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The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-03-12

ever you may desire anything. Speak:
make known your wishes. swear 1t in
the presence of these gentlemen. By
the ghost o my departed father, wbatso-
ever you ask OF me, in my power 10 be-
stow, that shall you received
.- "Ah! my master, i'll only dared"
Sebastian fell upon his knees before
his master, seized his hands, Zand anyone
might have seen by his half lips,
might have read in his large, dark eyes,
burning with expression, one consuming
thought which his timidity alone prevent
ed him from disclosing -~,r--~=--.~~=.---.-r,~-,-
''Why do you not ask for gold?" whisp-
cred Mendez.sS De
ASK fora suit of fine clothes p suggest
| ed another "a g.
7 HBeg toNbe admitted among the number
Of his pupils!' added third.
A CLEAN of JOY frightened the eve of
the trem bling boy at these words, but be
shook his head and looked mournfullv at
the floor.
"Come, come, Sebastian" said Murillo,
while he smiled at what he supposed to
be the INDIGESTION of the youth, make
up your mind-decide upon something's"
At these words an exclams alton burst
from the lips of Sebastian; he raised his
eyes, suffused with tears, emploringly to
his master, and said with faltering
voice:
"Forgive me, senior; but oh !! grant me-
the freedom of my father!' .0..
"Your own freedom and his also, nv
good boy!'' cried Murillo. who could no
longer restrain his deep emotion, but
caught Sebastian in his arms and en-
braced him. "From this day forward
you shall be my pupil. Happy man that
| am! 1have accomplished more than
the making OF pictures. have created
painter" ~
> Murillo kept his word, and Sebastian
Gomez, more generally known under
the name of 'Murillo's creole" soon rose
to eminence in his profession, and sub
sequently became one Of the greatest
painters that Spain ever produced.
The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1879-03-12

fact that while this census reported but 81, 900
colored men, women and children in New
Orleans, it made out of them nearly 5000
colored voters.
The report states that the returning board
would never have outraged the people but
for their encouragement from the visiting
statesmen and the support which they and the
troops gave them.
Then follows details of how the same visitors
were deceived by the local managers and in
nocently co-operated in the frauds of the re-
turning board while others did not. It refers
very briefly to the alleged bargain by which
Hayes had 8 000 votes less than Packard got
counted in, while Packard went out and
mentioned Sherman's offers to prove intimida-
tion, but points out that whenever the COM
mittee offered to receive it the evidence was
not produced, and they were met by some sham
excuse for not producing it; how they had ex-
amined many Of the witnesses that were before
the returning board who, in almost every in
stance, recanted and explained how they came
to make their false affidavit in the first place,
and how such statements as they made before
the returning board were totally unfounded.
1t then instances the fraudulent registration
that was basod upon this fraudulent census
whereby it was made to appear that the regis
tered Republican voters exceeded the whit,
voters in the State more than 10000, while &C
tuallv there were no MORE and the refusal O
the authorities to correct TINS false registration
in cases where it's falseness was pointed out
From this the report recltes the direction by tn
Republican authorities to the supervisors o
parishes requiring them to return the votes az
cording to the census, that is stating the CO
ored adults by that census in their parshe
were so many, and that they were expected
return Republican vote corresponding to thu
if they ever expected any reward of prefe
ment. "-.
Notwithstanding this organized fraud, say
the report, when the elections were over til
Democrats had majority as returned by R.
publican election officers of some 10000, Il
vote polled being the largest ever polled in tt
State, and larger in proportion to the popul'
, 1879-07-01

NO SYMPATHY WITH THE SOCIALISTS.
Tho Freie Press Of yesterday copies from tho
Tors Frfsnd, With editorial approval, an article
tn reference to the report VI DR.. Schmlttt's
spcceh recently published IN TIA TRIBUNE.
After giving tho editorial comments Of Til.
TRIBUNE Sunday, the FOLKS Frtnnd says:
Thu consequences Of tAis inconsdcrate, inccn-
ofaco.hunter. d. schmidt, md tho lntianstnatory
n..eranccs e those ptofes'sonal aS,iators II liz
showing is hldeous iaee ' II Ills 4nsio Amerieaa aia.a
iTess i again poIng for tho iorcienci. Soon liz M
a1asc which tho t'crnan. American olenent VI tho
!eal fato Of MI great county viii
.. forgotten. The foIernnue,s Of nun. natiy.
rendy recently In tctnpcsanee movements and in
their attacks IN German Instruction. and tho old
Know. Sothlns!sm will soon break nut afrcsh.
icaa element has rainea during this quartes at
eIsar: heahsd calculator. II ~ !'orn'sn voe Il
porlanca for theae politicians: The to.nmuhisis
10 not .ee ,n .hciE lelusion that TIC AnsloA,ner.
IcaH pulitclRn l0okH OIL tIcin only ~ ln1ahB for
cid. Just as inc monkey ,sed The cut 10 ri the
!t.tssons 4, s5snpls bow .hsy'w' faro wnea it
hut we muat laugh at tho thseats Of thsae fol.
Iowa. There Ia too much c0mmon sense In tho
ct lhcse n:,tatots. snd to continue supporting
them With their hAtd. learned ,noney. Tie mnre
s3tsaTaxant W. ts1s 'saxogG1 g .fs. the :oonss Or
other cities nf tnta country, WHARF from thoH.
100 psapte.
prominent German paper and lndorasa BY au-
other indicates clearly that the great bulk OF tho
members OF that nationality ar0 nat tu sy1npa-
thY with, anu, tutlec1, ars absolutely oppoacd
70, tho sentiments Of tho Socialists an1 their
leaders. stnru they eanaot holp aeuns TINT tho
SUCCESS OF those sentiments Mran8 their own
, 1879-07-01


There was considerable of ~, agreeable Lisap
poEntment On 'C4anga yesterday. Thusc who
expuctcd that tl.e combination which controls
all tho No. 2 sprlng wheat III sight in this coun.
try and IN routc for Europe would advauco tho
price to figures so fur un1,oasd OF, md they who
looked for scene Of Wild colnmotlon n,l the
''ailoy" full Of lama ducks, were both treated
to what Old Bill Allen, OF Ohio, In one OF his
nrofano moods, won1d call "a id barrel,
illcalIky." The combination inastcd On no uli-
yancp In tho price Of the cereal. They paid $l.07
for al carload lots offered, alnt Willingly sold
blocks Of 5,0O1. 10000, NJ 70. 0nD bushels at tha
same figure: The bua!neas on 'Chan.o was com
parat!yGly light. THO cur-Ioatl lois went to the
continuation, aud t!0sc who had settlements
maturing did not bothrr themselves abous
securing any ot the grain. 1t was
to tho Captains office anil Aaitte the difference.
As the llo,,r for closing tic .Iuu tlea drew nigh,
lIustEtng, pushing crowd OF settlement clerks
nhdo she!r way to the otllcc Of thu agents OF the
others with checks fur differences, aud for osor
two hours the full clerical force ri the aforesaid
agents was Us busy rs besycFs. It was y prac.
teal royiva! Of The famous English ballad. "Thc
9d sesio WIZ b; e"snent'y p'aetca! ro'
All thu deals were not settled, though thoso
were no failures. They who .!ctau'tsd-,nl tl,u
amount remaining unsettled Is estimated oil
LIE HAf 1uu huutV0 t2 l,uUU,uuu
bu,hels--took atlvsntsrs Of The Tile,
appeal to H. Arbitration Conl'nttce ,ot
tl'at in case Of = cor1lcr-antl, the cxstsnco ol
this the combination stoutiy denT, alleging
tlIat they hayo bought the wheat ou i.a aeluaI
u,crIts-tlc Arbitration Committee slall iix ths
settlement prize At tho yalus Of tue property
Gor shipment, TO which shal ba added penalty
OF d Nrr cent, The unsettled contracts will bsf
bnuvht IN by tic combination to-day under the
rule. alsd they will undoubtedly Tx the price ut
ycstertlay'a tnarket.
The July option was unsettled during the
day, nn.l prtces ranged between tA3tSc A,ll V711c
Al tue close the Llarkct was weak, with niure
sollera than buyers, at oohc: Iha bears ars, on
the whole, not ulshearteaed Fur two cuuscc+
utIye season1 u,ey hayo discounted tho rrop
un.l reallzcd large protlta.. Tlluy hnyu ueted u1
The prsnrplo that III you only glys thu 'luugs
ennilgh Of Il, they will ilna.1Y wcakenn
then tho deal can 10 filed nt anY price tho short
anny clI0oso 'to name. Ihis is 4 Eoo4l deal ]ikt
thu system indulgctl In by some players Ut tic
seductive gane OF fnro,-'tW!ce successive
wtnuer, win out" Yesterday the August on
tul,s wcru sold ut 0lG1ul14c, and for Supte.nhel
thc ss,arkct was still lower, Ranging a. $3.50
On what mercantile basis these figures ast
bass4 Is ono Of those things that even Solomon
could not find out.
Tic reports from tho West continue very uu
favorable. a letter was received here yesterday
from prominent ulllral on Que Of tho largest
Kansas railroads, Stating:
H'The frell wheat crop Is given up A. tota
failure throughout tue State, aud the countie!
, 1879-07-01
MRS. QUINE'S CASE.
THAT CIJAHf1H al, A1.gnH.

The Quinn arson cnsc Was resumed In Justice
Wilson'S o!llcc at 10 o'etoek yesterday morning.
Mrs. Quinn waa put OIL tho stand o,co more,
and subjected 10 rigid cFoss-oxaniuattoA by
Col. Van Arn,an. Mrs. Baldwin natle OUT tho
proot Of loss, rs sho said shs lnaw better than
witness shut Tiers nus In tho house. Shs hal
had occaalon 10 doubt Mira lsalwtn's hon.
cstY, bns she believed TINT Mrs. Bald
viii Would mako out tlls ttst honestly.
Sho lad just looked Ut tho proof,
without reading Il, uni t!!en she stGned Il. She
hatt frequently done the salNe thing. She paid
very little attention To the list, as ahe did not
regard It as very Important. She WAS unablu to
stalu Thu value Ut her wardrobe within 1,0O0,
cu1nulated iron, time to t.ne tince her lrst
nlarr!aEe. she believed tic inventory to be right,
although She did not te'l tI.c Insurance company
that u Was guessing Etllatch. bhe signed the
proof o{ losstst. believing that 1t was all right
Witness was asked X s!ae did not stats 10 Mr.
Kinney, ouo Of usu representatives OF the Agri-
, 1879-07-01

Gaa0stS T. M ssfS cs;hs, d f'fs % '' III ias a'o
street; Oscar Hanson larceny OF q
bIs55 e. No. III III a'son ai" rees e" Aonso nae
lnson, larceny Of n keith from Minnie Allen:
Barney Park, larceny Of quantity nt eotn'
! from hs 1nflcr, who r Fishes to send him to SON
rsformatory 'nstttutton; =. 4: Moran larcer. e..
Filth nvon1o: Joseph l.aw1cr, nitas hSneh.
nn cx.6asc-halllst. CHARGED with attempting to
hargfarizs building ia Victoria alley; George
while stooring Alonzo Moicotni', Of New York,
through the slt,ms nt "Cbcyenne" Win ths
purpose OF hcnttng him.
Justice Walsh: Theresa Hobbs, disorier1y,
$50 fine; Fred Hartcts, striking Fred Quick over
tho hoau with n: bcerglass $500 to the criminal
flne; Adolph Roth, saloou.keapsr at No. u
natnoa jau,es Fallcr with hcer,mellott
heeaq.o he s1 no, EHy for s,, acs
O'Dopnell, ,'!sorlcrls conduct, so Gne; VIII:
iam 1Icnthrrulatt, striking Tcscnta Connors. of
No. ri West Laks strcct, over Tic !cyc. With
stone. saoo to thu Criminal Court; Louis Race,
sqy es} s: NsSssS ba sg "rcep ~ sit
thu list; William Mccarthy, charged With
robbng r. j.. Miller, Of q diamond cross
ans' gold watch md shain,, $soo to the 1t;
prank Ionson ts oenats tr,h sr, W. F
ward KuEc md Thomas Karl. &, 600 to The 9th.
AZ both bis Victims nro unable to appear III
inc; William Webb, ss0o To- Tie
Criminal Court for burclar'zlng No.. 81
West Washington street. anu stealing
soma molilcr's tools belonging to james O. Harm,
William Day, mil others IF lilo wotknen; s. E.
Badeley and Charles Scott, CHARGED with stealing
n clock aud some other articles from Augnst
Mascl,cr, OF No. u West Lake street, dis
charged; yll'e% Noyes dI,ofdcrlE on sGn. nn:
John McQuaId, arrested by, Detectives
j.ourh1in md Carey, and charged
will, robbf,g t. j. Martin, Of Maryland. $500 to
the 1st. .tlisttce Summnrileld: sam Wing, Gill
ncss lautlslrrmau. larceny ns baleo OF ". q.
Scotts washing, se00 TO tho lat; John Riley,
$50 Que for disortieriv conslnct; Hattie Tas1or
md Mary Russell, lisorderly. s2'5 fine: John
alella!c. kcsp!ng a disordcrly llouhc, saa' fine;
John Hoffman, negro found prowlinE
about residences on The avenues with
bottle Of ehloroform, 800 fine; Fraul; pcar-
Ron, Htci,ard Ryan. and William Henderson,
three youths who wero caught Saturday morn
tng In m attempt 10 enter Wcndt's grocery at
the corner Of state and Fourteenth streets,
$1,000 eacl, to the 10th. Henry Bcrns, 1arcony
Of o violin from Charles Noe, $500 TO the Criml-
nal fnilrt.
, 1879-07-01
HEALING BY SURFACE REMEDIES.

fac srho way ~ cure oy aosofnt'on Is tnlongn
Tho nath. MANY learned men nave Sought Tor .
perfect lotion and utterly Jailed aites 3cars OF
stadY. a otlcf mention OF thc discovery OF o
chemically combined lotion VIII convey 10
readers sono idea Of tho theory md practice OF
euro BY absorption a preparation was discovered
ny phJsle1ah VINO 1or years danesed win imam
matory rheumatism, and who conceived tho idca
that the euro must bo mado through thu pores. To
prepare tic pores for action, by cleansing, was
frat to be ACCOMPLISHED. Second, healing antl
strengthening ingredients TO be discovered Third
H. to comblne tho whole 40 that tho acslon should
20 Immediate Atser eafetai sfnay OF dinercnt
chemical preparations from tho psoaaei'on Of nat
nrc. anu Win mo assistance OF ono OF Tho nFst
chemists IN tho country. 'lotlon' was prepared
and used IN hathe OF warm "ates, resulting In a
rtttoct ana permanent cure hacn 'hefeA'cht or
which thotF "lotion" Is composed IS nsca IN daily
, 1879-07-01
COUNTY BUILDING.

c:ss' 5ssfs 81. Ms;ss s,aias! n' take his IN the Grim"
Catherine McDoun1d was ycstcrlny fined $o5
mil costs by Justice Hudson for disorlerly con-
duct.
James IIennessy, Of No. 8l1 Clark strect. u
man Of 30, yesterday took out license 10 mar.
ry Rosie Geary, girl oi 10, whoso residence Is
given as the uouso Of the Good Shepherd.
Friday will be the last day Of service In tho
County Court for the July term,and tho County
Clerks office will bo kept open from Q tilt 2 for
the accommodation OF suItors aad attorneys.
nt Washington Heights who was 50 unfortunate
ns to cause thu death OF child na1ncd Edith
Dontsch by driving over her, was yesterday ad-
,nfttcd 10 ball In tho sum OF 1850. i
Yesterday was seatenco day. In tho Criminal
Court, aiMf judge Booth awarded tho pslzes as
follows: jnhu Allen. burglary, 6 years In the
Penitcn1lary; John Kelley. robhcry,4 years;
George Edwards, burglary, year: Juhn Green,
larceny, year: George Stevens, 1arccny Ii
n1nnths; Fred Williams on'l james Lane. bur-
glary, each years; Frank Dcvart' burglary,
year.
In the County Court yostortloy thu following
pcrsons were Aljudgel iusanN mud paupera:
Theresa FIeckc, Mary Callahan, Charles HERE,
Gathering !troknskl. Michael Tooic, Enuln Eli
Ger, al,.l William a. Turetuan. James !. Joncs.
the co2nred man who couple OF years ngo shot
ono Ut ls trotllcrs iii Cottage Grove avenue,
wns aljudgs1 not insnno. Bridget Wa1sh was
or.lcrcd temporarily detained iu tlla custody Ut
her husband, James Walsh.
Tllc Grantl Jury yesterday considered n few
miscellaneous jul cascs, and fuuntl tour true
will be returned Into court. The cases against
tho "ecnlperah were also considered, nnd, al
though M indictments were actually found,
It is understood that ,l.u cn.ire gnng
1rJ11 In i7If ell fC.tfnp Tim Afuxt
, 1879-07-01
af'oro rcq,.!sitIc
tare not at 1lt}crj
nre a guarantee
be o,nl'ly yrecon
x-u-B st.


agents Tint o.. o., j! |. T.. for nil
arms anil mtnft,,ls " iii Do I,~". !" sut non.
There are various elements comprising tho
new marty formed against Uiax, nnd thcfr shit
bolcth IS "Viva Ia Restatlrarton,p or "Succcas
to the Restoraslon," meaning the restoration Of
genuine civil government, 6nsel on progress
and stability. Tile Restsutacion has In its
ranks members OF tho Church pasty, Liberals Of
various shades, and utrn KntlicAls. Whit tho
secret power Ia that untcs such onposfng forces
IL not easy to determine, but that they arc
united 70 overthrow Dtaz there cannot bo a
doubt. Tho existing revolution II ono Of the
most completely organized rorofta against q
temporary established Government that haseycr
taken place In hfexico. Tho leaders llayo
worked With extraordinary secrecy, md
by mastery concert OF action have
shown their strength at oil points OF
tho Republic almost at gfsnn hour. Tlle
growing aiscontcnt nGninst Ding was believed
10 G,o generally contfutd to the nnt!-AdmintBtrn-
lion newspapers, but The detailed facts, as sol
forth n thete columns, pfors TINT The rsyolu.
journalistic fields Of actIop. What will hc tho
thrrc Is no man prophet enough to forcscll
Mexican politics six months nhead. IT,. how
cycr, Americans will grant the "ayudnh de-
maildcd, and International complications follow,
1t 10 certain tint the EestauFAcfon party. II It
gains firm foothold, Hill demand protection
against tho aggressive warfare Of D1az, should
ho show hfms"lf strong enough to press tic
revolustonists porthward. 1t Ia 9 characteristic
OF Mexican revolutions tlIat d President onco
assatlcd there Is no rest for thc country until
lie IL dethrohed or dead.
, 1879-07-01
THE VITAL ENERGIES,

cxnsustEng dltcnsos, or tho influence Of dcbllf.
fnt!nr Temperature, should bo fetnfo.ced- phys::
cIans io1l nh-hY some wholesome st!mulant: tnd
aiming tlo.b which have been testcd and adnlinfa-
Tered by them. mono has received zach hnarty rso.
ommendalon as iiostctter's stomach ntttttt. Il
has been preferred l5y them from shc fact that lts
II modified ~ and made the ychEctc Tor. she yeg.
stablc medicinal principles incorporated With Il.
cascs of general debility, constipation, and other
disorders Of the bowels; IN d1spepsIa, nervous At.
fcctions. urinary and uterine hilmcnta, fhenna.
prevents as well M remedies; and In liver com-
plant. 4 household stock of medctnee can
scarcely bo called complete without this lnestttna-
bic medicine,
, 1879-07-01

An agal man In coarse suit, With decidedly
Me-, last Friday. The baker stniilugiy steppetl
forward. "Can take a lunch hcrof' asked
the uann.. "Ycs, sir" said tho baker. and plac,
Ing stool In trout OF table told the man to bo
"0h, brought my lunct, With n,c," inaoecntly
replied AAc mau. lle pulled two cEackers from
one yest pocket, tlshets out large chunk OF
cheese and piece OF cako carefully Wrapped tn
lie could bo acrommodA Atcd with gln8s Of water.
T!e baker replied that t'cY were out OF Watsr,
aud tried Ills best to sell the man 9!ass OF u!lk,
which flo refused. lie wns observed 10 wrap up
his lIps, eet Into haJ.rack aud drive %.
, 1879-07-01

Thu United statcs sub-Trcasury dsbursc-
menss yesterday wers $4,000.
John Dc Berg, tho llpuor.dealcr who waa
complained Of tho other day for selling lq,lor
at WHOLESALE without wholesale dealers II.
ceusc, Ind hearing before Commissioner
lluyna Yesterday, tho case butg continued un-
TIL Wednesday.
1faryey's otIIce yesterday footca. I'M *3l,;,Ib.
OF this amount, 81 1lA waa fnr tax.pata spIrlts,
ft7r9 fur tobacco ul4 cigars, ts34 for beer, AMI
$.,45E frutl tile sesntannual tax uu tho uupostss
OF prlYatc banks and bankers.
, 1879-07-01
Z. JULY 1, l879-TWELVE PAGES.

In tho wcstorn part Of tho Stntc hare already
begun to mako appeals for nid to tho Governor.
The rain has cunu loo lnto to bo Of my help,
md just in ttmn to spoil tho wheat. Corn pros
pccta arc Coosl.n
Onu nf the commercial travellers Of largo
grocery house IN this city writes from Iowa
Western part of the State, and are very bad from
Cherokee west to Ynnkton, Oak. They tnfcat
territory forty miles wtlu BY Lii mllcs long.
They hayo eaten everything Ercen-whcat, corn,
oats, rye, nlid batlcy.n
, 1879-07-01


held their usual weekly mcctEng Yesterday
morning, Elder Willing In TIC chair.
After some discussion, Mr.. Williamson moved
TINT no mora meetings 10 held until tho first
Monday in September.
an amendment Of Dr.. Hatfield Tint tic mat
ter be referred to tho next mocting WINS agreed
to.
Secretary Marsh said The meetings this con-
ference year wero better than lie had known IN
eight years, md, he believed this to 10 due to
tho Business Committee, ho moved yote OF
thanks to them for their efficient services.
Thu Rov. alr. Davis, Of Redwoou Fails. Minn.,
Of 1900 people out Of thu l,aus Of tic whisky
mem 1r.lnkonncss having prevailed there to Il
fcnrtul extent among tnen antl boys. 1t wns
now Q quiet, orderly town. Hard work
s Htesn regrctts a1e' at ' ors gnea pfcsress Tssp
hat1 not been made In Chicago. With proper
concentration Of The sentiment OH tho subject,
the opposltiosl could be overturned.
The lluv. Mr.. Nate said IN number Of other
Towns ~ TINT ssalc victory bad come after
hard light.
Some routine matters were gono through
with, and the meeting then adjourned.
DIR. HARRIS. ,
The Detroit I'oxt sass that tho Secretary OF
tho Standing Committee Of tile Diocese OF
Michigan bag already received 2 considerable
rnittroa of ntfnr t.,.n.s. .,onttt. H.
.o,soosota 0T1 ~ Tt.,ns a'sInas 10 ss
NJ, n9ounpnhia tt,. lnesI ~. occh
tlrinar Icro a"n,ns ~ hnu1 a w - m3 a,.
nras,"n.;a, ~ ~ fs. ~ nso ossu nt'eIl III.
Etem'1an!e c.t. ~ tnE aasso n.nuus souo ~ tnt
i,Ishon G...ses' G.aa1u.. .. suH snpposea l1Is!l
st@,,cd eaI II. WIS ,aepTssu' mneseas ne rS'
Eo ,min n' ~. noastnG vi, Ma7 asseptsu.
~ -n..,ita ~, 4@s''Ha III 'a.seu f mas o'lV
~. ,ts tssu.iH.as5. ~ lily uEo uA!nn"tIon u
.e aataS IT, mslS sas.sod' oaI t'v .lcsessnty
wnrifn~ ,I,n fern, ns.a,'t IN o5
- ~ ~ aet,Int anae!tL ~ t"o eon1ecfaIoA
II - :. ,,nt if."I5 .it e'tEsso.. ~, . 49,,
pla.e befora fniI. Wt,lnn llnrri. tlrsrea thnt Il
shall ,ako ploco on thr ilrh NJ Hcntcn,hcr. whleh
Is ills birthday, ami mn carncat nfT,,rt viii bn
u,a,e to ncrfeet nil lila nrcifminnrv arranga.
ments so ns 10 rrntifv lin. n nnssihie, In NJ,
prnbabIiity tin consecrntiou vii tnke nlnce fr
st, Jnfncs' CInrch. Thfs ts uni1erstnod IN In
llts wish. nnd tho wEshcs NJ thn ron,]i.tatn or,
usually consulted In these matters.
THE BAPTIST M1yIsr.Hsf
weekly Conference ,rns t,cld Yesterday mornno
the ntiendancn bcnr yery siln,. I1c nr1rr 1. vi.
n ,,nnrr hy lin ifcr Z, awiit m t.ihc l5ns,nr;s
Rotation tn lin Prnver.Afontint, u h,,t 1n faci1
tn nnnnnr. whnrcmoo,, # wa. orr"cI
that thosa nregsnt sho,,jd Hva ihcir
uIpnrJonce in con1uctinr nra ayrr.,ncrsincs nn
their m,etho,lt of ,nak!nsr .f,nm n snrcess ;ri,i.
Rev. Mcasrs. Iiurjhnf. Amorson, Sntierlct;d
pnttnrsnn. Jnrinr i}nrnnnJ. I'ed1ic stnnc
mil Inrttnrr t1a}. fnrf n thc cyrrrfsna riui"1
, 1879-07-01
A utSE 1EPhR1l1RE.

Particular attcutton Is called to tho advertisement
of the Equitable LtFs AssHrance Soctetv Of to-day,
rolatlvc 10 their !sfmpti.atd md Theontkstibie
Policy. 1t acts at rest In the minds Of policy
holders Of this Company the aims and purposes
of It's managers. It also shows whcro at Insurance
contract can be found that docs not require On at
torncY to interpret. Tho Euultabe's contracts
ever have been most llbcra and Its oiccra actions
IN tho payment Of clstmE most consistent and
worthy this age Of advancement. Instance thc
payment Of tle ''Dmlght" policy sixty days after
Col. DwIshtn DEATH III strange tohtsadistinctlon Ia
Tho cousse pursued by score of otter companies.
, 1879-07-01

Indigestion, dyspeps,a. nervous nrostratlon, and
ali forms Of genctal debility Eulloved By laktuv
Mensmnn's Feptontzsl 1iaet Tonic, tae only
preparation OF beef cont4iu!n9 IT. enfss nutritious
properties. u not mere stiu, liant lks thu ex.
tracts Of beef. a9s eontssns blood making forco'
fsns fgsta.ee IL al enseebsd eoatlsns whs;Io1 X.
result Of exhaustion. nervous prostsatlon, over
work, or acute dtscaaui particularly u 1osuistnR
Co.. Proptissors. Nav York. For sale By drug.
Df4fE.
, 1879-07-01

Insane by Tho 1urY, and telegram WAS sent to
ElGtn to learn whether there WAS room far him
there. Tits nost painful end oE M activc husi.
ness life Il tlceplY regretted by the sccres Of
friends whom Mr.. TutctnAn has made during his
long residence In this cilr..
, 1879-07-01
Busuctt's cocoaine strengthens tie growth OF

Tinafore fireworks Of The most popular kind at
pAMsQu'a. Eli State stEeuk,