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Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

The following letter from Rev r. s. Rest
Pastor oi the NJ. 4. Church, \atick, Mass
Will he read with interest by many physic
itnS also thnse su.ferlng from the same III
SelSe rs afflicted the son of the Rev. r. :
as there Is no boubt about the curative BOW
er vi NEGETlSE.
MIR. III. II. STTVENS: f'
Dear Sir We have COOL reason for re.
garding your VEGETlNE u medicine4ufr THE
greatest va'ue. We feel assured thlt IL has
Ocen The means of saving our sons life. He
Is How seventeen years uf age; for the last
two years he has suffered from necrosis oI
his leg cursed 10y scrofulouS affection, aud
WAS ~ TAR reduced that nearly all vino saw
him thought his recovery Impossible. 4
council al aJle physicians could give us but
The ilinteS; hope of his ever rallyiuy two ul
the number declaring that hc was brvond
the reach of human remedies. that even am.
putdtinn cDald not save aim, ;LS he had NOT
vlEDr enough "a endure the operation. just
then We commenced giving ' E,i ETll.Eand
from TINT time To the present lie has been
continuously improving lie has lately re.
Snmed studies, thrown away his crutcht.S
ana cllie, ana walks about chcerfully aud
strong.
Though there Is still some discharge from
the opening where his limb was lanced, we
nave the fullest confidence that in A little
time lIe VIII be perfectly cured.
tie has taken about three dozen bt tiles oi
NltSE NE, but lately uses hut little aS he
deelareShe Is ton well TO Dee taking medicine.
Respectfully yours,
T. :. BEST
Mrs. l.. c. l.. BEST.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

"There are times when people
should inf +, and there are times
when they shouldn't. suppose if |
had asked that woman If she thought
they hashed up saw mill in the
cream she'd have felt Il circular saw
gniug down her thoat. y Detroit
Free Press.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
JUST IN TINE.

a young physician, having Irleu
i'm vain to get into practice, at last
fell upon the following eXpedient to
set the ball u rolling. lie sprang
upon his horse once day, and drove
at full speed through the village.
After an absence of an hour he
would return, and carrying with
him some VI his Instruments think
ing il he could impress his neigh
hors that he had practice. they
would negiu TO place confidence in
his ability.
A wag, who more than suspected
the deceit which he was practicing,
determined to know the truth. lie
accordingly kept his hnrse in readi-
ness, and the next tiIpe the doctor
gallnped hy his door, sprang on his
steed and placed himself ola the
young gentlrman'S trail.
The dnctnr saw the man following
at his heels, but did not. at first,
evince anv uneaSinesS. At length
however, he thought it advisable to
turn down narrow lane. The pur-
Suer fullnwed on like an evil genius
but the doctor was not discouraged
as another road lay 4 short distance
ahead Of him. down which he turned.
The other kept close tn his heels,
aud the doctor grew impatient tn re.
turn home. There Was no house
by the way ut which he could afford
any pretrxt for stopping.
In the meantime his saddle. bags
were with him, and he was other
wise equipped for business, so that
he could not return. in the face, #
his neighb0r, without exposing the
secrets of the trade in the most pal.
pahle manner. Every bound of his
Steed carried him farther from his
home, and the shades nf night began
to fall on hill aud tower. Still the
sound of horses honfs were thun-
dering in his -ars, and he WAS driv-
en- TO his wits end but just us he
turned the angle Of a wood, he head
low moan. \ man lay PROSTATE
near the fence OF meadow, aud
blood guslled from fearful wound
in his arm. He had cut an artery
with his scythe, and WAS in danger
of immediate dissolution. The
young doctor sprarg from his horse
and staunched the wound. Banda
ges were applied, and his life WAS
saved. The pursuer had also thrown
himself from hns horse, ana us the
physician tied up the last landage,
he lacked np in his face, and said.-
Kew lucky, neighbnr, that | was
able tn arrive just in time"
T6e wondering spectator was 81
lent with awe, and, after assisting
the wounded man home, he told
such a miraculous tale 70 the Won
dcring villagers, as secured TO the
Young physician a reputation not
only Tor skill, bat also for supernat-
rral prescielce. Thus did the mer-
est accident contribute more to his
advancement than years of studious
toll could have dJne !; and the i'm.
pertinent curiosity or. waggish
neighbor opened for him a path to
business which the most Influential
patronage might never have been
able TO provide for him.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
Three Points for Consideration

During tle past Ave years VEG ETINE
has been steadily working itself Into public
favor, and those who wegp ut lrSt most In.
crcdlOus In regard 10 It's me:its are now It's
most ardent friends and supporters.
There are three essential causes for those
having such horror OF patent medicines.
changing their opinion and lending their IN.
tuence toward tie advancement Of NEGE-
TINE. lst-lt iSan honestly prepared med
lcine from barkS, roots and herbs. 2ud--lt
honestly accompllShes Nil that Is claimed for
1t, withol leaving any bad effects IN the
system. Srd 1t presents honest vouchers In
testimonials from honest, wall known cltl-
zenS, whose signatures are n sufficient guar.
antee Of their earnestneSS In the matter.
Taking into consideration the vast quantity
oi medicine brought conspicu0usiy before
the public through the flaming advertise
mentS IN The newspaper columns, with nO
proof Of merit or genuine vouchers of what
u las done, We should he pardOned for man.
Testing small degree Of pride IN present
Ing the following testimonial from Rrv j.
). DICKINSON, u. d., the popular and ever
GENIAL pastor Of the South Baptist Church.
Boston.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

The following unsolicited testimonial from
Rev. q. Walker, ID. ID formerly pastor OF
BJwdOln Square Church. Boston, and at
present SeItledia PrOyidcnce k. l., must be
'deeint-ttS reAtbst evidence No one should
TN to nOServs thar this teSiimenial Is the re.
VEG GEfINE In the Rev. Mr.. Walkers Iami-
ly' who now pronounct IL invaluable;
PROvIDExcE. n. l., l64 Transit Street.
ii. X STEVENS, ESQ:
feel bound tn express with my signature
the high value place upon Your VEG ETINE
Ny family have usa,l il Tor the last IwoyelrS.
In nervous debility tits fuHilua ble, and re-
commend it to aliwnO may need an iuvlgo-
rating, ren0vating tonic.
u. T. WALKER.
Formerly Pastor OF Dowduin Square
Church. Boston.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
Union county boasts of four bows

Union county boasts Of four boys
brothers whose united ages foot
up332years. rheyare. t0wit-Hon.
Philip Ruhl, of Buffalo Twp, almost
S6; John T.. RuhI, of Lewis. about
81; Geo. Ruhl, of Lewis, 81; and
JAG. Runl, same Twp, 81. And the
Most cheering fact is-they are all
good boys. Telegraph.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
j. =. MILLER,
fashionable Tailor,
AARONsBURG.

Having opened rooms on the lst
floor of John Rupp's building he is
prepared to manufacture all kinds
of mems and boys garments. accord
ing to the latest styles, and upon
shrtest notice. and all word war
ranted To render satisfaction. Cut
ting and repairing done.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

The Mollies are still at work, it
seems. AS some nOn.nnion miuers
were passing near Locust Gap on
the Goth nlt., they were assaulted by
the Mollies SD that one of them since
died,
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04
The Tired Body Sues for sleep.

BosroS, March l6. 1871.
H. X STEVENS, ESQ
Dear sir--it u aS much from sense OF du.
ty as 0fgrIli!uIe hat w,ite ID ,s.y that
your EGErl E-eycn if IL IL Il pa tent med.
lcine-haS been ui great help to me when
nothing else seemed tu avail which | cauld
safely uSe, Either excessive mental work or
unusual care brings upon me nervous eA.
hauStihn that desperately needs sleep, hut rs
desperately deies It, Night after uight the
poor, tired body SueS for sleep unIll the day.
dawn ~ welcomed hack, AMI We begin our
work tired ouI with an aim II fruitleSS
chase after rrSt. Now have found that a
little EGETINE lEen Just defore retire
gives ma sweet and Immediate sleep, and
without any of the evil effects nf the usual
narcotics. think twu things would tend tO
make brain Workers sleep. lst-A lit le less
work. 2Ed-A little more VEGETINE.
Till; prescription hJS helped me-.
Now h we i particular horror of Patent
Medicine, ~ bu' have "a greater horror of
heins lfrailt 10 tell the straight out truth
The VEGETLNE has helped ne aud I own IL
up. Yours Nc.,
J. >. DICKERSON.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1877-01-04

LIS Baltic ST., BRooKLYN, y. y. Nov. II, 1874.
III. X. STEVENS. ESQ:
Dear Sir-Froin personal benefit received
BY its use. aS well rs from personal kSowl.
edge of these whose cures thereby have
seemed almost miraculous. | can most
he lrtI!v and sincerely recommend the VEG.
ETlNE Tor the complaints for which IL is
claimed la cure. JAMES, L. LUDLOW.
Late Pastor Calvary Dap. Church, Sacra-
mento, Cal.
Vegetine is Sold By All Druggists.
, 1877-03-21
COAl .


New YoRE, March a0.-Thc Pcunsglvauia
Coal Company sold 2o:5 600 tons Of Plttston coal
at auction to-day in haN IN hour. Tho prices,
compared with February sales, show falling
of from 10 cents to 81 cents per ton. Vice
President Hoyt announced that tho coal would
bo all delivered during April and May, or Soon
cr; that tho sales wore genuine, and that
neither the Company nor himself Fought to
"bear" tho market. Forty thousand tons Of
lump sold at e.704aTs<; 1900 tons steamer
Mt s2.7oG7a. tah4, 2.5714@ao71<; 85,ooo tons
gzatc at sa.7o, sa.72]1s, and $275; $1,000 tons
cgg at $3.50, Sa.721}S, and $2.75; 1900 tons
chestnut at sA10, s9.O5, aud $500; $1,000. tons
stove at $3.E9H, s3.9o, $3l5, and 43.171f; 5000
tons pea at $3.b5.
The coal sold to-day will he de1lvcrctl nt Now.
burg, while that sold In February was dclty.
crcdat WeehAwkcn. Thlsmnkcs ndiscrimluutson
Of about 20 cents per ton freight, against Tho
coal sold today, and hence tho ac,ual decline
was comparatively slight.
, 1877-03-21
THE COUNTY BUILDING.

The Collector Of The Town Of Cicero re,urusd ri.
r,v.n... ~. ,u,,.s
o~aneca' .ao in"'ctco JUROR eontlhaes 10 take
bis rations Al the countys expense.
Tho S1oo, 600 loft with Tho County rressn,e, ,v
'.ottse1ot nlmoa'l monday haa disappeared yes
tcsdsy, anu the General Fund was announced 70
be again exhausted.
ro,r,,..1on,,. W,c,o. c.,
visited Tho 1nsa ne Asylum vcs,e ,jsv hent nv
nrv-th.+ 1. ~ 49,. hn. 80 ~ ",'-.' go ~" eso"'
ira ~, ~ III 5nM aaea H. o. tcHaeiloh tho
e"'P'o'ss '"s'o "a"'e" n'aae Ill 'ne'F ealaFlcs.
aablo In West Chicago to ll tho racsncy causcA by
Constable Casey and his bnntlaulcn inIstYuatIn1
ono another. lie will qualify to-day bY dltnr his
bond.
Tns ,G;cua!y Treasurer Ia, 1.,aea an order md
aed ceeks viii bo reesss sor S' .se,. and nd III
III case ii checks receipt will not be given until it
has been presumed and paid.
1r.. o..,Is - ,,..a.,. ,.--
s.aa,1 Lne 1HcI!n OF hancock Connty WAs In to rep
srSe. ~ 70 o rs 1oP1g y nan - The
1.sn,ss oeem ptn1s.esns d9fscfy Town among hls
rS ttd to havs 6con In tho employ Of West CO..
,,.:... n,.... ~, n.s.s' ..
tn ~ ahn u, sna! lna!ctsd lor tho
~ II sio1n9 a ,osE .a anfnK tae pn,sn
nc GtnaI " ,h Co'st yesterday, nut ewing to the a
ssa" 81 ,ued W. ten ne ttlal
~ ~ - ii,i -: y. nEisn VII oa tIeN To-day
,h oho H''S " potlss a. tae fatmcr lloasc laAe
o''ooee'
tardny, aud returned several Indistmenfs. anttnr
which wan one against Janca IceJ. tho dean
fotxcr, found aeveral days npo, Tho naftcnlnr,
, 1877-03-21
RELIGIOUS,
NOON p3sAYER-NEETIN1.

MUM AA1GH'NhkllSA+
At tho noon prayer meeting yesterday In Far.
well Hall thr exercises we're conducted by Mc4srs.
Whittte and McGraIallan in the aamo earnest and
a!uccFo manner that has chsfactcftzad n,l theIe
meetings. Tho attendance was largo. Tho open.
Ing hymn WAS 'sWcet our pruYck.
Tho Rev. S. II. D1ria read requests for praysss
from Pontiac. Sl!ch., uowmanyille. Ill, and
Pfacetoa. ILL.,. and number Of personal Icqus4ta
from mothsrs,. fathers, sisters. and wives, and
offered prayer In answer 10 them. -
'.LiGhi ~ the darkness, tailor." was sung. and
Aal. Whi.t1o af!ssward delivered h!s :ad1reas.
fourteenth 10 twenty NTH ,srses, Inclusive. iii
d,;sorr.s r. wsn. t. sow thst there SFe two aa
so nSasa, sa ss s sa
ia"s. r., II, and Il. 20; aud i. co.uthlans, X,
were 'tao'sh ,,b To- beat On tho subject God -
!sld 4.sy ,a II 'is si.ys A. THY '4oaId nsfs
lie liz hs H. as. S; T.. BY, man, :hSaa
my. and 10 must live > new lie to overcome It,
NJ man should forego hIa wa.ehfulnsas 70 over.
I'D ri tet l. 16s grind cavalry ehsrxe ~ Of H H.
nl.t Napoleon u one Of be Victories Wa referred
graadta charge Of Jrsus would BE- Oh tho army rf
tatan. ant low slnrtoas sictury would bs won II
tney ie1 M the NC" life snd o'escsme tho weaknesses
.'ilalle!u}ah! Ile has risen .was sung BY the
s1sd Ms..t. Kas.e p.sis ana ons.s sts 'eih Ths
tsl-aameo gcntle.nan Il from canada. md spoks
with special lefeTenes 10 the te1l VI Nal. Whlttls
auropos q ths leaders ssst. snd Haj .Whittia an.
aoa1esa a h a ehsi ~ s9aa 10 sksn ap again Today
cnss 1t.
"A Ah1sosnessn r. os ws.o made.
hymn, "Ws'rt going home to-Inotfpw.h
Tax suHpAs-scaooL SUPERINTENDENT
81 IL sly hsld - tnto!n.l meeting Yesterday
NrNnA Ia.
, 1877-03-21
: THE CITY-uALL,


1ne t'sy treasurer pala out aooas eal. GOO yea
.etass' @o'1s IN shs redemption OF Fe'eaae.war'
m. s,,w,xa =, A.. e,.,,,. .pox ,,..u,..,.
.,io~sd y. s sh -, -; ~ oeen
smallpox patients; and now pursuca tho oven
tenor OF hts way. without furthsr alarm na IN tho
ssfety Of bT, charge ana iii avn reat. - w '"s
...,..s,. .s.,,,.. 80.
Va!aaotc aaaltfon was nsado 10 the Fire Dc.
Is 10 he Kinney. II: il not 4; isrve. thoMa, nnit.,
a. Joypd Of hnfr uuon tbn snTmito * iii rM nnn,
a. BIZ iashcr, Tia worthy Marshal. Thsfe Is tIms
.,,'s ss,,'sr"'s".' -......, 49,.
ns M 81 raes n w9'Es Issued
wen iana a. the chicago Alton ltallroad bridge
thn, ~ e5 W. o1.taea 70 rntehase strip of land
!nGfo ~ ofaef mat the bridge could ea swung md
ai!noasn ~ sppfoPststioa .wss made in 1870 tue
1aaa nas JUST oeeh f'a1d Tor.
Tho deaths thts weak from scarlet fey.r nun,h.,
nlt six Tue new eascs Of dlscaao 1epostod yes.
ea.a esta,} Ts6s r. hS. os9 Hubbard ss*et wo
| Notth ltabey, ~ Wallef, l71 wea. Ntnstecnth,
no55.assss corner 9! Washington and ~. Clair. u
, 1877-03-21

the.e, saying Il ~oud ersnto scandal. An d stating
81 Il t gsts1r y
~TiffA-Ths Chaplain psrsls.tns IN stopping a.
p ias chspla!n Informing hin il would conduee ia
pe'Ss Of III :, h 10 ss
aaii.ed tho ea.fi:on and thst liz pert.tTnder hsd
WatnrRht was allowed to CONDUCT divine service.
Int the post trader, confronted with ncno posi.
seGf:s st"S sa %sisss sssa a. MIS- Bell.
aInrea but "ut q resstd for shis rsrut -
Capt ndnteen aad Llsat Waiiace ~ authority fos
5 = ss ss h.; g.: b.s ss,..
e1a 81 soaa ca., @ ss mas
publicly humilla.ed MIN. Bei before Tho Carlson
BY giving orders that sho should NOT play TIC organ
d;iss e sssss"s ss MI
the vas allowed to play he would stop tic sesvies
and break ur tho rteting.
The prosecution rallied Mrs. Dell, Chaplain
Wainwright, Can't. Benteeu, Lieut. Wallace, and
other witnesses, by whom II clearly established
each specification, willis Dcntccn and WALLACE
them by Reno, a alleged In tho sixth spcdtca-
tfon.
Tho defense had litt,o evidence to offer, &C.
cuscd not being allowed to take tho stand for
himself. Twas offered, however. on Ills pnrt
10 produce Witnesses against tho character Of
Mrs- Bell, which tho Court would not. allov.
Ex.Qov. Davis, in summing up thc case for
Reno, argued that the charge Of taking i'm.
proper liberties was weakened bv the fact al.
legged that Mrs. Boil did not dcmhnd mn apology,
but nftcrward associated with Reno. Tho
alleged slandcrous communications, he arpucJ,
wero made In the line Of of1,,clnl duty, wcro
contidentiaf an their nature, md not Intended to
The charge Of humlltat!ng flcr was answered
s0cial sligh.s put on tho accused ly Mrs. Bc1l's
refusal To Invite Reno to her party.
Mai Barr pointed out the Inconsistencies OF
this Ingenious dcfensc. II Bho continued to as
sociato With Reno, how did shc slight himi Ii
her character was bad. why did he wish TO n.so.
Barr also vehcmcntly denounced tho proposal 81
the defense to offer evidence tmpcachinc tho
lady's character. He dwe!t only passingiY and
with tho appearance Of reluctaico upon tho
evidence OF Reno hpvlug lieti In quoting ncn.
teen. Wallace, aud others, but stinEingly char
aetertzed Rcno's conduct rs malicious, tyran-
At tho conclusion uf Barr's argument tho case
was taken under adGlscmcnt, and tho vculict
will be forwarded to tho Army liradnuartcrs.
Among tho officers outside the Court, but who
have heard tho trini, 50 far ns opinions nrc cx.
prcsscd there Is but ono conc'usln1,-that Reno
will 10 pronounced guilty, and ba .llsmlssed tho
service.
Tho case has excited great intcscst here, and
desperate Efforts have boon MAIDS to break down
the privacy with which It was undertaken 10
surround tho whole affair.
, 1877-03-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

The annuaf reunion Of tho Cook County Hospital
Aiumni Association will tatc placo at the County
Hospital this evening.
A special meeting Of Tho Labor League will to
held at Maskcl Hail. Desptatnes street, ~ p. IN.
Tonight. Business Of importance will be brought
forward.
The Recruiting Committee Of tho Ellsworth
zonascs Will meet Wednesday evening, t8p. N, j,
southwest corner Wabash avenue and Twcnty-s
pnd street.
preach In Grace Reformed Episcopa1 Church, cor.
Ier ltoync avenue and LeMoyno street, Thursday
evening, at 3 o'clock.
, 1877-03-21
To CONSERVATIVES
AND
INvALlDS.

WfSclIEsTEIts lIYPopHosPHlTE or
11AE AND SODA will promptly and radically
Gate consumption and absolutely prevent lts
davelopemout In all oaaas Of odlspoaatton
Or threatened attack. For WEAK LINUS,
tHk0SlC BRONCHITIS. GENERAL DEBILITY,
AEhf0CA FR0STnATl0S. DYSPEPSIA Or iXDI.
oEsTl0S, LOSS " yilOR and APPETITE, and
Ill dlscasea arising from POVERTY OR TAk blood,
WINCHESTENS AiPOPHO8FMITE OF
LIME AND SODA IL 4 SPECIFIC, heInz uus.
quaiad ~ t(TALIxiHu TONIC. and URAlX,
NERVE. and BLOOD FOOD.
Prizes. ~ and - peE bottle. Prepared only by
WINCHESTER l. 90, Chemists,
Bold BY Druggists. 30 Joha-st., kty York,
, 1877-03-21
THE CRIB,

WHAT MR. xAts7aoM sArs.
Tho snbstance Of the ttc1c In snnda,ta r.e,rrxs
IN rrc.,a ~ tho 80 ~ ~. y,
niese.u ~ Iao ~t1p "as teieS3apnco Jes1esoa! 10
eapt- haltsom+ Al his home In the midst OF tho
watery wastes, and that gentleman replied thereto
Substantially a. foI1ova.
ao nnt t,n., ..nsh .h,,, ,,,,c,-~ IN, = a., NM.
think ths rrih iii XII tor msnv ytnr 10 son,s H.
Trs1ail h.s not received snj ntorstion rom eithes
nrseif ny wife. Up sia tho crib stanas HI hood
sondhton. atr: 4: g. Chesbe,uRh, CITY Enetnter, wss
TIC on 81 INV q oes sn Il r.t n
Was tbe I'LL mnn it ,er sni ecf,.nik nM.ht IL
wncfeor he .rsaks "'''' -"' '"""' ~ ~a'"
The Mayor and CITY. Engineer chcsbroueh Ind
ibe.a sensmen 'Ss Vent ont 10 he Ell ln, III 1' CIR
menhors Of thc tjonrd Of inbtTc Wnrs. snd nnc ~
lie n1ost experienced Cri,ed States scryeYofs md
tIIe piacc, From what they NV thcn and what
they knew Of tho make Of Tho crib. thay wrtr hnih
Of The oninfon yes,cnlny ,hat Inn cr WoHid .ts nj
with only sho ordinnsy amount Of sepaifss j %mtij
this generation anil fs chiiIern ,verr +nnHHrtnr i"
the Garth, Int wh1ic thcY wrre 20 postI1c ~ II II
Ia strength thcY thought that something shoitl l,o
conceded 10 tho nuhlE iicmnni anil fhht6 thnrnnof
insest;9ation rhoulI BE- madc. Tic Mayor Ieei.lcI
that three OF Tho best enpinrrrs IN he nnnI In fhn
co,ntrY, and nm eIner,enrcd ,fyrr viii sonr ' ho
empoyo 10 make an c1A,ntngtjon OF tilo cfib from
, 1877-03-21
SUBURBAN,

Tho annual exhibition Of tho junior elias, took p1aco
In tho auditorium Of the Methodist Church Mon.
Iay evening. Tho audience whs composed mostly
Of sympathetic frEcnda and Students The manner
IN which the entertainment was conducted tclcct-
ed great deal OF credit all who took part Ia it,
posso of police were distributed In diIesent
paris Of tho house, and some Of tho professors aud
dcacona Of tho church wtrc on the nlctt to souelc
tho arst mock. ck.pyogrammo that put In An appear
hncc. There was not petaon there who was not
scFutin!zci and lookel upon with suspicious air.
Under tho circumstances, It was not strange that
tue audience was restless, and expected something
terrible was goIng TO happen. and In thjs
SEQUEL w!ll chow. Aiter Aitfp'Hrii music r prayer cr
was offered by nlshop Harris. g.. i. Ackeru,an
was TIC n.tt spe.ket. who a.cendcd thc roatrum
Tie took for hls theme - n1agus in SccnrI.y."
T.. v. Andrews discussed Civil Service. lila
1Fato wa. vel! a,ranse but was delivered In an
". IT.. i,outh oraisd on ''rhe Religion Of tho
A:tecs." Thu ht*tory of these worsllipefs or ihs
While, white uod was pottFnyed In very pleasant and
ffoba,iy liz grafton which received tho most at.
,4,s %.' A. tn %m I'm
hesit,t!ng manner; J. 7: Ladi's talk on ':PIog.
IT, Il shs fSsas c Ss9ste rimaip It
fafks taok iof her themo 'snismin Fr.nsn. a S.
gwen BY t.e Chicago Qnartettc. The!r selections
Tho batter Class Of tho audience.
=. Altogether tho Junior exhibition was farce.
oads w. se 70 os Sea5
under tho administration OF Monday night would
meat ths same fatc,-a sorry and untimely ds-
proper prvcaatlon had beau taken under judlcloaa
ana sagac!aas management thcfo woatd hhye been
, 1877-03-21

nightly and daily odors With which the avcrnse
Chlcagoan Ia so famitLar-aud 20 cnrsed.
The gentlemen looked RI tho fcrtiifzin1
establishments alnng the South Branch, and were
ssorn,. The condition OF thln8a WIS found 10 b
very much AZ reported by the sanitary Inspectors
whose observations have been duly chtonie1ed in
these cptuu,nf.
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wss very large. considering tho weather. over
twenty gentlemen being present. Mr.. Hobbs vas
elected Chairman.
4 resolution was passed indorsfng Tho PROPOSE
lion 10 hold a general Sunday school concert In
connection with the Apollo Club, And under The
leadership Of MI. Tomlins.
A dIscnss!on followed npou ths methods Of open.
made.
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England.

One Of tbs best lava oi England u that against
the adalterst!on Of food. Snow white improved
eoFa-staseh u ~ paFo ~ tbs new.fallen suow,
EnoM.whise gloss stAfth Il 90 pee cent whittier sud
stronger than that Of ~ Other brand In the market.
, 1877-03-21
OCEAN STEAMSHIP NEWS.

MorILLs, March ao.-stesmshtp Ha.liniap,
from Portland, has arrived.
Asw Yonx, March e0.-Atrlved, steamer
Othelio, from Hull; FEisla, FROM Hamburg,
LONDON, March a0.-6teamships Ethiopia,
fIom New York, and Lord Clye, from Ph!]adel-
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EARTHQUAKE,

Nonrn Thor, Vt, March 20.--A severe shock
Of earthquake, lasting forty seconds, was felt
hero this morning.