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VICk's
FLORAL GUIDE.

FLORAL GUIDE.
Z nesutllGI work Of 100 Pages, One Coloreil
15aOWeT rate ana 300 ustra lions with
a. scraptlons Of the best flowers and VeEetabes and
Low E 70 grow them. All for FIVE CENT STAMP. In
The FLOWER AND VEGETABLE GARDEN I7s
feses, Six Golored Plates, ana many hundred En-.
sIatihss; For oU cenfs In paper covers; 81 90 in
elegant CLOTH In German or English ~
N1CK'S ILLUSTRATED MONTHLY MAGA.
LINE-S2 Pages, COlOred Plate in every humber
and many fine Eagravings- Price Sl25 year:
Five Copies for $500. 'oA
VICK'S SEEDS are the best In the world Send
List and Prices, and plenty of information Address
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WHY HAS A WHITE ROSE on a golden Tyre
been adopted as trademark by j. q E. Akin
son? because their toilet preparations have
become so popular that they are extensively
cOunterfetted. WIS
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LODHLE'S HEADACHE SPECIFIC cures head
ache in 5 10 20 minutes. Price 80 cents.
1t is the general opinion that Durnnqs Rheh
matte Remedy is the only known preparation
that cures rheumatism permanently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-01

COUGH, COLD, OK SORE THROAT should not
be neglected. "Br0tcH's bronchial Trorhes' are
simple remedy, and will generally give imme-
date relief. sW
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LETTERS REMAINING IN GEORGETOWN P.

MARCH 1sT, 1879
LADIES' LIST.-Been Anna A J Miss; Bohnsr
Alice Miss: Craig Mary l. Miss (l); Doody Miss
FISHER Eliza Miss; Frisbie Frank E Miss Cranes
Mary Miss; He witt Emily. Mrs; Hemlsiy Mary A
Miss; Norris HELEN Mrs; O'Leary SaIlie h1rs ::
smith Fannie Mrs; Sooner LISA Mrs: Tucker
Catherine Mrs
GENTLENEN'S LIsT.-Houehton Vim; Popple
W s; Randolph Leny; Somers Frank; Sieve Benz !;
Taylor Geo l..
1t ]. NJ. EDMUNDS. P VI.
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ARIOsA FREE.-fou will get sample OF Ar
buckles ungrOund roasted AriOSa coffee free il
you call Immediately On your grocer 264
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PARTING WORDS THAT MEANT SOMETHING
a telegram from Fredericksburg. Va. FEB q.
says: Col. Tudor. on his way TO Patagonia start
ed this morning fer Richmond. A young gentle
man or Fredericksburg volunteered TO take the
place OF the companion who deserted az Wash
lngt0n. In speech to the multitude that Wit
messed his departure, 'Ol Tudor said: ..If you
Will give as much attention TO Your own bust
less as you have 10 mine, many OF you will be
rich before | rp1urn."
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ARIOsA FREE.-YOu will get sample of Ar
buckles unground roasted AriOsa coffee free If
you call Immediately on your grocer. 964
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Condensed Locals.

Street lamps will be lighted at Il P. m. aud
extinguiShed at AS q. IN. mia, -.
Grad Adams VIII have the SUNDAY titIoh VI
tho RaItjrnnr. 4 merriam for sale tomorrow.
Uousekpeprrs and builders viii be Interested
In me advertisement Of Cayerly & Co., Is
htterS.
Mr.. Justice strong presided at the Yale ar1nini
banquet last night, and Prof. Thatcher. OF Yale,
was the honOTed guest. Chief Justice " ate,
Hon. X. L. Gibson. NJ. C.. Hon. stephen Kellogg
ard others made addresses. The company in
ciUded Prof. Simon NewcOmb. Peter Parker.
Gen. W. NJ. Dunn. Col. Garrick Mallory, l. 5. A,
and about thirty others.
The " gold mine near the Great Falls of the
Potomac Is about TO be operated by New York
AMI Baltimore parties. under the style OF the
Montgomery Mining Company. During the last
week the company has shipped to Rockville a
large quantity Of mining implements.
IL seems to be rather a risky enterprise to
undertake TO supply weekly journal OF the
size and character OF The Republic for twenty
cents a month. but if any body can do it,, Mir.
John BIisben Walker is the man. It is hand
some well-filIe;l publication.
Mrs. Judge De2ne- Of Georgetown, while
avenue and 1th street, this morning. became
faint. and fell from the platform or the car,
injuT1ng her left arm and shoulder.
The AnacOStia Gun Club. a Tccentiy-fOrllc1
organization. composed of about twenty young
men. mostly fiOm capitol Hill. some Of whom
are excellent shots. held its first practice to-
day. Some g0Cd shooting was done at glass
balls
Mrs. lockwood will renew her application for
admission to the bar Of the supreme court Of
the United States on Monday.
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PILES.-N. Chandier's Pilon. s,lre cure for
P1les instant relief; harmless; never falling All
druggists: 90 cents. Principal depot. J W.
Drew. 9Th and Penna avenue. Q IN W.
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EIGHTEEN
HE r RI NJ G IS
S AT & S

IN THE hECEET GREAT
FIRES IN NEW YORK,
JANUARY l4rH AND JANUARY 18th, 1879.
Preserved the Books. Papers ana Securities of the
following parties. All these firms, and othe.s-foI
mer occur ants of the burned buildings-hays pur-
chased new HERRING'S PATENT CHAMPION
SAFES since the fires occurred:
HOWARD. SANGER CO, g safes)
NAUMBURG, KRAUS, LAUER &CJ
EDWIN BATES & co
VAN VOLKENBURGH 4 LEAVITT
WALK1NGSHAW Il VOIGT
HENRY W. T. MALI 4 CO., g Safes)
FORSrMANN Il CO.. q Ssfes.)
sCHNAbEL BROTHERS
HENRY BAYLIS, q Safest
JOHN SLADE i co.
Z. E. MARKS.
SEND FOR THE CHAMPION RECORD.
HERRING g. Co.,
ana 252 Broad,ray, Ne,c York.
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1T MAY NOT BE GENERALLY KNOWN that TT p
ii. the Prince of Wales when going to India or
dered 100 cases OF BOLLINGER to be taken an
BOARD the 'Serapis" for private use. 'N
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The Weather.

The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICkR'S
WASHINGTON. March ], lSt9
For the middle states. Southeriy 20 Mestsl Ir -
winds falling barometer, rising tenPe nIn,de
WeetSer- in rho northern portions light snow.
RANGE OF TIE THERMOMETER
Tho ,oIioWtnC Is the readings or the thermom-
eter ar ire signal ONCE during the DAY: a. M {,
sIc. T.s5 a. m 26e; IL midday, 80; p. NJ, 39
nayfmupn SO: minimum, 2lo.
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T w. BGTELER g. BRO.

T w. BCTELER g. BRO.
SOLICIT AN INSPECTION SaS
BY CT ITEMS AND STRANGERS
OF their extensive and attractive stock of
CHINA, GLASS WARE,
CROCKERY, PLATED GOODS,
AND OTHER USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL
HOUSEKEEPING ARTICLES
Goods packed to 20 out of the city free of charss
J. W. BOTELER Il Bro
DIRECT IMPORTERS OF CHINA GLASS, &c,
feb2I-tt S23 Pa. ace.
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CITY ITEMS.

ONE CABINET PHOTOGRAPH, 81; three cards
II. BiackldSes Gallery. III Market SPACE.
1T is ALLEGED says a cautious exchange
'.thal Dr. Mary Walker prescribeo Dr.. Eu{rs
Cough Syrup"
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StamInerinp Curod

DIR. Moses Son, OF Virginia, have opened an
Office at NO 4o9 10th street northwest. Their
success In curing stammering and impeachment
in speech has not been equaled In this or any
other country. Certificates from the principal
ity, and can be seen at their office. Cures rnor
anteed. 15rn S-s7rn
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| NaTED eTATE0 a PER CENT
pgNDS on hand for immediate deiiyery
cola si1s. o - Columbia. Twenty and Thirty-ys
s. SSs Bonds Of p. Q. guaranteed by the unitsd
0saItSSs, coupon or Registered bought and eold
Osn6r investment securities BOUGHT on ordaru
sue<V LEWIS JOHNSON 90, Rsnkera
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TO BUILDERS, CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS.
By virtue of the deed OF assignment from George
NJ. Barker to me, l will sell, AT RETAIL FOR
ASH, at No. Gao and 65l New York avenue be-
tween 9th and It'll streets n W., DOORS. SASH
BLINDS, GLASS, HARDWARE and other BUILD,
ING MATERIALS W j. MILLER
f.b28-3t Trustee and AssgnSs
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SURE THING; it never fails; cure yourself
or 81. Prot. Chapins Buchu-paibG-a quick.
complete cure for all urinary, kidney, bladder
md genital diseases in male or female. ST., at
druggists; advice free. Depot, IS Barclay St
n T., ard for Washington at $50 Pennsylvania
avenue 11h-tJi TN c.
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SPtCiAL NoTiCE--0n Tuesday March g. we
wi MN IL nave on sale 100 rolls OF spring carpets
cents up at e. NJ. TowsOn's s3s pennSv,Ivs,,J,
avenue, near the market OAA' ~ '
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-03-01

1HE Police CHARITY FCED.-The fund CO..
IeCted 0y The police Of this District las season
IOr The yellow fever sufferers. 81 .2t9 and held
by Major Morgan as treasurer, is being distrib-
uted oy the police 10 the widows and orphans
Ol a deceased policemen where eases of dS.stftu-
tlOn are known, and among the outside sick
ara lndlgent known 10y the police as deserving
OF neip. 10 IS wei known that there are in our
midst many persons or responsibility. VINO have
KNOWN tetteF days. and Who through sensitive
ness VIII suffer hunger rather than let their
cOnOut1On be known. Slch eases as these the
police are attending . with their Own fund in
quiet and careful way Major Morgan hold
TIE iund and hoACra al drafts made upon him
MANY families have Eeen relieved in this man
Ief, eltner by money, clothing. fuel or prOyi
sloES, and thus far about E7Ah has been cXaend
tu since the arrangement made some tire
Ntehs since. reports are made to Major Nor
gan every morning by the lieutanantS and new
ItGulSljlOnS made on him. The conclusions ar
lNec at BY the executive committee Nare 10
uihOCIse thlS tHnd III this way towards tn
close Of the winter. after other piIh.ic cnar1f.-
funds had been extended
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DO Not FORGET that the mos, ax,roo-a,,,or-
pafgalh In silks ever seen In this citv' is the
genuine bonnet silk, at 81 so now Retno or
teffed az Connony's, 18th st. and Pa ave
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1HE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE Coat a spe-
clal meeting OF the bOa!d or managers of the
NuIuu rlre insurance company. held at the
Office OF the company this morning MI. VIM
hlhS, OF Georgetown. rendered his resignation
as member OF the board lOn the ground that
tht committee or examination had reported il
us iGeXpeiient that a director i'm a stncL- .aoo
pahy should Dc i manager or the Mutual com
Fany, winch conclusion he approved or. his
resignation was accepted. anu Mr. .JeSsa II
caLCy.
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THE SOCIETY TOR TIE PREVENTION OF CRUELTY
TO ANIMALS held lis annual meeting at Tall
madgc Han last evening; Nj. Gatchei pTesi
dent, and v. &. DUyaN secretary. Hon &iOuEG
Bell, Mr. W. f. Reed and sir. George L. Douglas
were on the platform. Afr. GatcheI called thc
meeting TO OIdeF aud delivered his address. and
Dir. Duvaii read his report As secretary. AMI also
that OF the treasurer. Gr SO'nm0nS. The latter
showed receipts for the HaSr year. 1852: cX-
pendituTeS- S+42".; leaving deficiency OF
s253 -. There was SIN due the society st21
fTom the Police court for fines imposed i'll cru
city 10 animals cases. which would reduce the
deficiency By hat amount The reading OF the
pIEe essays b. MT. Douglas followed and the
prizes were awarded by Mr.. Ben in appropriate
remarks. There We're three classes OF connect
torS-aHy age above l.. from = 10 !. and below
10. and two gold medals We're awarded iu each
class As the essays W@1e read the prizes were
awarded as'fCllO|s;- First elias First prize to
Burton c. webster. - years Old. 1884 4th street
northwest: second TO ". J.. Baxter. 20 years old.
l25 E street northwest. Second class-Firsr
llrKe TO Miss AatiieF CCOSSCy, u years old, 34I
\ street southwest; second 10 Willie NJ New
IOn- "a years Old. -. 18th street northwest.
Third class-FrSt prza to Appleton p Clark
r., l3 years old, N3lldch School building: second
TO Miss Sophie y Verdi, y years Old 50 f4tl
street northwest
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IN INTERVIEW At THE EEEITT-A few day
s-Ltt Cit q lie Officers OF the Insane Asylum
came over TO the rity in q buggy and for COM
paHy brought along with him one OF the pa
tIentS, a Mr. Won BIucheT, who styles himself
The General of the Army and Admiral OF the
Navy or the niied States. Superintendent of
romeo, &C. They stopped at the Ebbitt House
where The official paid a visit 10 a friend and
Gen Won Blucher having heard that Gen. Sher-
man was al The house sent up his card TO him
General OF the army and the General OF the
Army ard Navy" is not known, but when the
latter came down Lis face was Wreathe1 In
Smiles, showing that the interview was plea
SAINT and satisfactory one, SO far al least rs he
was concerned
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1HE HOWARD HILL AID SOCIETY was orpan-
yea last night at the Office OF Capt o. : II
Wal, IoL lhe purpose OF aiding the sick and re-
HeVtDg the wants OF the poor and SufTeTinG- in
The vicinity OF Howard university. O. s u,
wal! was chosen president: &. y Oiev. vice
president: W. j. Simmons. secretary: Jas NJ
gregory, treasurer; {. y. Otey, ~. Shadd Rev.
John ~ Brooks. Rev. ". i. jefferson and ID l.
via 4. Messer. executive committee.
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fetl7-t

(tALICoES. e. S and &c yard
~ Calico Remnant. Csc round
Cottons. 4, g. Z, . snd Toe yard
SheetlEg Cotton, lSc. yard.
Gasslmeres for Men and Boys. 2Sc. to 81 yard
Mhite ana Red tlanneis l212 to 6OC yard
Nine. D6mOrGsi's Reliable pa;ter-,e
!ana -tr jos. h. BAILEY. cor. Sfh q r SITS. -
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avenue. y w Inc
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DUNLAP Coz spring styles of hats are now
ready and FOR sale by James Y. Davis, SONS
AGENTS, 6zl pennsylvania avenue, under Metro,
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FOR UPWARDS OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs Wins
,o"s S0othfng Syrup has been used for children
IL correctS acd1ty OF the stomach, relieves
Wlnd collc, regulates the bowels, cures dySen.
tery and diarrhGa, whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes. An old and we'll tried rem.
edy; % cents bottle
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EDUCATIONAL.

VINDERGARTKS NORMA INSTITUTE, with
N Model kin6ergartens ana Advanced Glasses.
MRS LOUISE POLLOCK, $40 Sth ST, and Mir
SUSIE POLLOCK, 1l27 18th st NV, Principala
Day and Evening classes for Ladies' cecs-3m.
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TEE NINTH annual CONFINEMENT Of the
Medical Department or Howard; University Will
take place at lincoln Hall on Monday night
rent IheIe viii Dc 4 charge 10 tie class BIZ
Patton Will then confer degrees on the follow
l1g graduates n p. Adams. T. 4. BalIOck. A.
b.; ; q. B2sSelt. u. Il. EeCAtel. Geo. T. Cornell.
a. IL .Ilennan, l. :: C. u. Jordan Tn0s Nc
CORK, A. L. Rogers ana {. b. Shirley ir MI
Bechtel Is ircH itDIsbUrg. Fa.;Nr Jordan irOTn
saltwater MIMI ana liz. Rogers, from AnOt,a.
Alhn, and Tie cthCTS from this city.1 The
Faledlct0ry VIII &c by George Z. COnnelI NJ u
ard Rev Clay MacI'auley VIII deliver AN adj
dress on An Ideal for the Physicians" TIE
music VIII be by DOnchS full orchestra
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FIRES LAST NfGHT.-The alarm from box to
last night about = o'clock was for the burning
OF three frame tenementS in the alley between
Isl and "a and G. and ii streets northeast IL
originated in the house of Mrs Lanhady dUrjDr
her temporary absence, and the house was in
names when the nTelEen arrived. The fire
communicated To the TWO adjoining houses
owned oy Mr.. Coulter and Mrs Sheahan ard
all were destroyed. Loss Sl,501; covered by in
SufaLce. The alarm OF lire from box a
ABOUT 4:l5 O'Clock this morning was for the
burning or frame house 1916, in alley between
10th and 18th and = and q streets tort invest;
owned by Mrs Ann Hurley and occupied o.
John Foster tcolOret Damage about $3.50.
CHURCH TRUsTEES.-Tle Church Of the Re-
ueemer (RefoTmed EpiScopa9 have filed Ger
tlncate under the Incorporation act. that the
Following have been elected trustees Tor ten
years ID. W. Bliss, III. ii. Tilley. T. 5. Post
I 1aI f'ea- D. X Rogers j. F. Page aud l.. Il.
Parker. -. The Metropolitan BAPTIST Church
cast Washington have filed a certificate that
>: Kingdom. l.. +. Forrest Sporord and Francis
mclean have been elected trustees of that
church. - eiN
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MADENOIskLLEy Y. PRTp'HoMME'sF FRENCH

SPENCEhIAN BUSINESS COLi.ttsE,
~ Corner 9TH and L streets w. EsLAbffshed lR6l
tg hundreds OF graduates. men and women, ~
noialng positions OF trust and profi The couroS
nTesPSndsnce. Business Calculations. single ana
Commercial Law. Political Economy, buEnsS;
Ethics and Lectures Entire course uiay be CON.
dculaIs visit the College, or address NY
novSo h Q. SPENORB. PRINCIPAL
PRIVATELY Oh IN GLASS. Latin N.fe.
West Point Annapolis or OoilesI 81 smpnIneos
Terms modsrate 9. W. Flynn, A NJ III Tt \. -
". Ca before IL m; after .. M seplSS
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LECTURES.
T INGOLN HALL.

TH1s SATURDAY EVENING. AT O'CLOCK.
r. W ID. BRYAN
the late Chaplain Astronomer and Historian az thu
z. = Polar Expedition under Capt {. r Hall Will
deliver highly interesting Lecture treating on
ARCTIC RESEARCHES AFTER SIR Holm
FRANKLIN,
Illustrated by StereoPtic Views
ReoeIpts IN aid OF tie Eothen Arctic S-.-,h rS,o
ol.ion under 5chwatka now in ne Ar II, ra,i,ns
hon-eslon, 50 c-Ets; Reserved Seats 81 Now At
MetseTotts music store, Pennsylvania avenue
IL. j &. MORRISON
Connecticut western news., 1879-03-19
woods House n old M ngnzino.

Every person becomes morally good or ba and intellectually great or small toy the thoughts winch occupy his mind from time Io lime. These thoughts are derived chic hy from reading. Rur, in oni"r that rrsd.pk may he ip the highest degree priNtstds,
 there mus, be a capacity tor rea'ing we'll II, d x taste for reading, whis can onlys be secured by supply ct appropriate tpatttr, such as w;ll h1 tnund iG NOoD's H.,UsR. H ID MAGAZINE. Indeed. this monthly 10 , dut d W ilh p, cai rel, renee to these reeds. Having the best American and tOrrlgn peri odicals and hooks rub ished cuiing tue past fifty years to select from. Mr. Wood strJves to present from month to month 'Sclsp Book,m c0ntsining the choic, si tTeaspIes pf the best minds c"nc,rping tle vaiiuhs' sub. jecls treated Tbis Msgs zInr Is also believed to be tue cheapest reading published inr the school room and firesidr-a yeats numbsrs heing equivalent tn mnre than twelve dOslars' worth or bound hook; aud those who know u hest have repeatedly characterized 1t as .'rhe Prince ot PeriodIcsls. which DO fam. lily can afford to do without" Handsomely illustraIrd. $2 per yeaI; single cupyy 20 c n's, But any person wno has not seen ths M-g x,nr sInte lts recent enlargement and impr"v. men, mn, ,btsin q s' mple copy, for only. .fre cents by IMMEDIATELY addres,. Ing the Pumnh.r. $. S. MOD, Tribune Building, New Y"k Guy.
Connecticut western news., 1879-03-19

was free gift. So IS the Bread of life. it is without. money and without price. 4th. Though free, 1t had to be gathered and pre- pared. God could have put it into ever, house, and on every table ready to eat, bu, here as elsewhere, He teaches men to be CO., workers with Him. So in the work of the souls salvation, there is something for us to do. 9th, The mama fell every day and had to be gathered daily. The lesson to be learned from this, IS that of entire and un cessing dependence upon Christ. Every day ny prayer aud faith we'are to gather fresh supplies of heavenly grace. 6h, The mama satisfied their hunger. So Jesus eat is1es soul hunger, and nothing but Chris, can do this. Give A man every other good. and still there will be void m his soul, a want that is not satisfied. Jesus fills ,hls void, saiisfirs this want. Eth, The mama Saved for the time being from death, Jesus gives to tbe soul eternal life. Though saved from starvation then, the Hebrews died at last. ''Your fathers did eat mama in the wilderness and are dead, he that eateth of this Bread shall live forever" Eterusl life !; how much of meaning in ,bese two words. They mean more than simple existence ; they mean an existence forever, with all that can maRe il grand and blessed.
 AT CHRIST CHURCH.
 Text, St. Matthew. xY.ii, 2O"--For where two or three are gathered together in My name. there am l in the midst of them. This te ext is the charter of, public. as dis,in- guished from private worship. There is no confusion or opposition between these two kinds of worship, but each hes sphere ot Its own. We have public and private du- ties which are entirely separate and distinct So; with the two Kinds ef weEsAip that oi ,he individual in his c1oset, and ftat of the whole congregation in public. We must du the one, and not leave the other undone. Those who call themselves Stay at hom. Christians" fail to make th,s necessary dis tinction. There ls in the text also a specix blessing promis, d to those who are gather ed together in Chrisl's namr,' viz: "Thrrt am in The midst of'them." We'lsy tot little stress upon 'he positive promise of the Saviour himself. We do not grasp i, ea gcrly. As we ought, We lack such strong | faith az can alOue make us real zs Hi. presence in our midst when we are assemb led in His name.
Connecticut western news., 1879-03-19
CORRESPONDENTS.

Clayson.
 Lyceums closed last week.
 Funk E. Lindsey of the Mass. Agricul- tur"l College Of Amherst, is spending his vacation of two weeks with his parents in this place.
 Miss Nellie PArmalee is visiting friends in Mill R,vrr.
 Go. K. Goodwin, BTncs & VanDsu sens popular cleIk, is soon lo leave us, aud Acel Rood is to 6Il the vacancy.
 T. l. s"cGelt, vi 2 has lately taken l." hlmsrlf wife, is to move into JAmts Shuuz' house on the hill.
 c. E B .rn.s oi Ashley FHils IS to occupy the D nmiup hdus- ati"I Apr,l 1.
 M,. Johu Tuhhs oi Cnnuan has moved in,n on.. "t R L. Tatrs irnemtuts.
 B D. Curtlss contemplatrs nn auction to tske place the 2slh of this month. M."
Connecticut western news., 1879-03-19

The great international walking matci h Gilmors's Garden. New York, terminated Saturday night at 10 o'clock. with the fol- lowing score: Knw-ll 500 miles, Enn:s 47S. and Hartman 460. Rowsll takes ih. Astlsy champiOu belt, and about &25 GOO Ennis @i6 QUO, and Hartman SIO 900. OLeary started In the race. hut wss com
 Delled to withdraw after making about 2Otl niles on account of bad health. He hs,
 walked too much the past year, and was i,. 10 condition to beRin the race. He has held the hslt since March last. having won it h Euglaad at that time with score 0, 6e0 miles ROwell Is an Enelishman, sen to this country ',y Sir John Astley. the giv- eP of the belt. to brins 1t back across the water. and hr b . fulfilled his mission Hartman is Yankee from Maine, aud wak fhe popular favorite on the track but no at the pools. During the last two days of the contest he was well nigh exhausted, bu, plnckily held on, to make 45O miles. whicI was necessary to secure . share of the gst money. The crowds of peUp'e visiting tn. Gsrden were immense. and the first day doors were broken down by crowds whs. found 1t impossible to get inside the huild ing. The receipts wrre over 95I 900 Weston has challenged Rowell, the match to take place iu London. May 5. after which he will be challenged by Ennis. who feels confident of bic ability to bring sbs hslt back to ibis eouRssy.
Connecticut western news., 1879-03-19

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