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RICHMOND AID PETE
u III HnAfA AaL L..

RAILROAD tr'!'hH'.
drOMMENCING MONDAY, n.r.miaf,.
~ 1878. trains Oh this road wii. -GH ,a.ua..
LEAVE RICHMOND SorL".
1855 A. n, THROUGH MAIL ''":'y. n.....r,. Z
for Charleston, snraLrsi. g.. ...
and Aiken (via that3y.iun. f......
JacksobrIllc-parlrrc or, o. -. :.
ton. Stops only 1t '""-:'r "Gi p. 70
7:15A NJ, ACCOMMODATipN GaiIy ,,..,
sunday. MAKE close c"nar., g
Petersburg with t4c At""r.
sissippi and Ohio r:'Itr'ai t,g IT,. ...L
Chattanooga. .SashY!!.". 49,.
LvrchDdrE, FarmH;.'r. r' tn'a,... -,
stations on tAat rott, !...In. -.....
time ~ by any otsrl i@s. >:r.s
4:zoP. 81. ACCOMMODATES T"Aiv ,,.s
Except sunday. pa-'-t,ser '3-...
this train will maze che c.aE'r....
al Pptcrsbrrg [, Sort.r.f.
1895 p. NJ. THROUGH NAIL Il!.H. c"r"..'
for Weldon. Wilmington. Re-
Charleston, Sar.unlh. hH-H-'a. &c
lum"Ia, Atlanta. Macon. N"Hi-'H....
Mobile, New Orleans. aud Az t...'.
Soalh ald Southwest. rGnaH
inG-rAr from Boston 'nr Nt.@t'.. r..
Savannah, snh ~" south. Sop. "...
ut Manchester aud IcSt"r
500 4. 81. SUNDAY Accom- MOD ALTON
TRAIN makes close cGuiIsrr"n rs,
A.. NJ. & 0. X. X. for i:GTol. t'sI'tA.
nooga. Nashville. McmrlU'. L1"DI-
burg, Farmvilllc, ana "tur iH"tt.' '-
lions on that road. Stop, ~ all ,'a'....
LEAVE PETERSBURG NORTH.
6:S5 4. H., THROUGH MAI, da@T. r@"""":aS
with Richmond, FrcG"r."hs' G'g .!
Potomac railroad for al phs't+ N,,ND,
East. and West. stop. at Mfu.l. ''.
and Chester, and 1T IIalf-WJy az, *
Drury's Bluff. an sirnaI.
g:O5A, NJ, ACCOMMODATES TRAIN .u..
tcxccpt sunday. stops ut AL ''N.
-.. g. tons.
z:O5 p. NJ, ACCoMMODATIOE. TRAi% &a..'
Stops at all Stations.
3:45 2, u. THROUGH StAri. dolly. c"nn.C;.72
With Richmond. Fredericksburg aat
Potomac railroad for all point ias!
and West. Also, making dose c""nrr-
ton with the Chesapeake and rr!Q
o. railroad for the Virginia srrn-S and
all points North and Wet This ;:EG
stops at Manchester and Ihr,''r.E'.
TO- - ..! Mt Half Way and Drury'S E!us. u0.
signal. ..
ALL TRAINS leaving Petersburg will star, f:o--
the AnOoEattox donor-
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS discontias,'.
de rs A. SHAW, Superintendent.
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HOI,MAN,S MEDICINAL ABSORPTIVE BODY
" AND FOOT-PiASTERS,

HOLMAN,S MEDICINAL ABsORPTIvE BODY
E..@ AND FooT-PiASTERs,
= AUXILLIARIEs TO THE1PAD.
are Indispensable III such cases MS local Rhenma
tIsm, NEURALGIA, Kidney Difficulties, Sick Head
ache. Acute Pains in Part of the Body, OBSTRUC-
TIONs IN THE SPINAL COLUMN, Partiai faEaiyfSls'
Female IRREGULARITIES, and Change OF Lie. ID. fa-
ciai Neuralgia or Toohache If applied over the
pain. will cure in from FIVE to ten minutes
You can depend upon IL the HOLMAN IVER
PAD win do for you, what nothing else can. =
In THE NAME OF, HUMANIT1rTKflI ~. Z:
Over 100000 testimonials that The HOLMAN
| PAD is all that 1t Is claimed to be. -
Messrs. FITZMoRRIs FOSTER, 1el 8. Main
street. Richmond. Va, and corner King and Marker
streets, Charleston. s. c. are agents Tor Inc Sontn
Separate pariors for LADIES, witfa lady
Consultation free. Send for De. FairshltdsrLec
/ tire. - 80 ( - go.
RegnlarPad se; special. 49, Plaster. soc. Salts
25c Special pads also p!as!ers and are necs
I Pads and Piasters sent by mail upon receip'
Of nrSce1 vfr>,ff. yJsffuiGsS I tJrttt = 81
/ iFl'' 'I'EEa ;. -. =; de 9r2tawtMY
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LIVER AND AGGE PAD.

LIVER AND AGGE PAD.
4 BSORpTION VS.. DISEASE. p. ......-
N ........,- -----g. ..-. ... -..1.5
HOLMAN'S LIVER PAD ,.- -...- g.,
HOLALAN'S LIVER PAD ;t- ..~ ,syf.
>':!'' - CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE,
-.1l CURES WITHOUT MEDICINE, -.
-. -. s.t... SIMPLY By ABSORPTION
SIMPLY BY ARSURPI ION.
FOR HUMANITY SAKE, TRY THEM
FOR HUMANITY SAKE, TRY THEM! .
, +. '.- 49,. 1T IS THE BEST ~ - ft'.'|
! LIVER, STOMACH, SPLEEN, AND FEVER
DOCTOR IN THE WORLD!
HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS BEAR TESTI
MONY! ~ '.n"t.' -. ..
TRY ONE AND BE CONVINCED, ",'
j STOP DOSING .,.". A.. i....
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RICHMOND. YRED'G & POTOMAC Il. K. C0"i
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET AGEHr.
....f RICHMOND. VA. November :. is.S. }
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

.t.' RICHMOND. VA. November :. is.s
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
COMMENCING SUNDAY. NOVEMBER l'lH,
trains on this road VIII run RS follows:
NORTH BOUND.
No. 1900 A. NJ, leaves Byrd-S;raet s:atoG ','r
- due ut Washington. - !.
NJ: Baltimore. 800 T. VI:
Philadelphia. $50 l.. NJ; y"
York, 1O:p5 Z. NJ
NJ $500 T.. NJ, leaves Byrd-S.rrc. StalinE it,f
due NJ Washington. go 7. VI;
.. Baltimore, 800 L. M.:Flia-
.... deIpha, 3:35 \. ~; NeN l"r"'
6:45 a. VI.
vo. ZOO r. NJ, ACCONMODfTlGE TRAIN
- for junction. leaves iF'"'''
Street statioa daily ie1ccpt S4a-
days..
SOUTH BOUND.
No. 2-l0lJP.M., arrives at ByrI-S:rcc: sa!.l
taliv rcuvcs SCr N"ra. 40
A. 81; Pliiaarlphia. l!;i. \.
NJ; Baltimore. $50 T. vi
Washing ton, $40 j. "
No. 1895 A. NJ, Arrives at RTr'->ir,,t5 s, ,
daily. Leaves ~" org. ''
L. A.; rhLindcii1l4. IL"
NJ: Baltimore. 800 y. =.
Washington, $50 \. ".
So. s-e:sO 4. NJ, ACCOMMODATION lEh'.
arrives a. Broad-Slrccl s'@'."4
daily telcept SGudaS,'.
c. 4. TAYLOR.
Genera! Tich"' t.r"a
E.T. y. MYERS, General SuperIntriGrD'. ~ : :
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DEPARTURE GF f3'fEaw sig;;>.
VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT,tsesttTrfffFllllz=ss1
eslssnansEaayp
COMPANI'S
JAMES-RJyER LINE,
NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,
AND
ALL REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER
CONNECTING Al
NORFOLK WITH THE BAY-LINE.
FOR BALTIMORE. PHILADELPHIA, NEW
YORK, AND BOSTON.
s,EpARTURE or 3TEawwg:e.

| the fast and elegant Steamer ARIEL, Captain
z. G. CLIFFORD carrying fhe United states malll.
leaves Richmond for abOvr-narned niaces every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and FRIDAY, at
4. NJ.
Fare 10 Norfolk or Portsmouth. 2 so
Fare for round trip, good for two dayS...... 81
Fare for round trip, good for SEVEN days... 3 no
Fare for round trip, unlimited. ........:... w
Fare to Baltimore w
Fare to Philadelphia. ...............,... 30
Fare TO New york.. .....................: ~ -
Through tickets sold at CARRIERS, S26 Main street
Exchange Hotel. and on board steamer. Baggage
checked through. ,..
The LIMITED TICKETS named above are on sale
only at CARRIERS s26 Main street, and Exchange
Hotel. ,
Newborn, Washington, and Tarboro, n. c., aud all
landings on Tar river Washington. ID. C., lamp
ton, aud Eastern Shore or Virginia, and regular
landings on James river. ut lowest rates.
The steamer ARIEL has lalely beeu almost Ell.
tireIy rebuilt and refurnlshed In an elegant and
costly manner, and IS confidently recommended rs
the FASTEST and most comfortable steamer thai has
run on this route for many years. ...,0
- L. 8. TATUm, superintendent.
903 Main street and Rockets.
J. W. MCCARRICK. Agent. Norfolk. sea
DELL ADELPHIA, RICH @Sh
I MOND. AND NORFOLK STEAM .syaasssasssss
SHIP LINE-E0Rs PHIInLAt yI n lHra
THREE TIMES A WEEK.-Unui further no.
tiqe the steamers Of this line win make trl-weeEl}
trips. leaving Philadephia every ESDAY y
THURSDAY and SATuRDA1 and Rlehm rnn
meeting al Philadelphia with Clyde's New England
q 81 tHi 'TTiMEFiREQUENT DEPARTURES
Freight received daily until 5 o'clock r. NJ.
General S9athes1 Agent Tf F EtIem9 nd Va
.. III WIZ Generul Managers,
no % No. IL. South wharves. Pnlladeiphia.
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1; Ke89E - Dry SsSkODss. ss5sL sE;.Lt..
TlHR1sTMAs HAsPASsED AND NEH'
IVEIRIsn us ard we 9Th have teft New
RxEfsAINS, waics1 we with 10 offer 10 The ps1fEc.
9iarifrr Suiiy deaerInSncd TO make charge In tssr
baass,Rss, we wEiIciose o0toun <sniire stocE OF
DRY a6OsDS,
w. 5sf3;,ss y eaahractHg
tAssIMEREss sr mems md boys wear, *
= BLANKETS, C0UNTERPASESfsn SHAW LED,
:. T,aYHES sad MISSES EURS-
n 'N-.-17@,@-ss an 81 and mellow cost. 49,
VIZ ,,, srecn attention to stock OF
CROCHET WORK. such rs INFANTS, CL0AlssAS, ;
SsHILDREE'S SAgQUKS, CAPS, LE6SfnnS'
GLOVES, &C.
Orders promptly attenAad ton,r-
SThNPINfs and Ell GieOlDERY NEAI..a a-A.
E"o h S = 627 Broad street.
tag between sixth and Seventh stregL.
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iT0aaf ENcE IA T. FEAR WITH q
iT5Io u. sssl. iEIAaY FOR 1879. .,ss...,,,s,
which we have from 2oc. to So trst'EFs
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND trE-rFt.%i
RAtLE"AJ' \
cCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
, COMMENCING MAY IL 10"
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! The HOLMAN PAD placed over the Stomach and
liver, from which nearly all diseases have their
origin will exert never failing beneficial influence
over The vital forces-nerves and blood ~
1t contains WONDERFUL PROPERTIES, con-
sisiins OF healthy tocs that sen, Into the syS-
TEN by absorption stimulating The great nerve CEN
tres thtt pervade The digestive organs, without
impossible.
marter from the system, found in the blood, whe-
tber Medicinal, Malarlous, Bilious. sc. 1t Will DO
for you what nothing else, cam Think. 100, now
very inexpensive 1t IS compared with most trent
ments AS a family medicine, for cheapness, safety,
convenience, and effectiveness, 1t commcnds ltseh
to every hou Iehold. t.-.
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.aAII.lRElsI,],Au.LIEEs

n; .sEts faifi
= -. . I ~ 81 ~ 80 Gft.t /;
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|LcaveRHhmond at..
| Arrive nc Burkey1ile,
Va......Y:.....,
| Arrive nc sntlierlln,
Va ...s..............
Arrive at Danyiiie,
Va ....,,..,...,......
| Arrive at Greensbo-
ro's N.C...........
| .Arr.ye ut Salem, n. G..
| Arrive at Raleigh, n.
| C.........i ......".
Arrive at Salisbury.
| ". C.................
Arrive ut Charlotte,
/ n. C.............
Arrive ut Columbia,
). u .....,.,.........
Arrive ut Charleston.
| =. C......... ........
| Arrive at Augusta,
III. s..' 80.
Arrive ut Savannah, 1
Ga.................-.
Arrive at Atlanta, Ga.
Arrive at Montgome-
ny, Ala ..........;..
Arriveat Mobile, Ala.
Arrive at New Orr
lednS. La.
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NATURES REMEDY!
IN
ENDORSED BY MEDICAL PROFESSION.
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Genera. Tici,"'
F. It'd, MYERS. General Super!utrHt:ru'.
, 1879-04-08
pEN'TECOST.

II tic Union meetings held By Messrs. Pente-
cust auu Stebbins contlnuo to !ncFcasu IN popu-
larlty at thu presclt ratio all extension will have
to bc built to the yaat tabernacle III tho corner
uf l.aSaIle strcut and Chicago avenue. Tie llour
Of meeting lust night was nolnlnally i O'Clock,
nut long bcfuru that hnur thu great cdltra WIS
packod 10 its utmost capacity, anil II was only
with the utnos. difficulty tat late conlers could
manage to 1nake tllttr way into thu house Of
pruyer,
Thts meeting, nltIlougll onc of 1ho Ferries OF
Union meetings now In progress. Was specially
devoted tn tho North Slide Babbatllsclluo!s, asl
tui.y .,5D ehtltlsen coHncetsA w!sh tt4a E@ttaua
schools wcru present. 4 volunteer choir Ok
over 10U lu1les a,ll gclttlcu,rli ocel!Elets Tho
uIatf0ynl. u,,4 proved powerful nsssstatlce In
tho singing, which was Jo'rI III nIost heartt"
}y by al! present. There could t!nt huya 6een
lcss tlau 8,U adults anil ehihlreM III tlIc build
Ing w.rn the seryrcs hcgai, asl lnaHY WgFe ull-
ablu tn ohtain allmtttancc. d peculiar feature
OF tho meeting MAS tbs notable alscnre ot city
uastors very tcw Of these gunttctlan bcsg prcs~
INT.
The services began with Singing, verses Of tho
rceppptzed revival nynns being stinE With much
xcst anu enthubtaaln BY thu grcat audience,
Several requests f9r p, pta,yo,s T., "ese e. rsad, alter
cIutiing with thg s,bIine supp1!catlon taught by
the Savlur tn Ills disciplre. hluFe singing lot'
loved, Mr Stebbins prustaing Ut thu hurlnunl.
uu,, and directing tils children BY clappng lis
llauds. "lni! ior thu Shose, saiius," MAS ihc11
g.yen rs snlo by Mr.. stebbEns, The audieucu
Joining tm the vsag4a.
Mr, Pentecast announced ~ bis text thc
twenty.sixth verse Of the tWenty-thicd chapter
pf Proverbs, "htv aon, Etvc 10 me- thy heart
liz asked tie children to tell him where tlsell
heaEta were, and they answescd IN ascotdsucs
, 1879-04-08

Tlcro Is but ono portrait oi Danto In exist
o1ce, 1t haa Remarkable history. On tho
altur wall al tho chapel uf tl l'DtrstA at Flor"
r,,ce frow cnflrtl the Bargello), finttu, Dante's
friend, nlnl ona III t!l gruatcst painters of tlm
Renaissance. mud talptcd Eranl religious conl-
position, In which, gtier the fashion Ut tito time,
hu oxultcd The gory of Florence by Introducing
so,ne of tho m1st famous rittzens into tho as~
eeu.biy of thu blessed til Faraiise. Among taleBU
fs ul,r purt. Ilc wears the Erllreina falling cap
Ut the day; In lis right hntMt he tlolhs thu fNs'
so,I Of ilIc pDlncgranatc. which III Guasl plct'
uru Of himself. As t;utto ilaB represented hin,
lo may be ubptt u years ntl. Although ut
t1IaL ttn,e llr knew something 0f thu
exile which woul.l bo hts, liis face at-
rcuiy wcars n sal ntnl thnlghtfmt expression.
Tile {,Ilaro of the magistrate wua tlir1cu
Into i tail for common criminals, md ihr
cl,aDc, Into stcrpTunu. The walls wcrc swept
uyrr ty the pIHsterrs's brush. THUS DaNtc. 81,
to spe,lk, resteu III his grayu. hccallsu there was
no uile worthy of hclloltlinS Ills llrurg, which
Easurt Hluntloua. III u note M0rtn, ttnrt,I-
tive autI0aasy n tbs early part Ut tIe pscseUt
century, falnenta that llo Inns spunt two years. Of
hfs ifo searching IN yaIl to recover tllu purraft
of uurttu ni!i Iii, others OF tltuttuR trcsco nr
toned. by Vasari; that uttlers lleto.u hn llad
na1e sllnthr sun1cllcs but had llKr%lto failed,
aIui tint lin hoped tsts tny would come III which
ts paIntlilE vi such artistic aIl historic inter
cst would n;.au lM sought for Hinl tle cl10rts
crowned. stimulated hy these wnr'ts, thFcu
gontlpu.cn-one AMERICAN, uno EIsllslnn,I.
mlni uuu ltaliut, al dayt'tetl IL the study Of
Danta--utltirrtook pow resgartlIts IN 1sio, Nlsea
they found lllut fur whel, tho cnsiru a1t-ioYtnE
world showers blessings upon them.
, 1879-04-08

Tic lsry. Mr.. trcssy stotca that he has re-
signed his charge ii the Core',try Street
Tut son,u repairs were necessary an't tse fac'll-
ties for routn limited. 1t Wns expected to have
tl,e church supplied for n time.
The pastor ut lie Lawn1nle Church reported
tint last Sunday $1l was radei IN Ills CHURCH
Tor furelgn missions.
Srveral~of tllr pnstors present tnndc reports
of ,l1c prosperous work III their respective
churches.
~ pastor ot Tic Univcrs,sy, place Church. Iiu
said that no did not fecl bud atH4t lcay1nE CHI
cugo, but was sorry 10 part from, his friends.
Tic Rev., DR. .anlrreur staetl lilut tho new
term Rt tln Chicago unisersitr: ind commenced
atter the clse Of Il twn weeks VACATION.
Til. Committee appointed b5 tic Conference
to select q rooul fur thc minister nlcctIl,ss r.
lurfcd thu couttfntls on which ihe ruolI! nt
rtcscnt used could he obtained 'ssatt'. There
seemed tu be disposition a1nuns Inany Of t'lnsa
prcsctlt to more to sumo o,l"r place. II wus
lually decided l!,at I'll. Committee look Up
so1.I1 other p|aco aMl report tu thu Hcxt meet
Sir. D. F. Jacobs, Of tin Tabernacle Mission,
on Wabash nYentle, stated that they would be
without ruec 1T tHecsIEH In II week or sU.
Next Sunday they would DECIDE whether tn
1ulld or nut. Tue concret;ailol was prosperous
nn rapidly increasing AMI they thought BY
building they would accomplish nIore gUotf, and
would soo1I be nl,e Il, support pastor. lie
wished the pastors would couN,o llts place
Etntlny Afternoon to give 2uIle hrlriul WINS
They hAtl eoul lot on Watash ayenuu III Flew
u1t which IL build, AMt. fl It can bu secured, IL
| would be lust the place for church. lie wns
anxious tl.nt t: ministers should tnuls The mat
ter over ul,t approve q! II. il was decided tat
| ille pastor u1ll u committee ii laylncn meet
| with tho tabernacle sissiun SUNNY at1ernnon
at . o'clocts. An adjournment WAS ucn '''ul.
| EIGHTH PRESBYTERIAN.
The onn,lnl meeting; Ut the Eight Presbyterian
! Church Society was held last evening 1T the
1ecturr-rao u tic church, rortier Of kufcY anu
| Washington atrccta. DR.. j. u. W0rraIl WINS
cllosusl Chairman. Reports werc 6ublntttel by
t!,r Deacous, Session. Ladies' Sucety, md Sab
ha1l.sc.iuoi IIonla Mlsslon, nil Ut WHICH were
| very encouraging.
Thv Trcasurer's report ehowa t4at the tnt1eht-
c,luess II ycns ago was $l7,5'U; caucc'cd during.
the rcar, $S,+i3; conditional euDsrrlrtfdHs III
casa The wholu amount Is rafsed. i.7tO. THIS
would ensu tllc indebtedness 81, ia. II.
Tic following gentlemen worr elected LeA'
cons: ]. Il. BUMie null x. ". buchanan. Tile
election fur 13uayl Of Trustees resulted az fnl'
ltws: Fred S, Jaucs. u. y. alar.tn, J. II. Wit
beck. Jatnps Duriluunn. n,nl 4. IL. Clstlc
| 4 ynte OF thanks was rendered TO tie pastor
a his wife for tlleir efficient services on beltaf
Of tho church unl especially III cxtlnguishlnss,,
{ts drt.
, 1879-04-08

Ono day, wlleu thu topic OF conversation was
tolcratol!, l3uscll, wln Ind hetn TT AHerlca. re-
TERED tn ths PHntuns Of thu New in4!.I,'a
States, with their strong intolerance to Those
tyrannieai W aa ilguof-laws:" a.im4 tlo skeep!ug
tioly t..u su4Gutt.aay.'" said lhsn!arck-"li Tint
ii perfectly hurFllo tyranny, ! ,rsn1e,ahsr
EnglisI.naI, WHOM, ! had got acquainted with On
boara told n,a t!,at snust not WHISTLE Fsay,
Sir, do not w,,lstle.' 'Nhy unit Is whls1lhs Tor.
bJllcn horrf' No. sud liz, 1T II not forbid
,nu that | at onre tuck my ticket by aIlotllrr
steamer for Ea!ubusE. as did l~,t cloosu not
to bs ab!o to whistlu when J. had \ Int1d to-"
lsa weut uu to say tlat flu wua not upposed tn
Us u landed proprlrtor, did VII l!e eonid to pru-
niotu it,-"onsy W,'l ROT have Feop!e eaN
strained. Each lnan nlust know best hvW to
prephIo himself for future lilc.H
, 1879-04-08
TIE OTHERS.
tfrrfPnfhfRra

The Methodist ministers held thcir regular
weekly meeting YESTERDAY forchoon. Tie RcT.
j. +. Willing occuuietl tho chair. resolution
was adopted restricting mi,l!stcr from speak.
sng noro than once on the fanc subject Until
all who desired had MI opportunity OF exnrtss-
iur themselves. 1hr Rev. DR.. f1ntdrsd, Of
Evaoatou. reud a papcs on .1lc WItucss Of
thr SpIrtt 70 tie Acceptance Of
,hu Einnrr Wilt Gol,h HtAd lengthy
discussion eusucd, wlltgli wns taken part ~ ny
the Rev. Atessrt. Kaymona, Borlng. tinrhntII,
Williamson, rnrKfl1sst and Hatfield. a rcso-
lu:Iti. expressing syinpathy with sIle Rev. Nr.
Cuis1well III tc death Of s child. at,tl resusv-
iIr to attend the funeral III a body at = p. M,
wus passed, aftcr which the meeting ADJOURNED.
lAlrTisT3.
The seruIar weekly meeting Of the Baptist
ministers wus held ycstcvias morning at No. Il
Kn.plpl, ntrect. l'le Rev. T.. perrin III the cair.
The pastors .natle reports Ut tho additions to
their churches durlng TIC past month, as fol-
lows:
, 1879-04-08
THE CAT1'LE.PLAGUE.
WHO Should Hcar tho I;xronuo OF 1ts Ex
Termination"

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Who Should Bear tho ExroNso Of Its Ex-
tcrrntnat'"n:
1oAnp or IiEaITu, New YouK, Apstl A.
nh, c.nto,l,us lunr.forrr of cnttic nnw ex-
latino b r' IN several Of our Eastern States, Is
n matter that has more direct monetary interest
for tho West tllan for tha States now fighting
In. nlopue. 1shp forutgu livestock traie, which
.'..','s aor o.,o nnn ~ .,,., s,,,,.,,r+, t., thu
pF"uG"h sI''"oooo oso " .no souuy ,.y 80 .,'o
course Of the year 1873, waa eupn'ed ,natnly
by Western bteycs; and its present aus2Guston
IA losa 10 tic industry Of tho West moro
,,an.1o,,,a.,v
pasaiea"lo. IT.. .,,... ,.,
INC specify DETERMINATION OF tiie psaeue' hnu
tho resumption Ut this trade on still
rrapdcr sealc, will be an unspcakable boon 10
IL. 1vca,nrr stocf f.hrcnlor. wh1Ic, to thoae al
tIo 1So.,nra s,ot", NE a;,v,o oco vii, Ie ..o1,.
the Eastern otRtos' ulo ""sAht1so "'1' W sota-
paratiyely insignificant. --,
Agal as tesars ihe relative iuLnre 1 osaes "a
easu tnls an'mai placao SHOULD oo 1i!owea Aye IL
spread Until It. reaches tllo tintenccd western
ptnns, those OF tue Neat Will W excessive, pc'
cauao Of the prodonlnance Of the cattle Interest,
uinl tllH fnNkt{tp With NltlGh Tic Infection WILL
, 1879-04-08

10 ete -, t,.'"or ~ ''D.. s,,.
CHICAGO, April 1-loaf correspondents
!" *@**, }" Ia very severe Oh tho Waterloo OF Tue
Republican purity ut last weeks election. lie
,n,i.s ,rIi1lv hitter avoiust ,hr MANNERS of the
sa.ns "s s'Is ~, asav' ~ m na,,n. . n"n,,,cao h.,
eampaieh' as NJ 's III ar'le"L !sepuo'.a" ~ ~ s Nv
should 10 wse enntiEh to Know taat 'f IS LOG
late, mt, Ills advice condemns Ills ailcucc previous
In election.
~ -. Ill.,. .u.,ao,,,o,,
~ lS tEua that the efeat aispiuy u. sut.a'.u" ~,
mass.1nectines does not bring voters ia tue ac.
tailed organized work In precincts would, but
u****n y ought to have come, as au ar,iunt Re-
nrh,,co, md v,yen tho henci1t of Ills rrrat
papl'e. al'a H"on ..'u oss ~, - a., S..as
animal 'nnsnetIc wlsaom 10 tna Cominlstee
while 1t was ttnc. fcol also sorry iof t'le ae'
tent Of Col Hicaby, because tlInk him far
auner,or IN tn,rnt md kpow!eJge TO lis con-.
r,o,t,os =, a. LAT hott1r.
poe..o' ~ W. '"as sH -, .,o ,,...
but-l write you to correct ono OF '1.o ata.e-
mcnts Of "****." 1t Ia about mr. friend Pe-
ter Dusrhwah. AS your correspondent seems to
a,tmo ovnr ov.rv candidate. his a.Der.ians.
'u ~. ,.!,.,s ts ,ns,,1, ~ In ,,v,,"s
pe,y WIZ" ponlc.aa' no'n !ns'.r y. s"o
OF Holland, and not representative n'an,, aFo
, 1879-04-08

wifi, ,lc recognized principles Of anatomy. The
lIentt asked ,0r al1 sl,at 1nan Ind to give. lie
did not ask for h,l!A, fen "r eyes hut for to
glvo to God not their least, b;,t their most
Of M. best. They Ind u1M they
ti,cir hearth to film. Ths boys md rs|s ii pres-'
cnt were growing up. n,El soon ts"y woulft s'c
called upon to decide ior themselves NJ to siMt
iher lives should he. Tue gU1 Of this world
Gnt thc Almighty Offered them eternal life.. ;,
Tic speaker gaVc free paraplirase VI ne
story ot Ahias, 10 wl,utn The gods gavu the glft
tl'At all !,c touched should turn L, gold. ic
s!!owcd that ,lm. pursuit Of pcasuru or
tint worldly things were of 4, account
on tic dread tav Ut reckoning tinl bati ilIe
best right 10 tl irsi trt!ts u illcr hearts. Ifo
Enve His dear Sn:i to save mankind, nh they
shou!d glvr to Hin thctr love n,H! 'lwsr hopra.
rr Lt,rtl Jesus eamr down mil redeemed them
With Ills own precious blood, aud they were
bUtlnl tn Hin.
The tll4cour.e was alsen. in co1oana! sssle,
Utmost Impossible to rcnroluee either IN style
or 1anguaEe, asnl the speaker held slc attention
Of Ills audience Throughout. Whenever he
, huc1ncl to bo getting DRY or hlscur-
Aye, be would u, recall lhc wanaerIas :Eit; !:
to0Ras' SS direct r: a,,l I pei peftiucn; ' Inquiry
a.ldresset1 10 them personally. AT the snsI.u
timo lIs remarks, although specially directed so
The children, were not childish, md ti,n mrn Ind
wotucu present doubtless gathered much ~
strurtion fruf1 The exercises IT The evening. III
cunclusoa. liz. Putltceost drew glowing plct.
urs Of tle beauties Of lie Scw Jerusalem, With
its streets Ut gull and gates of jaspcr: liz
begged OF the children to ol'cy floi'a wish ta
ssury of lutte grs who had attended The meet
ings atul had bern brought TO the footstooi o1
the Throne OF tfrace.
The meeting closed with prayer mud singing.