Here aru sone &eraps Of Information aud upta-
ion gathered from, reeoliecttons Of conversations
with the President aud the members OF tho Cab
tnue whu Aceom psnicl hln On hia recent tour In
, 1877-09-03

Mr.. TWEED may pray to be delivered from
bis friends. The moro chances they givo him
tho worse 1lo makes himself out to be. This Is
cmtnent1y ease In which, wo should not g,vo
the old man another chance.
, 1877-09-03

An American clergyman who had seen NUM-
her Of boys playing on the grave Of JOIN
LocKE, In BunEf'l Ficlds, wrote m Indignant
letter about 1t to tho London Tina. lie had
made mistake In his LocKB. The famous
JuHN Is buried elsewhere,
, 1877-09-03

4 little mistake ercpt Into TIE TRIBUNE re-
Gently when it was stated that GAIT HAMILTON
l,al written nineteen letters without post
script. Thoy wcro all poasscdpt-writtcn after
JIM DLAtNE's dictation.
, 1877-09-03

The Boston Herald haa IT, hands full With
fight against the Derksl,tro Mutual Lifc.insrr-
anee Company, Of plttstlcd, Mass. The Herald
alleges that the Company Is entirely In tho keep
Ing Of ono man and Ills connections by marriage,
ana TINT these things ought nut 30 10 he. There
Il no proof Of any Misrepresentation Of funds.
, 1877-09-03
S.ANF0RD'S RADICAL CURE
Is Prepared By Distillatiou.

Estr! ran& and herb thas yteAa tta medical esseneo
toll Il 7lsrel In MI improved still. and tllrre mingled
with solrtnt lian!d. which by heat IL made pAak
Tito The vereitrs bearing with Is tho healing
uicrs 0f t,ese r!ants and cftA, fres from
ever aminaslnu nusr anu coiofica- Thus the
tive EnrdeA TOr sisarn:a Df th,uaana Of pounds Of
hrrba nay lie eum1tnprG lhn small e1mDaha. In
this way sAaf"rs lsa4lt :arr il ssssed OF tho naa
statNG. worthless fr4tur~a ut all uhtf rentra whila
IT. curative pSvrtirs intrrasrI teHft. IL pus
lllsrly the Ereatsst n,rdfeAl ttuGlpl Vt tho age,
Inv Tulc. ~1lh uIl .!ltfrons fur In all cssc&.
1rlrs. slm F.. shc ~ nil ~hoIria!e and retail drug
eisfa thrutahaut the United Ftatrs. WEEKA 4 FOr.
TEE, 1eErrAl Agents st Wholesale pfukgtsss Hosk1n.
, 1877-09-03

MIR. Ross has concluded to wait Until CHARLEY
Is old enough to earn tho amount Of tic reward
offered Tor hl.n bctoro he Will Identify him.
, 1877-09-03

,,. ,,, ,o, -.
'eht Of the Company "as '''""'''"' ."
wh'cl, anf'reHt accrnea "hh''al'y NJ t"' mi"
Of 81 .6"'.o oM. Inc company ptol"'ass !"
I'ay INTO TIC 1fcaa"'y "nh"a''S h"'"'' "''a'
until such t'5ao NJ tnoso h'''"'. "'''t'" VIII,
compound tf'.escS. 8'a'' 'se1.aH' , a.''1 e'l''N1
the or'g'nal 'teot ne"''''s h"nl''' '"1e'o'. ~
per cent UNI. io' "''. ~ WI .."s ~ q r'.
per cent. lhs'eaa o. r"S'nB my pt'f''on OF
the pf'nc'Pa, OF ''.o'c''' ''o company pro"
poses 10 'chu 'to s'ossf',''ens s'""'' "''''
an'"al'y a't'i io'"' "'''en !" !" oe't eu''- =.
ronnaea Interest," aaa '"o7 8fo" un''' ~
, 1877-09-03

SPENCER got hts head and shoulders into tho
church. II he had been able to Introduce Ills
whole body into good company, tho unfortunate
deposltora probably would not havo had cent
left.
, 1877-09-03

It IL sntd to bo DAKHn pasha. ho of Enellsh
railroad iamc. who Is compiling tho accounts Of
Russian 0utragca upon women.
, 1877-09-03

It will bo q poetic rctrfbution II srENcsN,
when ho Ia caught Ia handed over to bc talked to
death BY tho "voIco" which disturbed tho
meeting OF Saturday.
, 1877-09-03

committed suicide this morning hr shooting
himself IN the heal lie was nt,out itl scars Ut
ngr, ani believed to h, IN prosperous cirr,,H.
stlGccs. Tic cl,se Of th: suicide Is unknown.
, 1877-09-03

INC Cincinnati! Enquirer makca . mistake
lug" It says "TuE CHICAGO TRinuax has
ao"p particularly vcnoalous toward Gen.
,s4TF4, VI Columbus, tho lcaticr OF tho snti-
a1tks movement In tic Republican party, aud
''o" III Al-hlmoE by charging that he wa en-