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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1879-01-30
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Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-03-15
Gtt aoot attbno.

lluoertednao ,uill barmeo tiqfannasiiz
lua, att ban fortfaranoe 1dlier biljetter
f0r Sc bal tia aasbdtsliner till o6 fran Sc
ltanbinapilta lanoerna ia,nt tperlar till
oasens laslta t,lrs o@ pd SC iatraite ob
meit ,paltdnoa banfari Slpcrise, gSorise
ob Danmarf. .s@@ @#a.5 " ia
' Sc, iom baitpaaffarer ai oi,uannambe
beitaffenbet, ipara penninsar 9enom att
bel1fa mig. gr a# ta 1t
Ntarf wibare: S besia l'udra penz
ninsetioer funua biljetter odia erbdllas
pd trebit mot sob laferbet.
...& s.. 0laltiom.
9eo @iug, Minn., 3 satan. N
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Weferat
0fper f6rbanblingarne nib Minnelota=
fonferenicns mite / @ait llniou,
garocr &c., Minnelota,
.... " ben 12-17 fcbr. 1879. Z.

... '..'.. ~ (6ortl, fr. f6rcg. n:r.)
YaruDe,nSitpreliens drsberattelle:
Till s(rabe Minneiota>fonier enlen!
Samingen af pialmil items oro: "9fdr
SIT uppldter oina bano, ia tuaroa Be ,neo
9oo ting mdttabe", far 6arnbenls1tDrels.
len lmoer Set fDrflltna dret tpbli9en
! fdtt roma meb afleenoe pa mart bar,t=
bent Sm Set dr ordtt att talla BET i1r=
1utl1a dret i esentlis me,1ing iDr EFT
barbt ar, ia iuar BET dtmin ltone ide EFT yn,z
ni9t dr, OFF b,uao pennin9etill9du
betraffar, ia ,uar Set cit trdu9t dr. ll,tz
Der ldoaua tioer pr0f,pas tron ud for,
tr6itan pa $errel1, ud luer in cit gang
freitas man att frdsa: bllr1 ifall bet nit
9d meo ,udr inrdttl,i19ar, inn leiipa pa
oen allmdnna, triitli9a ,ualsOrenbeten?
Set dr unber ldpana tiber lor1 man mer
du elies idr ie, att att beror pa Ser
rens banb. 9fdr ban uppldtcr int 1anb,
ia 'uaroa iif,uen SC fattisa, ,pdrnl6ia
barnen mep gob ting nldttabe. Sd bet
ia ia mi tit @errens pris Idga pn ,uart
barnbem, ,,dr ,ui blicfa tillbafa pd set
| f6ri(utnn drct. '+.' S&S'. g 8@ "
8arlleus autal bar ll,,oer it6rre belen
al dret >uarit %. gtdsra baf,ua aiilntz
tat; ,ucn anbra baitpa i,,tommit I ltal(et
ia att antalet bar ,,d9ot ia ,tdra ,uarit
betiauma od) dr bag %. Geras az
BET ir ird,t 2 dr uppdt till Is, ob oms
firing dro 9osiar p6 / ilicfor. pelz
1 lotillitdnoet bat allntdnbet ,parit 9oot
lton MI pa ienaite tioen, od en- bel libit
af forfplltiiig. Deras uppf6ra,tbe far
OCT / allntanbet iuarit sobt, ia ttinsenz
ting oiuanlist meo aiieenoe berpa f5rz
tomnlit. 61r barnens unoer,uisnina
fam itpretlen n1oigt att falla en- lfolz
1 ldrare, o6 blef f1r beta dnoamdl i f5r=
lioen ottober ifolldrare1, g. q. gsi9ren
|fallab f0r ett dr ,ueo Ell ION nf $4,000
od iritt ,lnoerbalt pa barnbemmet.
J6r DC lmarre barnen iiDnnerbet bar
benna anoroning beiun,,its ipara sob,
|ia,. rent af n5otpdnbis. gf Dc f6rre
barl1en beipiita fDr Diriat cn SCI f6rlam=
4 lingsifolan O6 en- oel biitriftsifolan.
1 Sir barnbemmets i6rbdttrins bar at
4 ifitlist blifpit aiornt anber dret. ga
bar ben 6Tra tpdningen blifpit inrebb
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-03-15

/ Gmebal1 neo Jam pcl 1eiluanoe 'fri:
Notwithstanding mara f6rlan,z
li,,sar mes aiieenoe pd iramtioen Sesia
itd eller fatla, of emeban fDrlanllil,gar=
na ,,ter pb n1er bDrja ,uaf,la till neb=
tpetanoe ON sen friltliea ,,ppfoitrats
itora ,pist o6 betpbelle, pb ropet eiter
1tolldrare irdn ait ilcra oh ilera bd1
litter b0ra fig, beriDr Sen lippitaaoa
frdgan: "6,parifrdn ifola f6riamlinaar
l,a ia folldrare"? ~. w.. u
llnoer sen fGregdelloc tipcn bar llldlt
| i Sc fleita fall fdtt bjelpa Jig meo Ell 1iten
lfolzterntil1 pa s 10 tuedor on aret, 81
cit "itllbent" (elep) lnbcr Sen f6r ltpl=
DaQning melt oldmpli9a then bra9it ba<
gems tun9a pd betta f6r att bels ljelf
| f6rtjena Jig rdgot till tlaoer pd bbder,
bels vi lamna gang betjena eli litrn
fattis i6riamlins. ga betta idtt ia dl,=
1tll manga at cit pcl una 1Drlalttlllt9ar
bjelpa fig fram. Men flera f6riana>
linsar iro numera ia paB f5rligtomna,
att SC fllnna balla esna, itanoiaa larare
f6r iina barn. . ......... ......,. ~,
s fera .1taosf0rlamlingar bat man
BET MI ia ftdllt, att n1an bar itdnbie f6rz
lanlinss=itola, ,neo en eller fera afbel>
nin9ar, od ser unoertuisninse,t beorifz
tpes bdbe pa itpcnlfa o6 ensellfa iprdfet.
Wteo 6etta arrangement bat man tulnnit
ttud itora ting. SIR bet f6rita ba
barnen fdtt frilteno noonts,,noertuisnins
fuQfanoigare od 9runoligare, alt btuab
l6noass<ifolan o@ familjen fl,nnat metz
Fbela; f6r Set anora ia Sc ruarit ia ldnst
f0rii9fonna ensellfa lprdtct, od ! Sc
amnen, lom allmdnnait It ld1as pa octta
ipraf, att Sc pa jetaf6relleuis fort tio
frnnat senpm9d publif~lfolan.
(Jortl)
...... 5. =. u.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-03-15
0mr,t ifola f6riantlittgartta
a "a 1foIlGrare? 5a

Sort flnoe ,udl Sen frdsan sDras:
6,uao dr beta f6r Ell fraga? 5innas ej
lfoadrare ti(lrad(ist, bd IA ,pdl lanbtbps<
sen iom 1tdberna dro ia tpal f0rlebba
mes ]folor, ber fplldrare o6 1tolldrari,tz
nor arbeta al. il, o6 al ut? 8ebDftua
,ual ba i0rlamlinsarna ldrlfilot fraga eiz
ter 1tofor o1 Ifollarare? Deuna fra9a
aent emot Sen f6rita iuore fllllt berdtti@
aab, on, hi more bebnil,9ar, D6 BETA
lanoS folf ob reserins ide ,pille gd pd
aaIa iDr anuat DIT Deoningar; nlen 81
BET mt ide ia dr, utan oe fleite al BETA
lanbs innebDssare bara BET tina
namnet, of manga iuilja tasa fri
1tenbome, pa fullt alltpar, ia bDr=
iar BET nter o6 mer iuila ii9 EFT trdngan=
be bebof af ertra f0riamlinssifolor od
f6rlamlingszfoudrare 9etta bebof g6l
lia aallanbe idc Blot itpm ben itpenito
(utberlfa fnrtan, l,tan dftuen inom 6fri:
ga friftna }amfuno. Driaten tin bette
i6rbdQanbe dr ait f6r almdnt fdnb, att
ben Ifullc beb6fua rdrmare f6rtlaras
Da be fri}tnas barn, 1om ldnbas til d
aamanna 1fOlorna, tuecta III o6 iuecft
ut, ter,nin efter tern,iu, dr eiter dr pa d
flefta naQen ,,u,nera albrig "a bora ct
CUBS ORB fbreldias eller en- bon mp
idnbas tiQ beras Jaber ibi,nmelen
eyeln narln; 81 lfolan r1er p6 ner =
iaa menar publit<lfo1au ide fort an
nprlunba betraltas dn lpm Ell tuerfitai
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-03-15
9tar njoeu Gr JONI it6rit, Dir Sub mr.
tga ,nat meo fit bjelp. #l

Minnet al n0baren 1916 o6 1917
1pflauo ar rcoau i6rltulnnet i6r bet
,,dr'uaranoe ilastet; enoait samn,alt fplt
,ueta na9ut aft oerom BERTHA. 81 ,uar
oet fDriarliat lpara o6 bpra ar. 9a
ala leinabsmebel ,par "a bDst pris, aft
set iattisa iolfet idc fllllbc ita tiaraflist
oerai. 9fOben meofUroc iiuara liufoo=
mar babe blano ,l1sa od 9amla, oblif=
beiDrjornc babe mpdet att sDra. Fl.
M5ben flappabe odid pd bog ,udi,ua=
ren s(noreas Sillcr / gsilborf ysiirten.s
bergerlanbct. Wisicrli9cn iattc fan fig
till fit ,pdfitol iuio bascns srpning, ud)
,paiipulen f(6s n'co llanbc fart tills tent
pd uattcu, ,nen ,pafl0ncn ,uar lltcn od)
aQtin9 iDritradlist oprt, ia att iOrtjens
ltem pd ldnst ndr ife rddtc till fir bonon1,
buitrl, cit attaaris sosic pb cit ljnmdz
l,abcrs bibarn. &cban babe SoiQcr, iont
iuar fano IDr CIT reolis ,,,an, mot bo:s
aen al NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ldnat 80
gulbcn; men I'LL ,uoro pcnnin9arae llut,
oattabt iamiljen leibe tarilist. sOter dit
cnsans itrddtc barnen pa fig f6r att ie
eftcr, oi,1 iatet rcoan mar tomt; od bilts
,uattnet blef ,pislerlisem ifc tjuft, ..,.. =,
| Oct ,par miotcu al mai 1917 o9 pd
CIT viDnbasseitermibbas bi,a'nelen ,uar
bla, iolcn itralabe / au fit traft, alla traf
itobo i 1i,t ifDnafe blomiring, iiualorno
qtuittraoc p6 lartor,,a jubilerabe. ga:
turen itoo i D0etibsorast; men btpat
bielper all pttre pratt, narrbet ilaler
ler bebrDflist od tr6itl6it ut? Y Waftpa;
rem Siaer babe, ,neb be Tina gatt 1T 70,
att beje fit lila potatistdppa, iom ifulle
aifuu bonom f0ba. S(nnu ,uiiaoe fig
blot ina, sr1na pisgar, D6 Siller iaoe:
"sSsa, bet b1ir ldnse annn, innan mi I'd
bem.ta Sc f1rita ioroparonen; arbettsf0r:
tjenlten aitaeer, iusen tpia, lesa ttdson
ba9tBnarc; tdlare O6 ipisfam'nare aro
tontma; Dtparifrdn ifola mi tasa br6o
tin bitten? .Sntet blir Of Sfrigt dn at
pa nptt italoiatta oB; men ituloer;npat itot.
Ia betalas ,neb fapital o6 ranta. Surl
tall BET snu gd?" &nitrun, faitan bor
meb bfiden pa iinn,an od) iina bar,tleS
bi,,pt, mar BOD nib bet tiliauet mooisa'
re an fin man. "p6r pa, gfnoreas!"'
Iabe bou, Il soba, oasar ar bet nog lat'
att tro o6 i1rtrdlta pa Cub men tuor'
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-03-15

till babe lorslisa of slabjanbe ,,pptad
| Ter. stpra pd i,pdra briiter D6rb,
blanb annat aitpen tin ,lpptadterna
Men, bet mar tde barnbenintets, f6re:
itanoarens eller itpretiens briiter; nej
bet mar tonfereniens, set ,uar mara csna
Set DIT 1orsliat p6 f0rilnberligt, att er
ia pdtaslis 9errans fat ioin be,lna ifall
beb0fiua 1igsa llnber cit ifulbb5rba al
6fiuer tnien bolIars. Sc fritpilliga pe,t=
l,insebioraeet, ,tuoer dret motiiuara ide
fullt bara,ens 'bebuf of b,uab itall man
didga, udr man beiinnar, att barnen Be-
I60fiua b,ts od, Dem, be beb6f,ua fabers=
Io6 ,nobersztudro, DC beb6ftua ldrare o6
unoer,uisrins, of afuen besia beb6itua
ia fin l0u. Sc f6riamliusar, iom ide
fatna iina briiter tin barnbe,nmet idipm
cit ipnb, baftua mibf6ritatt iaten. u. ..' .
<@ Gu tonaite, beitaenoe Al paitor
". Nalm1trDm pt SoDn Voo1n trd11
ct. &a,ll, tilliattes att sranifa tasz
i6rcns ritenitaper o6 fat rappOrterat,
att ben f',nnit rdfenitaperna ritttsa ob
/ a((o 6ftuerensi itammanbe meo f6reteoba
qtpittun. '. Sd. -. 9
Stpab barnbemnet, bcB itprelica od
f0reltanbare | Diriat tuiofon,n,er, ia ma
,pi / iannins tada !Serral,, f6r btuao fan
beri sifpit uB o@ ,uara slaoe, IA ld,tse
,ui IA bebdlla set ia. Sag tror, att
b,uar ob eu meblent al tomiteen fdrbe fig
tiufrebsitalb BETA itpdet. Wtd Sub
tpd1iisna iafen fit betbct, att bet ianna
d,1oan,alet matte ,uinnas, o1 siiue ban.
oB met al fit bar,,a= o9 barnbentsiinne!
ga, sifue fan ,,teb tron beiintiag al
DC bpra orb ban 1ast, att Of pffra ar
,pdr thinning ob att dfIfa drtudr mast"
V fon.iteens ,udgnar ai2 so11l3 i's
i1@aG. Ha a1tH q. @a blin 1efr. ll
8elhataht, att oennc rapport motta8esi
OBJ autages. .o5a31rJa faaf .g,.anag
gtodbolm, @is,.i iebruari 1879 grt
Vi 3aa 3t@ 1al@ S. syremli,tg j4U
91..a a20 gan~ sNinn. fonf. ieft. U
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-03-15
N0rGMorittg.

4sator s. Wtagnp bar Oipertagit
erpeoitionsbelpret / td4et f0r ntr. ..
cliou, b,uari0r babaueiter allt, ionl
r6rer tioniasens expedition od) pet:
niuseaiiarer, ia,bes till bpnonl llnoer
aoreR: bor 532, Neb @ing, Ntim't.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-03-15
5faifareu uttommer omfring 5. l lite

1kVVW&kN N"<~"S'''S~ 10 = : "
ob S. 15:be b,parje manao. Frenuz
merationsafsiften $1.25 betalas f0rz
lfott; men fdnoe perloner fnnna, on1 De
ia Dnita, il 3 mdnaoers freoit. Nrtltlar,
lom aro dmnabe fin iioninsen, 1anoas
ontinsen tiff ssep. g. Sj0blon', &eo
ggina, Milln., eller till &ep. 6. Norelll1s,
@ala, @opobuc Co. Minn, Nlla
in en]fo bD tes tibn in9ar 1dnz
bas bellt till @ep. g. Sipblon. ..
Obj.. s(llt, 1om rorer pronunciation,
eypeoitipn u6 tiouinsens aftarer, ianoes
till 9sep. S. WtasnD, boz 532, &eo @ing,
aeinn. Benminsar ificfas money order,
draft, n,eo erpreB eller, Der eli annore
lunoa fat ite, / resiltreraot bref @frif
tyblis aoreB. Sc, iom iantla prenun1ez
ration f1r tibnin9en o6 oroentli9t III
lanoa beta(ninsen, ia rafna fig till soSo
bmarjc 7:be erentplar. 4"s @ o.aET' 5.@
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-03-15

Sllmma:> ,523.S1,
Sarnbemmets ifllber meb aforag al
taslabeballnia9en utgGr benna bag
$IO47.2G. "'..' ..." .... .. ..'0
,.'. 9. Gn9berg, tasl6r. %
SIR rilta dr far berr Stranbberg
6lii,uit aterlualo til f5reltanoare f1r
barnber,n,et, eller eeentlisen pd obcz
1tano tio meo 3 ,,,anaoers Dmlelioig
,lppiaselie. Sans l1n liz beitdn,o tin
$4,000 f0r aret; men 81 tilllldpper ba,,
fit eset lano till barnbcmmcts br,,f iantt
bdtar od f0rreoltap. u" w ID ..7 "
Sdlom 6arubenlmct a,lnll ide blii,uit
irtorporeroot, idr itprelie,1 luio oetta
,,,Ote fromldssa cit i0rilas till intorpos
ratio,1 i0r fonferenlens Diiueriuasalloe.
| &onfereniens uiiitationsfon'ite bel1tte
barn6emmet be,1 IA januari o6 tommer
nal att rlpplpla fouiercnieu on, 6,uao
ben id9 od iafttog. >&@
'1't.. 9( ltprc(iens ,ua9nar: ''.
-. 6. 9tprclilts.
S)teb anleonins al benna rapport fat
toocs f0lja,,bc bellut:
Al gltt fonierenleu rlottager of a,ttas
GET benna rapport FAINT gobfdnner, b,uao
lonl gcnonl beitprc(ien blifipit rtrdttaot
81 9ltt paitpr s. 9sorelius o6 berr g
Gnsbera dter,ualjas f6r 3 dr till neo:
lcmnar 6eitprellen f1r barnbcmmct.
9 sltt i,,forporationsbp bpf,,menterno
borbldg9as, oeb att el, for,ite tillidttes
f6r att l,ppidtta ationsbanblin:
gar, btuari9enun, al fonferenieus ese,1:
bom fan bdllas, uG att benna fomitt
erbdller illtruftioner. 81.
s. gtt benna fonite llts6res al patio,
s. yeorelilis, berr s. q. Geterion, pa:
itor q. g. Monten, paitor g. S. spdrt
o6 berr Sobn 2asertr0n.
gilitations tunitens rapport Or Al
| f6ljanbe lpbelie:
Mraoe foaferens!
Den fomite, ionl ipjO tonferenieus
mote i gbiiaso Cafe tilliattes dnbamddl
att piiitera fOnfercnicns barnbem ! ga.
ia, fat ,u6roiauligen inrapportcra f61
fianbe: . ,@.' .
& fanellc al orbf6ranoen n6tte fonli:
teen, nleo 'lnoantas al enmeoleu', pa pr
od fdae tisba9en Den a jan. of i6ft,
taga fdnnebol1 ON f6rbaaan6en, "a COB,
BET TAT iis sDra. llnoeriOfninsen 1ebb'
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-03-15

SKAFFAREN is a swedish ev.
lutheran church paper, published at
Red Wing, Mimi, by E. Norelius,
p. Sjoblom and j. Magny. The
paper is issued twice a month at
s1.25 pf. annum in advance. t.. 4.
Editors of English, German, and
Norwegian church papers, who may
be willing to exchange with us, will
please send their papers to Rev. b.
Norelius, Vasa, Goodhue CO., Mimi.
The editors of SkAFFAREN de-
sire to serve the interests OF the
swedish ev. luth. Augustana synod,
and they believe themselves to be
loyal to the confessions of the luther
an church. a@5 4o@a w". 4.
Skaffaren. [volume] (Red Wing, Minn.) 1878-1882, 1879-03-15

pb.rmnmen "plaitrabe" of bela buffet 1T.
,pd.rbiat bliiluit mdlabt, FAINT be nebro
r,1ntmen hliipit tapetlerabe; en- tillfdl=
fig fdllare bpso, FAINT ,narfen pn.frins
buffet ndspt ptanerab, Sill barnbent=
NETS bebuf bar tillrdctlist meb bnete
blii,uit prubucerab oels 4 hcmmets eset
lano pd) bels 4 arre,,oerab juro Stuab
|a,1gdr Sc friwillisa saf,uprna, ia bar
! |iipnnerbet on1frins jlllen ritlisa bibras
Ii matiuaror ud) fldber il.onlntit; beres
mot Daf,ua pennin9ebioragen ,uarit me-
I'd iparianma. 1illf6lje beraf bar
ltDrelieu ej flnnat aibetala ben ifnlo,
/ lom b,pilar pa ben1,net, l,tau ttudrtpn,
bar Ben bliituit tdsot fbr6tao. &aslb>.
rens framitdllnilts om belnmets affarsz
1tallhins lemnar f1r Sfrist upptpsningar
,ncb afieenoe berpd. Sen dr al f1ljanbe
i,,nebd1l: '1~..5t. ..'''.'.. S2 pug u 3
8arnbemmets iinanciela itdllnin9 sen
2S Dec. 1878. r. ...-''' y" ...21'".. 5st''5''
Snfontiter ud ,ltsiiter ,nber Set till,
inba9dnsna dret. .' "-.. =.}'t... Il. ~
Snfo m 1ter: .-," .~' s.t..I
@enom 9aftuor tontmtcr. =. -. s744.422.
9ln1lag af County gpmmislipz n
The New York herald., 1879-09-24
ENGLAND's COTTON TRADE-A PERIOD OF ACUTE
DEpREssIoN-How ENGLAND EXPECTS AMER
ICA's PROSPERITY TO INFLUENCE INDIRECTLY

ENGLANDS 8 COTTON TRADE-A PERIOD OF ACUTE
DEPREssIoN--How ENGLAND EXPECTS AMER
ICA's PROSPERITY TO INFLUENCE INDIRECTLY
HER COTTON TRADE.
From the Manchester Guardian.l
The cotton trade of this country is Just now
passing through stage OF acute depression. In
common with most of the leading industries
manufacturing and agricultural--it is suffering
from numerous adverse influences, which need
not now DO enumerated. But In addition to these
there forces bearing upon the great industry of
this district which arc peculiar to IL and which
deserve special attention. Some of these are dis
couraging enough, but others are full OF
promise. More than ono-third of the cotton
yarns and goods produced in the United
Kingdom is consumed among the vast populations
inhabitng the southern and eastern portions of
Asia. Beyond doubt, however. the trade of this dis
trct with the great Asatic populations has been
worry Improbable. and the industry of Lancashire
has probably suffered from tho deficient
haryests in Asia than from any other sim
glo cause. Next to this in Importance land
perhaps some would say exceeding it is that
scarcity of the raw material, which was rather
kecny felt during the autumn months OF 1878, aud
is this year recurring with intense severity. In
December last the price OF "iniddling Orleans" had
fallen to 5hd. per pound in view OF the Ameri-
can crop, which was then arriving at the ports very
The New York herald., 1879-09-24
FULTON STREET PRAYER MEETING.

The twenty-sccond anniversary Of the Fulton
street daily prayer meeting was observed yesterday
in the Dutch Church. Lafayette place and Fourth
street. DR.. T.. p. Rogers presided and welcomed the
gathering. which. when the meeting began, did not
than half fill the church. but afterward in
creased so that the building was comfortably
pied with worshippers The Doctor related an in
cident which he came across in Dublin. Ireland.
twenty-one years ago touching the novelty OF such
meeting when 1t yet little more than expert
ment Now it is an institution or the city. 1t has
attained its majority and speaks for itself. The
Rev. Mr. Hull remembered his first visit to New York
and to the Fulton street prayer meeting fourteen
years ago. and the conscious help he received
therein. Hc believed that the copquering heroes
OF the world are aud were men OF faith aud prayer:
He instanced Luther among reformcrs and General
Havcock Of India. among soldiers. DR.. Ort spoke
of the benefits that business men may and do derive
from the noonday prayer meeting. 1t helps them
more fully to realize their dependence on God.
There is nothing that makes man independent
success in his business. He feels that he alone
has worked out his own fortune. and against this
tendency OF business life the Christian
sssps mas mans ear a prayer ynohnS ss
can 1t strengthens man against temptation
and helps him to use what he has made
for Gods glory and the worlds good. There have
lived and died in this city men worth thousands and
millions whose lives were the incarnation OF selfish
such lives wasted-utter failures. DR.. Sims, of
Brooklyn. thought there was good reason for celc
Drafting THIS anniversary. Inls meeting stands as o
testimonial OF very many precious principles. 1t Is
like great machine shop. where the several work
men come to get the divine power which enables
them to perform their various duties in daily life
Two bankers in indianapolis meet together every
day in the others room and pray and talk
tho things concerning this life and the next they
shine like stars in the community Professor Thwing.
of Brooklyn, saw in the meeting the evidence of
the vauetof lay Christian activities Mr. s. b. Schief-
elin had word OF thanks for the consistory of the
Dutch Church, which has provided place for the
meeting for wentyt years treo OF expense; thanks
Il, be man VI 10 no q on w n
Fulton street prayer meeting stands. 1t has not
only given milk to the ministers, but meat to many
of Gods
The New York herald., 1879-09-24
KIDNAPPING AN INDIAN.

I. II. Tibbles writes tho following letter to the
Boston Advertiser from Ponca Nob over the date Of
September 49,
Upon my arrival at Omaha from extended trip
East benaf OF the Ponca Indians and to get funds
to bring test case i'll the Supreme Court. whereby
the question may be settled whether Indians have
any rights which the courts Will protect, learned
that the agents Of some enemy OF the Indian
had been 70 Standing Bear and persuadcd hila to 80
OF with them-to nobody knew where. ! immo-
dately started in pursuit. After day travel by rail-
road. stage and private conveyance. just dusk
thickening into tho darkness of night, to the
Ponca camp OF four lodges situated on little creek
drove up in front ahd Ta-jiia-butta put his head
out. second afterward he cried out in the Ponca
women and children rushed wild with delight.
For once all Indian etiquotto and tho traditional
stoicisin was thrown aside The Rev. Mr.. Jacob. al
Episcopal clergy man who was with me, said. 'Such
reception as that is enough to pay man for
lifetime OF labor"
A council was held immediately, and it was learned
that = man speaking the Dakota language. with
which Standing Bear Ia familiar had come
there and told him that Mr.. riggs, the mission
come back to his home in Dakota, and that Stand
ing Bear had gone of with him. That was all
they know about IT, Tho question was, What
Will they do with Standing Bear? viii they kill
him, will they endcavor to deceive him into
signing some false statement TO be used against him.
self and tribc Yesterday mounted Indian ponies,
aud accompanied BY an Indian of the Omaha tribe
guide and interpreter, started northward on
Standing Bears trail. had not been in the saddle
for many months and at tho end Of htty miles ride
moro dead than alive, stopped at this place over
night. When last heard OF Standing Boar was going
north. intend to follow him until find him, II IL
Is into the Rocky Mountains Poor old Standing
Bear! Not sblo TO read write, when this man
held piece OF paper up, saying It was letter from
me. and pretended to road from 1t that wanted him
to meet me the old ponca reserve, he thought II
true and that had indeed got his land back.
When / see the Indian so deceived. his confidence
him. take good deal Of satisfaction in believing
there Is hell.
The New York herald., 1879-09-24
CLAWED BY A CENIIPEDE.
from tho Eureka Call Leador.l

Several Moxicans were In camp ut the mouth of
Memphis Creek, U. T., and lying about
the fro when ono of them. Tclestro Cruca, saw
q large centipedc. fully nine inches long. travelling
slowly over his leg. Knowing that the least motion
would make IL sink its deadly claws into his skin,
without moving his leg he got out his revolver aud
waited until the insect had almost reached his knee.
when, slowly putting the mouth of the pistol
to its head, he pulled tho trigger and
the centipedc gone But q centipcde's
claws are quicker than gunpowder and Cruca began
to cramp In few minutes, the track OF the insect
along his log turned brownsh yellow and the place
where 1t was killed swelled up frightfully. Cruca
rapidly grew worse and In little over four hours
afterward no died In great agony. But the most sim
gular part Of the story that tho bullet from Crucas
pistol cut small nick in tho fore leg of mulo that
ing the mule was also dead. with tho leg swollen
that the skin had burst ia several places.
The New York herald., 1879-09-24
PAUL JONES' MEMORY.

Tho flags aoated from tho City Hail yesterday In
honor OF the naval victory achieved by Admiral Paul
Jones. OF the American navy. ono hundred years
ago. Placed between the State and municipal flags
was q fac-simile Of the banner hoisted by tho
Admiral as a signal for tho commencement Of tho
hght with his ship Bon Hommo Richard by the Eng.
fish vessel On this flag was tho device OF rattle-
snake surrounded with the motto "Touch and Z
strtke."
The New York herald., 1879-09-24

the prospect of the Principalty being left to the
government of the Eastern Roumeia militia.
while what is called the idea or Bulgarian
union is by no means extinct, 1T Is NOT ut
all 4 pleasant one. Nor would it be by any
means an easy matter TO find a successor to Prince
Vogoridcs. Europe has hardly sufficient confidence
in the rising school Bulgarian statesmen to select
governor from among them and-if Russia is to
be humored i'll tho choice OF Aleko's successor, as
she was when he was apponted--the quaiincatons
hc IL required to possess VIII be Win diHieuity
found united in any one candidate for the oihce'