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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16

Haverly, the theatrical manager, who runs
han dozen theatrical and musical companies
successfully In different parts of the country,
replies to an inquiry as to the secret Of his sue
cess: "First class attractions and publicity.
The public require to be told what you have to
give them. Advertise! advertise. is the key
note which has to be played upon In every
folm." The veteran Barnum made substan-
tally the same answer to the inquiry. He at
tributed his success In drawing crowds mainly
TO printers ink" 1t was by ingenious adyer-
Using that he worked up the Jenny Lind furore
TO such financial success. OF course he pro-
vided genuine attraction, In the irst place
but 1t was requisite secondly, that he should
make the public appreciate that fact by the
liberal use OF printers ink. The same fact Is
true In any business. First prepare to supply
good article, and next let the public know the
TACT through the agency of printers ink.
A moderate step In the line OF compulsory
education has been taken by Illinois In the pass
age OF law which requires twelve weeks
schooling yearly for every Child between the
ages or eight and fourteen
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PROFESSIONAL.

L ASOi
( iOHNS. BUN!ONS, WARTS, DISEASED NAILS
~ 1t Is gratifying that Dr. SUHULTZ. 9U3 Pa ava
Cup sta1rs may stu be consulted Painless ecientfc
utalment. Ladies ana children attended apl-iy
SOMETHING NEW - TunKIsH BATE. a
- great Injury. Certain cure for chiils and fev>e
coughs. colds, rheumatism. &c. SOC Ct q w., ns3
gumciarX square No connection with Mn. D1
ooeu0 Ot. n IL 6OSEE. feb1-1ys
nH. DUKE, DENTIST, 423 7th street south west
Of Teeth, SIS; Teeth filled, 81; Extracting 49,
without pain, 80 cents All operations war. SII0
ranted. oct31-1y
nk. II. M. TALBOTT, DENrrsr.
u Removed to southeast corner 7th and
set mT5xIV
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B. 81. WARNER,

The Heal Estate Review, published at nv ofB,s m
the 10TH OF each month. contains complete dsf az
al the houses have for rent, together with renort
concerning the condition OF the real esfste MIL
throughout the country. Oall and ret oOpv = =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16
TOAN SHERMAN & Co.
Real Estate and Loans
st. Cloud Building.

q Real Estate and Loans,
St. Cloud Building.
FOR SALE
beautiful COUNTRY PLACE, within . hall
hours ride of the city
A very desir.oIe HOUSE CORNER lot) on East Gap
ftol street. bargain II sold SOON
Some cheap LOTS, well located on easy terms
and money advanced for building
fne HOUSE-new, and under rent-in exchange
10! desirable unimprOved ground
A desirable HOUSE on 18th street circle st a very
reasonable price ''''
city. S~A " 'ue
Alec PROPERTIES FOR RENT and RENTS
MONEY CAREFULLY LOANED AND IN
VESTED. N
ap102w JOHN SHERMAN & 90
II o B EMIT.
no. S2S Missouri ave-, gas and water. $50 90
NO II =; Gap st., mod. imps., IL rs......,. So 10
No. 1SS z. Gap. st mod. imps. So 90
MG. 15 IN By Sc, med. tmpe. as 90
SIo-Sis Sth st. Sc, 1906
Stable, / St. bet It'll and 9Th se............ 500
Houses and Lots for sale in all sections of the city
A. A NICHOLSON, Real Estate Broker,
Lenox Building,
04G corner 7th and G sts., Room q
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The Above Is only small part Of the Property tor
rent and sale on by books For complete List see bul.
letn issued the LIST and 18th Of each month which
can be bad on application at my Office. viii be sent
by mail, If desired.
AUCTION Sales.
On SATURDAY, April 10TH, at 4 80 p m 7th and
Boundary.
On SATURDAY, April 18th. at pm . K st., bet.
4th and 9th.
Loans
$1,000 $4,000, $4,000, 81, 600. $780, $500 at per
cent 81 500, 81 con at per cent apl6fr
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ENSON'S
CAPCINE POROUS PLASTER

the best most convenient. inexpensive and efY.c-
saepticA concerning the above statements to con.
au. tenaole physicians in their own loo llity. lis
nLeas merit is known to all we-infOrIned pays
,h ana they viii confirm the assertion, that Il is
AAo TX o. eA'ernal remedy ever devised.
sod SOL, by T., ALL DRUGGIsTs.-PR1cE Is CENTS
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COvEREIaNs COOPERATIVE ASSOCIATION
~ 1923 7th street H.eU.
GROCERIES CHEAP FOR CASH.
NO LIQUORS SOLD.
Commerce" -Four, our own Brand .......... 81 90
-. @. ;" Soap, our new brand 40 lib. boxes zoo
canned Corn Beef x lbs ...... ..........,. 3lc
6 ID boxes Satin Gloss" Starch .. 55c
humiord Yeast Powder. ...................... l0c.
All goods guar anteed or money refunded.
ap14tr A. SCHOFIELD. Manager
bridal PRESENTS.
- NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS
AT LOW PRICES.
SAML KIRK Il SON,
ap14t17th 172 West Baltimore St, Baltimore
pURE SODA WATER,
BLOCK-TIN LINED STEEL FOUNTAINS,
AT PRICES LOWER THAN EVER BEFORE
MARBLE DRAUGHT APPARATUS FOR SALE
Oh REM upon very reasonable terms.
Send orders or come early to
Depot-67 Greene street,
GEORGETOWN, DO
apl2tr SAMT C. PALMER.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIFl

,nan1s rsss SI Mt sPssy rsmoysd By remedy
on receipt Of i've dollars Hstisfsc&i xnsrS,s3s
e teonndentiaIy g: Q; WORTHINaTON.
g. Gay st., Baltimore. Nd fsh1l a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16

The New York Sun to-day declares for Sec
retary Sherman for the Presidency,-t Is T.
say, as between Sherman and Grant, though 1
doesn't like either the principles or the prae
tees of the Finance Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-04-16

s6asssesd sS1.af1ssoa IN Tour ws.S1 fsiass ts..
po0tbaA This life rogtorfne remedy should be tnk00
by al about 70 marry. or Who hAve become W0ak-
enod from excess or any other cauoA Success IN
% Per CO Sole Agent Or. JO0 JkOoUlD. Uni.
voEu1N x1a0o, New yo9k
UgUGW1G1s supplied SanlSy
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24
pon,t Civ up the INN

When these words we're spoken by our lament
ed Lawrence, ii must have been solemn time
for those Oh board. and probably not dry eye
among them, seeing their commander mortally
wounded, ana still giving orders like the above;
but not more solemn than when the family ply
scisu informs you that some one " your family
has an affection the ungs which, neglected,
will eventually terminate in Consumption But,
reader, don be frightened or give OPP the ship
for DR. Hale physician OF Europe discovered
remedy tor I'll Coughr, COlds, Hoarseuess, Difii-
cult Breathing, aud all affections OF The Throat,
Bronchial fuhes and Lungs leading to Consnmp.
iiou, aud o. N CBITiEsTUE, one OF our leading
mediciue dealers, OF so. sirth Avenue, NeS
YORK, believing the market required an article
which was certain s9fe 81 j srs To DO the work,
and vet within the reach O Ai As regards price,
has purcns Sod "a ON tpai rece pt from DR. Hate
aud NC un.ierstAn4 il sci ing very large quaint
tes Of the ZANE, and a. Ia az We hear, 1t CIV .
entire "a i-iaetiln. II /. nJw roid by all drug
gists 10 New YORK, Brooklyn, Jersey city, Nes.
ark n. y. HobOkeu, aud, 10 fact, all Through the
country AZ 10 cents aud g. Great saving by our.
chasing large size. Depo. CRurEsTos's sixth
/ Avenue, New BJfk City. E4S
pIEEs TooTHAcHE YRoPs, cure in one minute,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24
Don't he Deceived .

Many persons say 81 haven't got the
Consumption" when asked to cure their
Cough with Shiloh's Consumption Cure
Do they not know that Coughs lead TO
Consumption, aud remedy that will
cure Consumption will certainly and
surely cure cough or any lnng or throat
trouble We know IL will cure when all
others fail aud our faith IN 1t is so posi-
tive that we will refund the price paid Il
YOU receive no benefit. l. not this fair
propnsitiOnf Price 10 cts. 80 cts. and
81 90 per bottle. For lame Chest, Back
or Side, use Shiloh's Porous Plaster
Price % cts. For sale by Wait Il Hard
Manchester and Factory Point, VI.
Will you suffer with Dyspepsia and
liver complaint, Constipation, aud gen
eral debility when you can get at OUT
store Shiloh's System Vitalizer which we
sell on positive guarantee to cure you.
Price 10 cts. and rs cts. For sale by
Wait & Hard.
"HACKMETACK" popular and fra
grant perfume. Sold by Wait Il Hard.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

Have you seen W. All 4 90 q RoLDrs0 KAh
MryTsf They are certainly tho most perfect IN.
veutlon for the purpose ever Invented. FOR
years inventors have been taIiaR their bfAius .
invent something that would enectuAlly aud
safely protect the aud meek from cold: a
the same time avoiding The danger from prof. Use
pefsuirstlot. which the AL wofsted wrsppings
sngendered. This great desideTGtum has ~ last
been found By tse Invention o. THE Ep0AA huTy
which 10 a man 60 arranged a. 70 ht al psrsons
no matter Of what age. The muhs are made o.
elk vAiuYe, or the hn1st Tar Of dinerent Llnas'
snd lined with silk The manufacturers are H,
NJ. Arr c., bloomsbury. Pa. and postal
card will bring yoa circulars fully describing
these Enefitogioas articles, also explaining hos
thsy lrssent sickness ~ nam says. The Con
pany want agents, either ladies' OF gents, and i
Il one Of the best openings ever offered.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

ueogioa with A. Quisiersela, Esd HenTY
MGrisiis has become ais successor a. co
gineeT
--Jsmes Higgins has retained ffon
Manchester, n IL, whitber be bad been
10 pay The lac, sal rites 10 bis brother
Joseph, who died iu that city aisw days
ago.
-. \ Bugboe's 18th birthday vas
made the ocoasiou for = "mtEy dsnee,
which Vas succeeded With two evenings
Of "deagbtul enioyment" In the samr
MAE.
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~ -
A Card.

To all who are suffering from the errors
and indiscrelions of youth, nervous weak
ness, early decay, loss OF manhood, &c,
will send q recipe that will cure you,
FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary 10 South
America, Send self-addressed envelope
to The REV. JosEPH 4. ISMAS, Station ID,
New York CITY. 35ly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24
New Blood WIN TsII,

and AZ Spring has come, YOU need 10 take semo
kind uf blood medicine. Now IL your skin IL
yellow, pimples come out on your face and back.
eyes dull feel bilious, take one or two bottles OF
In. sAwEs's Nav BLOOD REMEDY, aud you will
be surprised 81 the change. You will flesh up,
al viii taste right, in fact you and all others
should take Blood Remedy IN the spring. Ak
for On. sAwEss' NEW BLOOD REMEDY, ~ we knou
il is reliable and will do a. we cay or money re.
refunded. For sale by WAR HARD. Price 81
per bottle. -
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

There are farmers who color their but
ter with either carrots or crude annatto,
whereby they cannot realize tor II foil
market price TIE Perfected Batter Gel
or Of Wells, Richardson 4 Co, is used by
the most sklliul aud conscientious dairy
men.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24
DR.. y. q. whi,s.. Palmonary EIlIr

DIT " u. " EEINN ' . q '1''s'7-"7
Is warranted TO relieve the Group In thir.
" minutes: To relieve q common cold
Immediately; To relieve asthma at once ;
To cure all coughs before liberation: To
cure sore throat: To cure hoarseness OF
singers or speakers; To always loosen q
To cause the patient to raise
freely; To always produce rest at night
To give satislsotion 10 all who use IL.
46 SIN
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24
uandslioa and crosus.

The tint Of the first erocus, with it's cup
of gold, or the bloom OF dandelion In
June, Is that impaired to butter, whether
grass made or not, by the Perfected But.
Ter Color Of Wells, Richardson Il Co.
Burlington, VI. Il has no effect on the
flavor.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

Anderson's Poor Mas Cough Care, will cure
your cough Ia less time than any Cough Care 10
the market, IL coats one quarter less than snJ
other and every bottle IL warranted 70 give sat
isfkction 90 money refunded. Price - esnts
FGf sale by Wait Hard. ZS-om'
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

MARCH WINDS The sudden changes
and high winds which prevail in March
makes bottle of Downs ELIXIR always
necessary to have at hand. II is a sure
cure for sudden cold and all lung diseases.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24
IN. c.l.l..,la. % ns.s.
Roses tu cheeks
ADD a rass her lips

Roses SIS Atf flf@hsi
ADD rass heF hra
Tue beet way for ladies to cultivate
this rare species % roses Is by sludNing
ana pfaoliciug the rules Of hygiene, =.
taught III the Peepe's Common sense
Medical Adviser, only OIL 30 Address
The author, Il V Pierce, a D., GrAnt
lnvAAds Hotel, Buffalo. \. \ ltsuiier'
ing from those painful weaknesses Incl
dent 10 the female organism, nse Dr,
Pietce's FayoTite Prescriptions nevei
failing remedy for these complaints.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

Fit, quality, and workmanship are
guaranteed at Oak Hall, Boston. Orders
can be as safely given from sample as by
q personal visit.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

BAxTERs MANDRAKE BITTERs will cure
all Bilious Diseases. Sold everywhere OF
rs cts. per bottle. Try II.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

The best remedy for strains aud gals
on horses Is HENRY & JoHNsoN's ARsIcA
AND On LINIMENT. Good for man and
beast. 40 4w
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

Regular meetings on saturday RvsniBgs q
VA. ADAMS, ". c, 7.
7. J. H0TT. B@st.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

Moses liuleit, Of SALISBURY, sawed
by baud oue day last week ! cord and 2
feet Of wool, tsioe 10 Two, Ia hour aud
~ miuotes Who eau beAt lei
We learn there will be sugar pArty
"Wednesday evening, April 2Srd, al the
lown bail, lac proceeds 10 be used 10 re-
psirlug 1t. James church. II is hoped
bat : coed mAsy viii zi,eud.
- pablic rIsminstiou Of teachers
repaired b. lau, viii be heid 81 The
,ehocl house 10 Rssl Arlington on saiuf-
day. April e. 81 O'clock !. N. AL
pcgsous designing TO teach IN tie common
schools Of ibis town arc reqsesied 10 b
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24
NORTH BENNINGTON.

The Troy Conference OF the hetho-
dist church commenced their annual ses
sion at Bennington, Tuesday the 22nd.
About 800 ministers are In attendance.
Some OF our North Bennington iner-
chants are satisfied that we are not
located on the line OF two competing
roads, 1.-The freight bills hintlng al this fact
Nj Carter Hail is at present visiting
bis sou, ). b. Hall, OF this village. Mr..
Hall has been Tor long Time sufferer
from rhnmAlism bu, is now sbIe 10 be
out.
Sunday lasl was really the first spring
like day we haze bad aud even then q
glance al the mountains passed chill
down the spine suggestive Of the sunny
side OF the house.
Geo. +. Koon having sold his drug
store is now associated 10 the extensive
chair manufacturing business with W..
w. Marshall. The factories are al South
shaftsbufy and Woodlord.
The town meeting warned by the
selectmen met on The 2lss. As ] am To-
formed but lew attended aud 10 action In
regard TO raising money for paying the
judgments against the town In The town
bond mstter wac lskeu
The deAth Of Ly sander Wbeelock oc-
Cured at bis late residence 10 Naiiek,
Mass, Two weeks ago. MIR Wbeelock
will be remembered through this and adj
joining counties a. the Jolly aud inn-lov-
I Ing travelling salesman tor tie old Green
wich Boot and sboe Co, alec a. proprie-
tor Of Pond Valley House 10 Jackson, \
4, sud later as travelling age ut for The
North Bennington Boot aud Shoe Co.
wooDFoRD.
-Miss Fannie wrisley and Miss Emms
Niles wili teach the schools in districts
aud 2
TIE two al Sabbsiss y ID. Bartlett
be- given his open Piclnres Of the Reyo.
lulion, a. the Usioa ehnfeh.
/ p. o. Jndklhs has severed bic con.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


l. q. Of o. +.
Regular meeting, q Adams Hail, or Friday
SIS. CLEMoEs, =. q.
". A. ADAMS, Bsc'i.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

Judge Gibson returned IRON New
York last saturday morning
DIR MeLaure is dangerously III and
doubts are entertained Of bis recovery.
Mrs L. J liawey is slowly recov.
eriug her health aud il Is hoped with the
warm spring days she may regain her
usual health and strength.
Last Saturday snow fell TO the depth
OF about ten inches making good sleigh.
ing v hich the ,oGug meu aud msidens
with old men and malrons improved to
the beet advantage.
Mics NJ Z. Cotton 10 to remove TO
Arlington, VT, where ste will do dress
mskiug IN the lsiest styles Miss Cotton
il sn experienced dress.msker and for
more than year past has been under The
strict teaching Of New York Ciiy dress
maker. Size !. higbly recommended aud
70 tbose who will give her call salisise
ton IL guaranteed.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24
Local Intelligence.
THURSDAY. APRIL - iss-

nw.sssaras a arrl.sp HstIwAt
warn srftsssTrrn1y1.
asrsosru nrEsssafeE, FsazosT
r--sss t..s. Hs@ssssss'
esa BuEf1
FasI Aaeamsesssset
.fttFM Nlsss
u ~ ga hiffsss
satas sAr5H
sHst wss4
e6af ssN YEA FtpfHss
d $50 SECS faiftst
sssNf ur@ss
aas fta. Hptsti rs Mfesheaf' fss'' ft'lF
AAaafes rsagnsfr
Fsf-sT Fae -
b. naUnlat. Fiu ser
ses krnts tswss Leaves o. e =
sslss s ssrlf tasas-a gvsa-d
ore. b wtn. Proprietor
a. .n4 .ssf orsshss ish Ms aset ifam
f.ss.srt 80 issss a. Msnthttits be MptSnyK,
y s.4assesyt eas Hratfs a. a - sHiftaf a.
Nsarbttisf hfes3 a. " "a tfAsaH 70 Atw
Rsrsssss. sssvss Nsssbasttg railroad aspe.
faas tssa. TNnrsaaff asa HttGfatFs 81 3
ssri.Anr a ssmtsds s. fasstHrtfs "a
IS sszsis - aEs Isauthsua va hkaoH ester 81
H. ssffts.4 e. ~ Ahsrt ntmei pisces a rfsssa
sl&t FRists
psrs. faa.Sgegss iaHAsadae1. c.sf.o A.
Ltagt DAVIS fropneief.
tFrtfes Al Ntnsbsstsr fsaireaA Depot NauAsFi
Msdhesaafs kaa NHdsfs 81 -
4 R44rAs4sa 8sasha Msnehhstrf rslitaAa &fiaa'
naneAsYs fhnfsssYs ta5 NsturakFs II u -
.fssf arrival Il 10 p = trssn rmug Ne1h
grs@ L5a4oassrry b. csfs~.
4. b. cusrt4. Proprietor
a.tis Ctess.
sOrfM NJ railroaa fof Nss YeFk, AibanY. TFol
Esatk and West at q -
NOATH ~ FtilFoaf ier kailknd, bafAngtei
NeFth saa EAsttuo
i GRANVILLE mail ~ stage closes . l1 8 =
PosT oFFIcT opsn from : a, y tos 50 r. =.
aAsis from the North arrive Al The Poet pfhrt .
tisr.H
aails from ths souts ArTiss u zee Peat ofe'
All BE-,
ntils faf Para. i.nHlgrars, boaayiiit lAmair.
Ae.. ~ stage, close 81 FACTORY pani Peat 81
ses at ~ GE. rsssaaya fhHfsdsF' 49, HAi
afssfs.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24
DORSET

The sad intelligence Of he death Of
Ira a llHiiard was brought to town on
SUNDAY. Only . lew weeks ago be leit
20 bc i5inel 10 nairim9uy with the lady
Of bic choice aud with every prospect oil
lite aud hsppiness. The sudden and un.
expected biow lslls with great besVinefs
upon ibr iuuuk nife aud widowed moth.
rf % size dpcenea, sud they have the full
sympathy ~ the entire community in
their deep m clion. Tie funeral wAs
.argcl, attended at the residence OF Mrs.
uuisrd On "Wednesday a large number
Of tte mcmbcts Of Adaniram Lodge, +.
a a n ot Manchester, Of which the dc.
ceased Vas member, were present. The
feinalas we're taken 10 Dellwood eeme-
terry, AZ Manchester, Tor bnrial, his being
Ia sccordAaee siih the dying request OF
The deceased
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

Rev 5 Gardner, pastor Of the union
church Tor tso years pat, closed bis
labors here oa Sunday last aud Oh Mn.
day lolk eavc u us ior Lis home 10
Bri,tol
-Jg.cphns Il Jacobs, soldier Of The
war - 1912. died At hI. house the 2sth
lnsi :, ID toe seth sesr u BE- aEe lie wss
born IL Chester, bat, with tie exception
III year a. two 10 AAnel,nsleF ard one
YEAR sbile ia the military service, always
uyea in Dortct. iie belonged 10 Capt
:. Wusht's Comp By, So,h L. ;. lniaut.
81 81 B9lingtob, sud bad bis discharge
papers well preserved 70 establish BIZ
elaim 10 = pension, when Il occurred 70
gbe government that i hsd other soldiers
besides those ~ she late war TO reward
4 ulan " correct habits sud good prinoi'
pscs. ) good citizen and good man, 81.
gars II 6oms ab8ui his owa business, be
ass a. uan ias outside smsriaess and
sbow. Bat he was good ffe.ide company
afaAts agreeable and interesting, ehitn )
Ga seeoaai q his vcfy ready, positive ard
original say - sasiag taiaes. RhAieFel
ID had observed be seemed 10 have Oh
.esvea usioateiy AID aesarstely, SD 81
nsta8sy VS. - perieeg - Biz obsefya
tloas. some ,ime before bic death b
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1879-04-24

siFat fasied bin. bic hear3uF became In
psife3 ana Ia step tesblsS, bet hia nlDs
HAs eiesr almost 70 tht lsts and Be kDsw
shat those things meant ard talked msch
sboai Is Al isa his predictions ssfe
islsllsd w4hous 8 pasg Or s,raEgls BE-
wts Wors cat "Tims, he ioEnb-buiidsf
BAD completed his work los Jostpbas x
facet. iils wi4oW Nisua Barstow ia.
cohs, - jasior hy ~ yesfs, AID seven
a thfY nine ehlldrrn, iour sons aud
tbrts dsaRbsss, survive
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1879-11-19
LIBERAL CHRISTIANITY.

At Unity Chapel. Fourth Unitarian Church. 12sth
street. Fourth avenue. Rev. Robert Coilyer de-
hvered discourse last evening the Interest OF
Liberal Christianity in Harlem" Mr.. Collyer took
for his text the sixteenth Of the sixth chapter
OF Jeremiah "Ask for the old paths" He COM
menced by saying that 1.-THE history Of the liberal
faith for 100 years is very touching story It steals
into the heart of silently the steals back
from the SOUTH and is gradual that you think Of
the faint flush Of green the grass and the early
snowdrops in hooks Of the woods you watch the
first bud of its promise. Those who were touched
by this liberal spirit held on inst long they
could to what still the good old way. worshipped
in the same churches held together Ia social life
had no mind tor separation. The separation came
from the other side when the churches called ortho-
dox said, "How can two walk together unless they
be agreed?" The separation painful for . while.
but there need for 1t IL could have agreed
to disagree, to walk in the same path in the
shadow as it suited We believed in God alike in
Christ the Bible and in immortality; but the liberal
Church tried to give these fairer and more liberal
Interpretation. We essentially one still, and,
while the liberal church has NOT gone back toward
orthodoxy, 1t is not unfair to say that orthodoxy
has made great strides toward us. NOR Is 1t unfair
to say that in numberiess orthodox pulpts there
men preaching whom Claiming and Parker would
clasp by the hand aud call brethren, IL they were
alive for the broad and free spirit which they evince.
The whole march has been in the direction OF liber
atty. and we have right to claim credit for this
most cheering result"