davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
Glcflion Nolire.
SIATE or NEW.NORK,l
OFFICE or TiII SECRETARY OF STArR,
ATpANV Iulx 20 igTa

STATE or NEW.NORK,)
OFFICE or TIM SECRETARY OF sTATR
JNo the SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW
YORK-sR: Notice is hereby given that at the Geueral
Election 70 held this ntao Tho Tuesday succeeding
iasnr ieeTs are to be elected to wit An soeae Judge
tho Court OF Appeals or inl ttrm in ho place o. samuel
by the Governor the place Of William r.
Allen deceased whose OF office viii expire On the last
RoPrcre%isivc IN the Forysxth Congress of tho United
Tor the kth Conversational district composed Of tho
tssnh wards Of the city Of NewYork Bedoes Island Eiss
Rpesenlaly in the Congress Of the United
seventh Eleventh and Thirteenth wards Of te city OF New
sness6taye IN the Fortys1th Congress Of the United
for the seventh district composed OF tho
Tenth aud Seventeenth wards OF the cV OF Newok In the
in the Forty sixth Congress Of the United
states for the Eighth Congressional district composed OF tho
Nuth Fifteenth sixteenth wards and that portion OF the
EsLtcenth ward lang within Fourteenth street Twenty
and Fourth aud sixth avenues In the city OF New
in The Forty Congress the United
States for Ninth Congressional district composed OF
street ForSti street Seventh avenue Hudson river
snd 40 much OF The Twelfth aud Twenty wards as lies
Hudson river in The city of NewYOrk IN the county Of
Representative In the Forty Congress the United
9ss ~, f ss "a aasf Of FSrh ayenue and
Of Nnrteenth aud Twenty wals Of said city
OF NewYork IN tho county ofNee York.
ERE Ss egep Is ss eo%Scse ~
mnch Of the Twentieth ward as lies within TwontysiKh
much Of the Twelfth aud Twenty east OF
drst wards OF said city OF THIRD Wards
and andalrs Islands in the city 6 NewYork, county OF
NeW.Yofk.
County officers also 20 be elected for said county;
Tweuty-one members Of Assembly
A CITY Judge, 20 the place OF Josiah sutherland.
A District Attorney IN place OF Benjamin X. Phelps
A Coroner, la place Of Moritz Elipger.
All whose terms Of Ooo will expire the last day OF De-
Also senator for the Seventh district u the city OF
York; NIL the uneXpired term OF John uoussey, de-
ceased Respectfully yours,
ALLEN c. BEACH.
Secretary OF state
sHERIFFs OFFICE
NEw.YoRK, July 81. 1878 !
certify that the foregoing Is true copy Of the Election
BERNARD REILLY,
Sheriff Of the City and County Of NeW.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
PROPOSALS for the CONSTRUCTION Of

OFFICE OF QUARTERMAsTER Department OF the East
GOykRSoRs IsLAND NEwYOkK HARBoR. Aug. Q, 1873
SEALED PROP SAILS ia tfipiicate rueect 70 the usna
conditions VIII be received at the Office II the understand
until IL o'clock, noon, on the 18th day q August 1873 o
the construction Of double sets OF officers Quarters
Island ~ " HarbOr aud double set Of Lieu
tenants Ouarters, at Fort Hamilton. n T. llGibOr
Plans and specifications II the buildings 10 be erected ean
be examined at the OfAce OF the undersigned.
The Government the right reject any an bds
Envelopes containing proposals. should be marEed Pro
the construction OF OnceIb Quarters az ana
Addressed TO the underMgned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
THE GREAT PROVIDENCE LINE.
THE OLD RELIABLE sToNINGroN LINE
THE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter b b

TTHE ERIE RAILWAY will hereafter w y
Fk1E f1 %S EsEsT PaHf ARs&SGESE
OF TRAINS taking effect June 3 1873 txnress Dn1ms
cnaces 10 Bnaio oG and snspeDson nidg o,
6p M (Daiy)Fast St Louis Express sriiyns and soath
west Puman's rest erawing-rOOm seepnT eo''l''
p m DAILY Pacific Express for the West =, = ciscS.
coaches through % Rochester BnhAg h, dining 70
natl and Chicago without ehanSei Also nV'''
~ m-Emgrant train for the West -,
Trains leave Chambers Street Depot New i9I Is eik 100
Newark $40. $50 1880 M SiS tI IS 0 Sundays slS
R@theIfpre Pa5k4 400 5.i5. g. ESQ 10 %d"ss
Sundays g. $50 l0e a. M ltS g a 2 M a no5
Lao SAP alS t s0S 3 S'sS so so S. iiSSSa
Y4b ESQ 7 D. m and ~ Midnight m i2myk
night Sundays. 9. $50. lOl5 a. M l'4S $50 ~
midnight 81, 7<b A. M. $50, 4.sO y sundays sSo1
WARWICK 7.l6, iv:l6 a. m $3.50 p M srndsvs sSoa
NewbuIgh, 7A5, a. m $50 5:S0h ~, n avs $50 .
6oshsp GOD 7:45 900 IiI5 In $3.50. SD aoS Nv
m S9nSays o gtk 800 iSi5 a M S5 4Se lS' D.
Sundays. $50 1919 n $50 a;Go W. sad 0sSss'
MidiaaG t. r. at Maia,s66 ,o.,, o, 600 TOO H~
port Jervs 746. 900 e i% and 5;o1p No. ,ours
NoTR Trains leaving chameesssr on g,e uss esrsS
tSa1 shove time; trains leaving Cha@Tes' earlier Boss
hours leave y, and Yls M connecting ~
trains leaving Chambers-st az AVoV y u.s. ,,o spi
night for passage and for IN a. e, s sSss
slesning coaches can be ootaned sns % onpanys oe
and t 5sa tol b2e or S57 Broadway, n. u NO 80
BrootyS q q AS SS SS%S c SSs Nswy'
g S ana e. A lYifS general Passr Agent
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF MINT ET ,J .sd a I
Ssins ave Tor FaglewOod Coster rrSo ESQ Sg
700 $50 ol6 M loo 800 Ao9 $40 0 Sundays CIV,
M and saturday nights only az li'Sop "' LIZA
~ aud SoS String Valley and MOnsey 100 es New Y
N. mo N. ABsorK' Genera f~''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
7 one ISLAND RAILROAD. july IA, 1878

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD. July IA, 1878.
Ferryboats leave New-York from Jamesslp daily et
eept sumiays) 20 minutes. eud from 34thst East River
day minutes previous departure Of trains from Lons
Island CITY, aud from South Wast, Fulton and CathsnBs
Ferries ayl previous 20 departure OF trans n
depot corner Fatbush and Atlanticayes, BTuokyn Tr
leave Brooklyn and Long Island City Hnnters Point as ~
Iowa For Cry,enpOrt sag HarbOf &c. $3.50 p. H. snt
o. Saturdays only AZ $3.50 p For Patchogue &C. w
am go and p FOR Babylon. &c, a. $3.50 a. w. 4s
and Is ~ m island $50 a. $50 y. m tor fo1
Jefferson &C. at 10 and 4:3O NJ For Northport &C.
$40 and 10 l. 4S0 $50 For Locust Valley
$50 and I, 430, $50 AID 630 ID. For Far Ro
away, &c, at $50 M 43O 6 aud P m sor carrier
City aud Hampstead, $50 and 10 g. 4:aO $50 ana e9
nm and from l.. CITY only $3.50 q. 1880 and $50
BROOKLYN only 9l6 NJ, Hampstead, via Southern, 3pM
Merrick accommodation p. suNDANs-For Port gene
son. PatchOgue. &C, Babylon, &C, a m and p D.
NOrthpOrt Locust Valley, q. and $3.50 1ardel
City and Hampstead aud ESQ p M and front ~
ONLY, 30 and $50 BrOokyn only Sl9 pm, Irsni
as per time tables. FOR NEW-LONDON-The steamer Up
sew leaves daily Sundays excepted) sag Harbor m
Greeuport Up Manhapsett House 2l5 p mi arriving
A FAST SUNDAY TRAIN leaves Brooklyn and Long
Island CITY at for Babylon and FIR Island tl0ob
Paichogue (7a5 GreenDort (9l sag Harbor (2Ol Retn
ing leaves Sag Harbor $50 Greenport j. n Patehogas
$40 Babylon 800 arriving nc brookyn ana Long
Ticket Offices in New.York at 26l Broadway, corner Wa
az Jamessip 34thst ferries AZ Offices OF Ne.
York Transfer Co, 944 Broadway I3O 6thaNe Conttt5
Brooklvl nt Long Island Express ParkDaee, 100 ~
$40 Bfoldway and Grand Central Depot IN BIookyn Ne
S93 WashnetonsL, and 20 4thst. BY purchasing uckea
at any above offices baggage can be checked from ~
deuce 10 destination. , an,.,,,,,,,, ,,.,,, s,r,t
I CufrTESpEN. Genl Pass. Agt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
NEw-YoRK- and PHILADELPHIA NEW
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
RENTON AND PHILADELPHIA

EXPRESS TRAIN TIME TWO HOURS.
Leave New.YorK foot Librrty-sJ, for Trenton and
Philadelphia 800 g. 031 1918, 1880 $780, g. 63O
II D. al. 40 $50 m. Tor Trenton .
Leave Philadelphia station North Pennsylvania Rail
road. Third and Berst a. 6;iJ way $40. $780, ll;3O a.
uu l:,O, $50, 4:l5, b:iD, ~ p 80
Leave YOrk l:20 Except Monday 600
8.I} 1896 q. ~, 1910 2l5. 3. 4:j5. 6:SOp. NJ
PULL DraWinrOOm Cars attached TO tho $3.50 NJ,
y. iu., iu- from New York; TO the $40 m, 1880 p NJ
Tuins from Philadelphia.
SUNDAY TRAlNS-Ieave Newly TX aud Philadelphia AZ
Q M 5i, II p m. Leave New YORK for Trenton az
d. H. SO Leave Trenton at l:2O. 800 a. 6lO D. M
Connection made at Jersey Cy station by ferry TO ana
from BtoOky Eli" depot, jersey city. - 80
Tickets Tor sale nc loot q Lberyst Nos oSJ ana W.
BruadWay, the principal hotels all Uices Of the Erie hs
brOO&lyn at COurtst. BrOOk
lyn Baggage checked from residence 20 destination.
n. +. BALDWIN, Gen. Pass Agent
EOR RONDOUT and KINGSTON.-Fare 70
cents NEWBUKGH and belOw,5O CENTS Land az High
land ais Wtst POintb Cornwall NewOurg. Marlboro, sl
kEEPSIE EsOpus, with Ulster ana
Waikiki Valley Railroads. Steamboats, Thomas
Cornell and james W. Baldwin leave duy al Pier "a,
Nurfh foot Of HnrraOnh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER D-1Commen1rng July l. 1873
sa m aud Nor thefn Express, drAwingroom cars
a. NJ Saratoga and Montreal Special through drawing
room cars TO saratoga and Montreal ,,, ,,os. ,A
drawing cars TO Canandagua Rochester and Buffalo
n M ETTess 10 Albany and Troy with connections to
Utica Saratoga and Rutland North Adams ana Bennington
$3.50 ;. M. Saratoga special, with diawing,room cars
: p n. Albany and Troy Express. -.
M 81 Louis Express daly Tith tleepmS cars ior 81
ing Buffalo, Niagara Falls Toledo and Detroit and TO
7.S0 p M Fast ExpreSs for Rochester and Corning via
IA, ~ M parfc Express daily with sleeping cars for
rochester Niaeara Fails Buffalo Cleveland TSlSdo Detroit
meeting with steamers 81 Lawrence RIVER Dox morning
20 Asans eIcepting satard and inday nights
II Express viih sleeping cars TO Albany and Troy
boz 26l ana 4lS Broadway and az wescott Express
CO.'S Offices Nos Park place lsa ard 942 Broadway New
Q. b. MEEKER. General Passenger Agent.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD. - GREAT
ROUTE ON and after July s. 1873 trains leave New.
York Desbrosses and Courandt streets Ferries as FOL
for Harisparg rtts69rg The West 5 and IL South
M connecting at Cory for Ttusyi Petroleum Centre and
'he 1n a hsso ws.bpIon and tne south Ime Wash
ngon Express" Of Pullman ParlOr Cars daily except sun
M ESQ 0r ard B % sg9 so SSs sGd RIB
a. M l. l. g. o. ESQ 1880 $3.50 ard p. sunday, 4:3O
aud am 5. j. $50 7S0 $50 and p Emgrant and
Ond class Z For Cape May p.
Hoas OF Brookyn Annex" connect with all through trains
Jersey CITY, ahordng speedy and doot transfer for
Brooklyn travel -
ton Perth Amboy Pennington Beltdere aud other points
see schedules at all Ticket Ohcos, - - 800
Trains arrIve-F Pittsbrg, $50 lOlo2 M 1929 p
M a. 1000 D. daily. except MOhuay
washington and Baltimore sou $40 M. 4l0 6l5, 1910
D. m Sunday, ESQ, O:4O From Philadelphia 300 900
b:4O 1880 IloO %. 2:lO 4lO, 4ou, 500, o4O,
iOin 1920 p. sunday sos, 600 O40 1880 ll;5O me-
Ticket Ofces 500 and 944 Broadway No. Astor House.
aud foot Desbrosses and CourandtstS; No Courtst
and brooklyn Depot foot OF FuonsL Br9okyn Nos
ia 10 llS Hudson HObOken Depot Jersey CITY,
Emigrant Ticket Office, No. 3 Battery;plaee ,,n
FRANK THOMSON, L. r. FARMEk
General Mana ger. Gcnl Passenger Agent.
TVNHE MARY POWELL, fare 20 cents, for West
Il Point Cornwall, Newburg Ponghkespse hondout King
sOu COzzens Milton, New Hamburg Hyde PARK ana Cold
spAhg by ferry, daily from Vesryst. Pier ~ N
r., al 800 p no Connects with BrooklynAnne1 Boats.
RIO PHILADELPHIA.
Il VIA
PENNsY LVANIA RAILROAD.
THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
4 oNG RRANCH and PHILADELPHIA. via

Il ONtr BHANtH ana IttlLADEGIH MA, Via
i NewIersey southern Railroad Commencing June ~,
-7S steamers viii leave New-IOlk Pier 5. North hyrr
foot Rector str connecting at Sandy HOOK with trains Tor
Long Branch, .. $50 a. m, J. 80 o,so4o p M
Red Rank and Toms River. q, $50 q. ~. !, 343 p M
Beach Haven, a. A. y. M.
Nnclaud, BIdgctOn and Atlantic CITY, p. M
Philadelphia and Tuokerion q. m, !, 3i5 D. M
' w e VIM :. sNEDEN,
Gene Man
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
6teamUoats ano RAILROADS..
1 TROY BOATs-CITIzENs' LINE.
sTATERooMs, 81 AND 81.

New palace steamers Saratoga and City Of Troy leave
For 40 NJ r.. foot LerOys daily except saturays) at
Sure CONNECTIONS WITH EARLY TRAINS for all
THRoUGH CARS TO WHITE MOUNTAINS WITH.
slaerooms and through tickets at DOdds s44 broadway.
Free transfer 70 and rom Jeweps Wharf Brooklyn, by
ETC annex oOats
BRIDGEPORT and all points on Housatonic
leaves catharinep daily sundays exceptedj at iso NJ
and Bridgeport at III D.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID NewYork from foot OF Desbrosses and Cortandt
2 for @ GSg%S% Cincinnati R SnS s
South. Pullman from Baltimore to Newark o.. and
ig9p washnetoD and The West and the south via
Washin making close connections for Pittsbur Gin
pullman Baltimore TO Cincinnati LOUIS Pitts
bnIc ana om @ 20 AugsS ana savanna phil
man seepers from NewYork to Baltimore aud washington,
Louisville 81. LOUIS Columbus Pittsburgh the South aud
natl eongeets AZ washington IN trains for LynehburG
For through tickets please cali COmpanys NICE sls
BTsadway and al ticket oa,es foot of cOrtandt
ASK FOB TIcKETs VIA baltimore AND OHIO
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Ferry station in New York, toot o. l.hsTy,st'
Ferry station IL gooslyr foot Of falsoR;oI foot of
L6crlysta as iollowe: ,.,,.-. ,,,uo,
chunl, Tamaqua, wEssJarre, Elnira &c. Connects at
$40 a. n-For Sigh Bridge branch sohooley,s Mountain,
Budd's Lake and Lake Hopaeong Eas'on, HaFrsburgh,
Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua HszetOn Wilkesbarre scranton,
WilliamspOrt. &c.
lC5 and 430 D. m.Ior SOmerville and Femington.
n.-FOr FLEMING tOn Easton, Mauch Chunk, Tamaqua,
Wlkesbaue Scranton runkhannOck, Tanaqua, Hazleon,
Reading, Pottsvile Harrisburg, DC
D. M For High Bridge ranch SchOoey's Mountain,
Bmii's HopatcOng, EastOn Belvtdere aud
Mauch ChHnk Connects az Jrnction with d. L. and W X *
9.3up m, day-For Easion. Allentown and Harrsburgh
7:f5 D. m.-FOr IcastOn.
For local pCntsReo time tables at etatiOns.
SUNDAY TRATN~-Leave at D. NJ, II m for Bound
Brook aLd iuermedate points aud at $50 for Easton,
Reading aud Hartisbnrgh.
Boat the BROOKLYN and Erie Annex make connection
Jersey City Station % and rom BROOKLYN and Erie Depot,
Jersey city.
NEW-Y0RK and LONG BRANCH DIVISION.
~ Tms leave for Red Gauk Long Branch Ocean Grove
&C.. az ., $50, .. ll:ij a. M. $780, (, =. q y. m.
Pdlm DrawngrOOm Cars are attached 20 the $3.50 ana
Stages connect at attawan station to and from KEYPoRT
EREEHOLD and NETWORK RAILWAY
connections Leave foot Of LiDoryst, for Freehold at
To, ll;i5 o. m, A. 0, \. m
NEW-Y0RK' and PHILADELPHIA NEW
~ LINE.
BOUND BROOK ROUTE -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
for PILE DYKE at ROUND.

UNITED STATES ENGINEER 0FFcR,
Room 81 Army Building New York. August g. 1919
SEALED PROPOSALS. for constructing Pile Dyke A
ROund0ut New.Yok, will be received ~ this once mini
noon OF August o. 1873 Fol- forms Of bids other lnio
''''O" "Pp' " '"'' JOIN NEWTON Ltcol Eneineeu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12

gHERIFT's OFFICE
NEw.YoRK. July 81. 1878. !
certify that the foregoing Is true copy Of the Election
Notice received by th day from the Secretary OF STATE
Sheriff Of the City and County Of New.York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
gnstruetion.
an Young Ladies-Brooklyn.

pROOKI,YN HEIGHTS SEMINARY. The
ID Fall session of the 2Sth year this welapponted Gay
and boarding school young ladies' viii commence on so
1gth of September terms courses OF study &c
lars viii be sent application 70 CHARLES, ~ MISYi'
LID, Principal 1873 and lao Montagne-st, BrOokgn y =
MADAME GROSCHEL, 146 State-st., BROOK 5iS.
children English In all it, branches frehch INC
Of the family music thoroughly taught
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
no PHILADELPHIA,
Il VIA
PENNsY LVANIA RAILROAD.

THE OLD ESTABLISHED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
between
YEw.YoRK AND PHILADELPHIA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
prorosals
IMPROVEMENT OF THE HARBoR d, OF

Il SAVANNAH. GA W
u = ENCINKER OFrcR
AR1IY BUILDING, ERW.YORK Aug 6. 1874
4 SEALED PROPOSALS. for the construction Of 4 snh
merged In the Savannah River az the Cross TfSea MI
he received this Office until Of SEPTEMBER s5a
and opened Immediately thereafter. ~
Blank specifications aud all necessary information
be had application az this oice until August 26 "a
Captain James c. Post Corps OF engineers savannah Ca
Q. A. GILMORE. Lieut.Coi Of Engneers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
Ocean Steamers

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL. .
~ The Only Trq- ~ aufc Lice SAILING unLcr te AAlERI
CAN FLAG sai'nE every THURSDAY from philadelphia
LOED GIVE sails lhuI9lav Ang. ~ ~ q. 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12
rnnTM GERNLAN LLNYD

II STTA MSNIP LINE BETWEEN NEW.HORK-
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREM ~: ,,,-,.,,
COMPANY'S IIIsR foot Of NhCONDSl- h,'eOh E'.
MAI AUcu1t ~ itlEl. ....'- SAi' Aut,
MOS Aus. 70 bONA rit "
Hates OF PASS An from NFW.NJRk 20 SOUTHLAND
TON, HANRE, OR BKEMEh.,,, .co -,
FIRST CABIN, 800 gold SECOND CAbAN' Wv NN''
sTEIWAGl, So. currency. -,...... .,.tiA
Return TCketA a reduced rates Prepaid HN'0i"s' 0'
Cntes $50 currency.
FOr freight VI passag sc apply 70, -, a p,,,,. .,oo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12

JOHN hciDNAlsa agent y ba't'iN-pitc,, t'"'."l
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
VI BETWEEN SEW-YORK AID HANEE. .
PlcI Of CtmUIny new No ~ Norib RIVER ioOsOi AOtvu
FRA see 1udclle....... Wccuc iay Aug Is 6;5Ja IN
-1isHlIIIF. Damn. .. Ntlrcsday Aug. p, II O. m
WILLIE DE PARIS antrln wednesday Aug IS pm.
Seunrrs ttuS do NOT srepg' plas'ngrc'
For freight and passage &c Philadelphia apply to A'nzo
Shotwcu ChcFnut -. ...... .- q. - ,,...--.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1878-08-12

Foureeu Through Trains way daily three deD0ts In
Philadelphia, two In NaWYOrS
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-16

ACCORDING to the usual custom
there will be move, we suppose, in
the Legislature this winter, to pass a
law squelching quack doctors. Judi
cious legislation upon this subject is
proper. A man who is not we'll edu-
Gated as surgeon certainly ought not
to be permitted to set broken bones
or use the knife. It is proper that
the public should be protected against
ignoramuses in these matters, 1t 10
equally true when drugs are used,
Those using them should know their
effect and all that. How to apply the
remedy by law is the question. It
won't always do to rely upon the ex-
hibition Of a college diploma, for
these have been obtained in some
cases for money and not for, brains
and culture. What we most desire
to speak Of now is this, that there has
recently grown up system of mag
netic healing, a conspicuous example
of which we have in this city. No
medicine is used-simply manipula-
tions with the hands. DR.. Paul Cas-
ter, who has built here an infirmary,
the largest in the State, Of private
institutions, has been patronized by
many of the very best citizens of this
city, and very many of them will tes-
THY that his services have been of
great benefit to them. Hundreds of
persons from abroad testify to the
same thing. The Doctor lays no
claim to scientific culture; he is not
authorized by any school to practice.
We have only to say that in framing
law touching empiricism care
should be had that meritorious and
certainly harmless institutions like
DR.. Casters should not be legislated
out of existence.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-16
Bishop Andrews on the heveaste


Bishop Andrews on tho Hereafter.
During q recent discourse deliver
ed in Davenport Bishop E. g.. An.
drews, of the Methodist Episcopal
church, gave his views on the "heav-
en- and hell question:" which are thus
synopsized in the Davenport Gazette:
In these days when speculation is
rife, when 30 much is being publish
ed concerning opinions, when there
is so much discussion as to doctrines,
when every one can read for himself,
there is q good deal said about the
destiny of the soul. Not in the stars,
but in our nature, do we find our
prospects. Our character is our des-
tiny. Men talk as if heaven and hell
were mere arbitrary terms. He'll be-
gins on earth it is that awful disor-
der, wretchedness of the soul induced
by sinful thoughts and base actions,
which, unrelieved, unchanged, by the
work Of penitence and submission to
the Divine will, is described as ssthe
burning" Fires are. kindled there
in which the very soul seems consum-
ed. You know how hatred, pride,
ambition, disappointment, jealousy,
lying, impurity, crime-how they
must degrade the soul, how it be-
comes SO corrupt and disordered as
to Danish peace and allow nothing
but the darkness of misery there. -
That is hell-formed here; the souls
destiny fixed by itself. And heav-
en- commences on earth too-in the
soul here; penitence induces the visit
thought, nobility Of purpose, love,
charitableness, peace, patience, hap
piness unspeakable, dwells within,
and longiDgs that all may -partake Of
these joys arise. This is reform Of
the nature-and understand il, except
man be renewed in character he
cannot see Christ. The flaming sword
does not keep us ont of paradise-it
is our own will that prevents seeing
its joys. ~ ..s,. ,,ssF..
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-16

DIR. TALMADGE, on last Sabbath, in
his Tabernacle, New York, paid his
respects to the subject of hell and
plainly indicated that he believes in
q veritable fire. .as s.5
He said: r.. -
"You ask me, can't you explain this
away? Ianswer yes, but what is the
use Of explaining away furnace Of
fire when God says there is one? If
there is any mistake about il Christ
made the mistake, for He spoke It. I
appeal to Paul, who was no coward,
and before whom governments trem-
bled, who declared that the Lord Je-
sus Christ should be revealed in q
flaming fire, taking vengeance upon
those who know not God. st. John,
the Inspired, affirmed that the lost
should be tormented in fire and brim-
stone, and that the book Of the New
Testament closes with q dark scroll
on the sky. That darkness is no
smoke when there is no fire. Christ
said depart from me, ye accursed, in
to everlasting fire. Is not this firur-
alive language? l do not saw 4 IL
not, but II it is figurative and means
actually other than fire, it is
SOMETHING AS TERRIBLE AS FIRE.
When they say burning fire. know
it is torment unmitigated. Call tie
Bible language metaphor, if you like
but metaphor does not sooth the sub.
ject. But accept it as figure, and o,
your own. Let hell bea penitentiary
to which the wicked are assigned, OF
maelstrom which swallows down
all within its reach. I prefer Gods
language, and God says its . furnsoe
of fire. l.5,.2gl.gs
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-16

PANAMA, Jan. 2s--C hachapayas, the
capitaleof the Amazon, was visited by
an earthquake that dem olished sever
a houses and damaged many more.
Fortunately there was no loss of Life.
Ihc walls swaying TO and fro, the
groaningi of the roots, the noise of
railing trees, the walls cracking ana
throwing out clouds Of dust, combin-
ed with the shrieks,. groans, and des-
peration of the, agonized inha bitants
made q frigtful scene. -.
Cailao also experienced 4 severe
shock Of earthquake, but no damage
WAS DONE, z 40 No .tg !. u.
Ottumwa weekly courier. (Ottumwa, Wapello County, Iowa) 1872-1899, 1878-01-16

TIE New York Tribune has become
alnost frantic in behalf of the gold.
ties. The latest form in which its
frenzy has broken out is in urging all
the banks, trust and insurance COM
panies Of the Atlantic cities to form
. gold pool to enter into bonds with
each other not to lend q dollar to q
Western or Southern customer, no
matter what his standing or security,
unless he will engage to pay the loan
in gold. We hope Jay Gould's paper
will relent and be mericiful. A slight
frenzy seems to have seized the con-
Germ Just now. We would rather
Gould would not shake his gold
broazed fist IL the face of Western
people, for il is possible some very
few nesvons people might get
frightened. We have heard quite
esoagh about persons advocating the
The re-esta blishment Of silver, being
repadiatiouists. No gentleman will
thus stigmatize At least two thirds of
fAe American people. It would be
fAr more just for the silver men to
style the goidites - You1d-b robbers.