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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-31

We have had n number of instances
in the recent history Of the United
States to show that the reputation
borne by the community or state IN
which men live Is not a subject OF in-
terest TO the pnblic spirited alone. but
that il touches the pockets. the means
of living OF all who are citizens there.
When il was proposed in Tennessee
short time ago to repudiate a portion
Of the state debt, the attempt was felt
TO the quick by all the communities
which live in close relations with the
rest Of the world. This was not alone
from feelings of patriotism. The best
informed people Of the state knew that
their own fortunes were bound up In
the honor of Tennessee; that while, as
a matter Of policy, the state could no
more save money at the sacrifice OF Its
credit than an individual, the ruin of
the state credit would carry with it dis
advantages for all private credit. The
proposed measure was keenly felt by
the commercial centres and by the we'll
informed classes in every quarter. IL
the proposition had been forced to an
issue il would have disrupted the dom
inant party, which has held the State
by as high a majority as $1,000.
The sharp issue in this instance is
but one among many which show the
sensitiveness Of the public good TO is
sues involving n community's credit.
Capital can only go, for investments on
loans, where IL does not meet hostile
legislation and to communities in
which a sound commercial honor pre-
walls, such as can. by the restraints Of
public opinion, hold all their members
TO an honest accountability. The com.
munity that enjoys freedom from legis-
lation hostile to capital and is perme-
ated by sound business conscience. is ia
a position TO get the use Of capital. IL
any is to be had, and TO get il on the
most favorable market rates.
The standing Of the State OF Michi-
gan has long been high. The credit
Of the commonwealth itself is OF the
best, and our merchants have in the
great trade centers every advantage
that comes from being part OF a sound
community. Ii may be said that our
position, socially aud financially, is on
the same plane with the older stocks in
New England and New York. from
which our population has been chiefly
supplied. IL was because OF our pre-
vious reputation that much surprise
was manifested east at the reports sent
out in the spring that the loose-money
element was sweeping the State. But
that report was premature. Michigan
was not speaking in he. serious mood
at that time. The decision pronounc.
ed on full consideration of the subject
! tells very different story. Even the
old communities OF the eastern and
middle States have . sprinkling Of the
political partisans whose supposed
presence in Michigan gave uneasiness
at one time. but this State IL now as
auy. Governor Croswell's plurality
Of 1900 tells the story Of what Michi-
gan character is and with such a record
, our commercial position will be stron-
ger than ever Kalamazoo Telegraph.
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Believing there Is not a family In the coun-
try who would not like one Of these oonyen-
lent Scales. II they could be obtained at a low
price. We have made arrangements with the
manufacturers. so that we eau furnish one Of
these Scales and the HiIIsdaie standard
tor ono year. for eco, being one-half the
usual price Of the Scale alone.
Every Scale is ma5e Of the rcry best mater
lat, nicely finished and fully ,sarraRtod by
the CHICAGO SCALE CO. 20 be accurate
and durable. aud + particularly adapted to
the use of farmers or others 70 whom II Is de-
sirable 10 know the correct weight OF any ar.
ticle from + ounce up to $40 pounds.
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aud who want one Of these Scales, can send
US new subscriber or have an additional
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Cd. and may not be offered again, we advis,
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Address
HILLsDALE STANDARD.
Ilillsdale. Mich.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-31

In July, 1864, the value OF the green
back dollar was 35 cents. Now il is leo
cents in gold. Republican management
has nearly trebled the worth OF the
workingman's money Cincinnati Ga
zette.
Chairman Potter can't get any of his
Democratic associates 10 60 10 New Or
lcaus with him to continue the momep-
tus investigation. The business has
lost it, wonted freshness and fasciua-
ton Philadelphia Times.
"Can any thoughtful, self-respecting
Northern man read yesterdays debate
in the Senate without blushing for
BlMne2'- Richmond Whig. Can any
s'se.f.respecting" Southern man read
of the murdsrs. frauds aud barb srities
on which Blaine's resolution is based,
aud which cannot be successfully deni-
Ell or explained away, without blush
ing for his own section, which fully in
d1ses the crimes? - Philadelphia
Press.
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Lynch raw uaiked sn Minnesota.

MILWAUKEE, Dec. 1T--Last night
VIM. Chase, the alleged murderer OF
Frauk Goodhue, was brought from
Menominee 90 Chippewa Falls, Wis,
aud placed in Jail. At l0 o'clock a mob
broke into the Jail, took Chase out,
placed a rope around his neck, and
dragged him half block, when he
managed 10 escape. The Sentinels
special tonight says that Chase was re-
captured at Eau Claire this merning,
half dead with fright and cold. The
sheriff has appointed sixty deputies,
among whom are Lient. Gov. Bingham
and Gen. Ginty Of the Herald, and viii
escort Chase back 10 Chippewa Falls
tomorrow. Chase claims that part
ner Of his committed the murder, while
Chnse's n tler says IL was her son. -
Great g i.cm, mt prevails.
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The e1ecutive commi,,ee o. ,be Board

The executive committee of the Board
Regents met on Wednesday even
Jug, when the homeopathists we're in-
siructed TO bring specific charges
against the hospital management on
tlse day following. which was accord
inply done The investigation was
then proceeded with aud continued AZ
some length, when II was found that
many Of the charges bad grown out OF
Misunderstanding; aud better feel
ing prevailing, all the difficulties were
amicablv settled. Prof. Franklin and
DIR. Ma, lean shaking hands a. christ
ian people should. The snit between
these gentlener in the tirc iit court
viii be disc ,ufinued, which ends all
warfare. II Ann Arbor Courier
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EgARPER'S BAZAR.
1879.
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Trains are run by Chicago time. which f. p
~ nutes slower than Detroit and Columbus time
AT trains rln 1e.ly. eXccp, sundays.
CONNECTIONS Close connections MADE AZ p
slant. with VI. G.. 4. r. for all points east an.
west A. Manchester, with Jackson kranch oi
Is. a VI. :. r. r. At liillsdale; with !. r. a "
: r. r.. At Bankers. with Ft. We, .. d =. h. r..
for points north 4ri south.
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The Volume OF the Bazar begius with the first
Number for January of each year. When no
lime is mentioned: % VIII be Understood that the
slh-criber wishes 20 commence with the Nuus-
1er next after the receipt 0f his order.
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gg- Michigan Accommodation, going Mes,
Train at White Pigeon.
rY- Mail and Night Express trains going east
connect With Trains for Detroit, az Adrian.
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Periodicals.
EFARPER'S WEEKLY.
1879.
II.IUSTR
NorIrrs oF mn PREss.

TIe Weekly remains easily az the head of IL
lel-atcd papers % ite fnc literary quality, the
sH1a'y - ~ upe aud woodcuts.-ls springfield
.lIulIUau.
If pictorial attractions are superb, and en-
brace every variety OF subject and OF aItsilc
treatment -fIuu's Herald, Boston.
Thh NCekly j. q potent agency for the dissen-
nation Of correct political principles aud pow
rrfI. opponent of shAms, ir3uis, and false pre-
Express, Rochester.
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Tho Volumes Of the Weekly begin with the
~ uzmber for January of each year When
.o time Is mentioned, it viii boz understood that
hn subscriber wishes 90 commence with the
Uuber next after the receipt Of his order.
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.

flu.
Postage Free % an subscribers in the United
~t afes OF Cauldas.
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A letter-nghter--a proof reader.
- es.s.. d. ...y
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DETROIT HlLLsoALE & SOUTH
WESTERN R,R.
Trains win leave the stations named, as follows
from and after Nov. 2tth, ISIS;
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Railroad Time Tables.

LAKE. SHORE & Mon. SOU.-AIQA
CENTRAL-LACKSONf FT
AYNE- D. H. 6L
LAKE SHORE a MICH. SOU. Y. r.
Trains win leave the stations named, as follows;
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sELF-EvIDEST FACTS.

But We do not need investigation 20
establish certain facts already of official
record. We know that 106 representa-
tives in Congress were recently chosen
in the States formerly slaveholding, and
that the Democrats elected l0l, or pos
sibly l02, and the Republicans four, or
possibly five. We know that 35 of
these representatives were assigned 10
the Southern States by reason Of the
coiored population, and that the entire
political power thus founded on the
numbers Of the colored people has been
seized and appropriated to the aggran-
dizement Of its own strength by the
Democratic Iarty of the South.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-31

A Grand Rapids fireman named Geo.
q. WIthworth has resigned to enter
the ministry.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-31

But whenever a feeble protest Is
made against such injustice as have
described IN the south, the response
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-31
LANSING DIVISION.

Trains wInleaye the stations named, as ioIlox'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1878-12-31

Eugene Bradley, Elmer Jones and
Thomas Liney. three notorious color
ed persons, have been arrested and
lodged in Jail at Flint, for entering
the house of Mr.. Lamp Saturday night,
destroying property, and assuming
the proprietor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-25
LOVE ~ 4 CHrECH CHOIR,
And How II R~-uIied In ~ Murdsr-Letterp
Anrr Irecher's st,ir.

INDIANAPOLIS, Peb q. William Grrcnlcy
il on triad here for the murder Of Ida ksrs"y.
The parties. both colorod were nlemlers of the
same church choir. Both were married. hut
thew tell in love for all TINT, and. II If alleged.
aer"rd tn get divorces. and Join their fortunes
for life. But Ida got angry nj lns'. and refusrd
to allow Grs.nlt.y tnvi-it her aud on last Christ
nIns eve the dis 'nrdrd lover shot her to death
while she WIS ON her way 10 church Tn" l"t-
t.r- TINT pn-s "a h tween IN" pA rnrr Inter 81
insHnl Oriclnri. In Auyus, Hrt ldn wrote tO
such trnariiy thu 40 Ooh swords "a sharp ~ the
end ~ u .rp"ut'- tom ~ sou q u I burst them
A-unher:" n's,. that The sunshine OF hope
StiIi hhr,ls l.n lT-,lt rnNr. thou III the pathway
- often ov rshhdowci by the black clouds 0:
d -pondrnoy."
From another letter II appears that her
parents had been living her y sa utarv wnrn'ng
and she Snys thu II eyer IN MI history OF tn .
world Ian nag" wHs used 20 turn on" against
another. it wra used ] st night t. turn me
ngninst YOU. hui ! could pot stand to tnkr. On
| could not" srwhrre sh" AYERS that owing
say lin the lnnsuneo of job. my eyes were
rivers nf trrrs.'" She quotes Scripture rnd
tnlks of the Almighty in connection with her
guilty passion Will n facility only surpassed by
the pastor Of Plymouth. and she repeatedly
prom - to marry w limm.
The drlrn"- is thnt VIII IN whS inanne when
he killed her. Shorty h.'fore commit ng the
crime he wrotrh letter snyins; The lie ia cnst
and YOU have gal. Il my doom. u God! wuul ]
could h, rrlcHerd from the ivy nj doom that
awaits me-. hut II is too lnhs. 1t must come-the
SO ,nrr prrh rs, II" h'tt r,
The hu Of TN" trihl vi j 10" nwnlt"d IN IN
i.rc-, esps'c ally by prtticul followers Of Horny
Ward Rt.tuhrr
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IOsT UIIH ILL ON HOfRD.
The Signal scr~'cr Omccr'. Report on the
Hnitrrns Ini-t Nrcch.

CAFE HArrIEAs INLET n. C.. Feb. M-Af-
tor dilig"nt -'rrrh. and ntrr seeing numerous
papers | can find Only the following fhtr con
c.rning the lark ASHORE at this pw~. Her
nnme ia Philip Snppirioh. Capt. Ludwig Kor'.
and. from papers found the owner seeiur 10 l"'
Heinrich Bauer Of Rost,'k. Her books and
papers are all in The German mnsunee. can
nnd no clue ~ to where she hailed from. or
hrr intended destination. All the papers
found nrn of old dat =. Th" Captains
private journal md the Minister'S mnnun
1T navigator show no recent cntrts.
The only pnp"r have bearings recent date ls
"A cert II at. ot insurance dated llurl"n rol.
England. April 70 1877, signed 10y Covrrlal",
Mririweathrr Todd. The cargo is SUPPOSED
Ia have been potash. ~ several hnrr'ls oi that
mntrrinl hny.b'rn wn~hrd hnhurc; also several
,hrsts contain ns clothes ana hrdd NJ, Tnr"o
bod cs have been wushrd ashore. One 81 them
~ suuro- Il to ~ that of The Captain. Fifteen
pieces ~ Eugllrh coin were found upon his per-
son The rev NJ" ali Thought 10 hay" been
drowned. No H-- stance 'Nluld DE rendered on
nreount ~ tine high Aln. ms the hnrk wns lying
on the north point of Halter har ~ the break
rrs. Nlie IS IL total wreck, broken entirely to
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THE PIP.ICr fSS.IILED.
It's Fe~ii Ia the swiessness mud Unbeiier OF
Its Owu hiidrcn.

In the Catholic Apostolic Church the Rev w.
Andrews pr,achrd last evening ou the rHpiSN lie
said that the rumuirruou the dogma of inaiiihity
blow to the Roman Catholic Church from which It
cond ny IT," he SAID. inst al Of nc
know ndgins errors and rcIenunE ., them the Church
has placed -cl beyond the rcach Of forgiveness by de
Itself 90 lS the possibility ~ God
M --d lis d-pt At this step Il
taken Tor, whnlc the decnc pf,siiimne nsliriiy Mas
tsins rnd in Run,c IN i-;u. the city VISITED ~ a
rtorm almost unpr,crdcnird IN iis Violence. en-
Protestant Prussia conquered Catholic France. AMI
the temporal power ui the lapucy wrrst,d
irum II forever The doom OF Roman ctthohc I'm
Is only question ot unA' No church can live winch
places woman. no matter how purr and holy or how
greatly she may tr favored OF Hod higher than HE only
Son. tie Redcrnrr OF the world The PRONUNCIATION ~
the doetrn, OF nAilliN 10y riu- and his Cardinals
only rounded thc history o the Church aud rrndcrcd
the ~ tor drsrucuun In the future the FHnhcN
nothing to tear from fruc stantlsm, it, great Ir IL
lac the la loesnc-s aud unbeci OF It's chilivu
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Homes Drawing theIr ~. nci"i Warmth rs-ou
source N.Ic tWay.

LocKroRr n. Y. Feb 2i-Thc experiment n
heating l, city Toy ricnir IA, proved hshl, .-ul
Three uuL'> tis properly c"svrrd Win noncouduot
Ing material lai under rruund through the prn
cipal stIrci, raiin irum zc'ntrr boler hoI-, aud
my d rvnt dwellings AMI other e'iifcc nciud.ni
large iuhhc school, luiidin.. have hcen thoruuahy
warmed all winter bw, lin-' mur than niils III aN
iruni the ernFr itrr heated rad ~ a. tin-a
n. VI do ! SL,Htu meters provided that each
umer need pay onll Tor what hc con-utncs II q
4 NJ the ,tcm can b. side Nclusd a. flrni u
Il ~ pnui. pressure transmitted through wV n.
a. miAs ftpc, hr- suppius Iewrr iof trelu'. snd
manu- % and steam cookine and lauId
pn-s. Tor cNuuru-hns c"nhnl ration, tur arint
IT lee siow. irurcuns hNlrin> from irn-t
The raf, rctual, charged a. tn hore do lO<
eacVcd former cost OF his out aid w,n-i.
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Tho Pulpit from which Mr.. Lloyd Retired.

The pulpit OF the Madison Avenue Reformed
Church. IN lie vacant by the rc-isnauon Of the k',-
William Lo,ri occupicd ye-trrisy by thc Rev DR.
H. witt o. New BrunswSk. The congregation was
much smaller than u-rH numbering about ld.i i-r-ins
Richard stout and flnyd Ciark -,n wcrc installed a.
..lrr- nnd q T. hiLh.ll, A B'ck.trin. and j H.
Bsd~in H. ,Ac"nN Dr. Dewitt slTke m hi. prayer W
ram AMI anNisty the wVlf-fe o te chur H. Hnd
nvok-d DIVINE guidance. ". PRAYED. too, that q Il
wuui -rnd n pA~tor Ter The -rNcv there
wu. a lingering by n,enitsr~, whp talked nlriut the
trouble with Mr. Lloyd and the -pnr- -ltrnisise A
,nd OF IloVd -aii that church l. t. he
rurd hiiu In M,di-,n aud that SIXTY irn,le-
IN his Od cuugrgauun have -gnncd uiir intrnil"r to
liNr up their l.w- tn, 1t n hAN II Mas also -sd
that he had i ooso-d t-a he ought " ubandVn
the U.s. Oi spirituuus haur
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-25

Col. J. j. Hickman Of X ntu Ky told the
Anericnn II importance unDn IN C-oper Iusutuic ,c-ur
d-y that thcr ~a,n widespread HSapprrhcns.on IN re-
sari ~ The rr'rnI derived nv ih' GoNtunens rm the
u hlunr The nm'-int -si,rn H-St-tsn.
90 annually TIA, ~ p.s hy tl.c rs'u who consumed
t, stun aud not Is the d"Hi,r' I've iAci j. o,rru-
thn. cust, Ia, NJ "a lpslpn tr prov .ir -s
tu l,ik u Ter and pri -,. iunHu, iuns 10 hud
ihr dlnukHtd-. rp-il, NJ Anlhi Snn"unc'd that The
Hev wunam Lloyd wvuh -'on -'sal 'rvw the socicD =
ilHtfurm
IN, I.V Nj hlwrn sa.l ieior n" hnersrn In n.
II rance mon IN Tn iAll dat Ia newark hlurr
Il, Hr. -prr, t-'nir usir i,o- aA-u,I TINT hnd l--n
-nHhcd ,u the whlsk,5 sli, 81 tat u,e r, II
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sraHhs IAoM InA IAAhGRArM

nr JArrd L Wnrrrr wc kpowN drn,piN Ami
luhlnr fr,d, ap"l riAtS hvv wars, manufacturer
dId ~ iHh ,1'>u'rihy.
r1e GovrrnnL'nt o Spa,u has or,eird the expulsion
irn sphin al nr-t iui trinpn pron'nncin- HfHi-t
The rls v+lmc tnr pre- -'nt kins, and that ul rv
Gently dv,SH~d ioitgn ~Nrr'iEn
Ju.ph e duncan. the d'huluns President O the
rus,f bhnk vi san flHn,i T, VA R.r'.rd Nr IA risA
" lie taId l~s- annexed ~ uir d,ni Al truii,hi>N
upei.d hl man whu ubd L. Clu- II nshin lul lN"'
oVcd h, waS in onurd The b dr"oln, snd found Duh
rnn ~ lrd
wrcs, ing mat h took lacr irtwcen Jacob AnIiinie,
,Hlnrn k"i.i. Hui Jans bNimrd ~ Dewitt, tHuul
,Nunt,, Mo on FRIDAY night Arnitaw Wa lutuMn
rN"rI unsS Altar Tho math wa> "'"r amt n.
barnard -i.-l VITA N, t4l ut Aifh a 20
won't i-nlni MIN '"d rlun4'd . kiIs intv ai- tIIVa
,vrins llv Jts Nal vrul
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Made Inann- by Impri.ou nent.

] Earl Putnam wac sent to Ludlow street jail
In default o a. 80 in suit Instituted hy Vim q. fsy
tor ssitpu diuasrs pr dcrma,un ci character. ~eeh
Aro he l-ean to show -Nnptnm~ u Iu-nu ~. rhyscan
cu,. that he ousht 10 H. removed tn Hsylum Tor hi
iu-sir. hut 0, muNal WAS opro-d lie hechm" ,to
lut Yesterday. When taken cut Uf hs cell hc ti'd u
through ur window. mud b. haV, 4 ~ he th'rsh
-cnei.Aiv wa cciug kil him. The MnrLu III mttt
ga atnn TODAY a. have rulufr iace.i NJ mn i.Niu'l
Putnam anf iHl u-. Il, live NJ - NiniHn place. az
wtn inunair irH'uiN fuutr'- IN, i-i- say List "a
suit a. amt linn ., pnrt O a con "a acy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-25
sherman. View. o. silver.

WARRINGTON Peb A.-In conversation to-
day with Allison. Who had charge OF the SILVER bill ~
the senate Secretary sherman said vvry tciiedly that
he should carry out the provisions OF the il ~h,nt
became law, aud would bc rcaiy TO bcsn coming atouce
without saving -, sherman hinird that he rearicd the
lil ufip urtHnt n"An- ~ winch ~ tNlr0
sumption could ls -'urcd Ali-ln thinks that tins
cannot h. done ll oHidug siNtr but lS PAYING u out
y ihen Hc,uuiuaun. VII Is PANT cor dutu- II =
cow r-riinn Wih SlcruHn h'Ad- him hVioyp that
Iblrti millions viii l. cumd th,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-25

WAsHlNuroN. Feb. 2i-Some Southern NOM
ber. Who mel uHt will H. imiH-'inl, L. -',uro the
u-.ac oi the sH. AMI I~ainr h prnviiue the ir.r
sul.-iy whch Tom SCOT d-nHni.. have pr und
iicr tan io-tncinf the inuiH rui f"l To- flnhh
milo nd tt total Anuu To fi7 pttti or nluut hiatt m"
sul-cttpunn asked ~ bhis in rrnt hN SCOT Tnr hl
pr,,ni-, Ter branches tN Nom hlr NickIurs. and Nrw
leans and has the usual IN r. fdd tn RI ht
way. 1h. pruCct hHs i-su ~hllnltt d I" hunti ton
an be- l. unr-iod To- r ready 10 nNu Its adppuon as
r. substitute iOr Scous bill
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-25

The new joke ID 10 rrmark thhi tho courts and
(LN rrunrh nflNe. a. IL gi'- uu ~ fatreh's Day
.dy ns-,ftS hst Nou ar' mi-tahn. r th,t aunt
l. n"i hsH he shay VT" insist nat hArilh
ull ulc hu tu b. suspended nd hdi uitN
l. A. hAn " Then you plaii ulst Tia
ITlu " Nan H4l- pn sunday iiis year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-25

An'r n brief sermon yestrrdHy morning. the
Rev stephen II TAns. IT.. Sld that Sl+'un h"d hc'n
su ilDrd o pas on u,r sa'l III the church, sni
that he wanted 2ltrl irfure lNpt Pour men "h ID
already subscribed slntH och Hlwd iM.W' yer fthl
tu thor Hu~ tiptIOiI-. mHkiis Sl~th lir rest Nhr
quickly subscribed. mHSlns esbl 20 - - the -h hNl
fhc sub, ripiln huk and ll cNnn we're hrd up i
Dr r,us- trni- hr ~ris ' fru~ a. ~ tr"h ~ l"lh al
hA,,ilLls fuN. ." nv rn- rNsNllNn nnI lnnf lplnna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-02-25
Trouble Ahead for Cheney.

WAsHISGroS. Feb. 2i.-Chnrgrs are ureforrNd
BY \ Temple a.niust rnomnsr Cheney. SulerintenI.
c the Railway Mail scrNlcc First Division hs office
being IN Boston TINT hc pid money tor -r,cc, not lr.
turusd, that he iusiulnt lial IN establishing post
ruutr- IN New Hampshire whcV thrr prH-ini
thru all Tor the brnrht Of rclAuNc- aud ponucal
ir"nis thereby sub tcung the GuNrrnncut u NrHry
rNsnliiurr ui iriNrrn ssppD and S1DDObl, AMI that
he has been nesiecuul VI lls dutcs