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, 1880-10-18
DIl. THOMAS. REPLY
To TIE CONFEVENEE At H0EREUskU4
Special Ditpdich to 1hf Chfceeo Tribune,


,nocn rnun III r., " .srto 1,oc,, ] T,Iw"r ran.
ference convened II . o'e'ouk ibis n,or,'lne: Tho
,lny, simply tho or,lluation Of Dcncons und
~. ,,,,,,,,, "l i,"rora ''eo 'o "'fS"'eo :" liz
A"i"oSa o''oso. p'!'. , -,
nrooco, !, T, ,n n.y. :+ ps rosAs
tnkon srn s,o ~ ty"ns,oth ob"nt.r ~ - m.s Ms
Tho following will bo presented by tho Rev.
Dr. ,rlomas to tho Conference to-.uorrow us his
reply to The resolutions asking him to withdraw
sSe,, ~ A. es ns &C cosnss @ e.
fe!l9w;ss,qa 10 tnr, from 80 to rKhteol.sncHs
% II s S 10 ess fs!esshp ssi sFf tsa
NJ pn III 1mU osnust Hhsesi Imren; ht ner
nMd ni,tstrptnl,",i Gnntls n,nmr % hmnarols ur ami
i.ow co,ur tiIt, stral'up Beu.1o If fH ~ yn,,r @
" NY, 'y W St II H. Of Shs s
m az cS1Eca y III h9pt
,-.,',a Nv WHAT ohouNH
10 you ,rHo ths strAnge request? Is It because
~ my laGt Or nPon tltsiof aneeflnE my moral
nl'nrnetcrf Nut breath OF nt1y such suspcl0n
Hhs, ~ , y t,2,tst kh9Wun9 evot nofh wn.ahefe
II r. n,,'tsvn IL, ,tt,c mIi;y NJ s,,n chor,,I.
ina ev"r Snp ~ u,aiin ~ nv.si a1".atn n"
II 1i tbs noas St ak sr rthty sy that
' t,or ve ~ a cvcr ' asse1 tSr s ts 10 'a" rrst u
n.. nn Wtk' "nt' iMG, ~ is to grann o yoar
sp!'assS iigossasss q apIalaS y i the T 5ess !
lnmtn!s 1In,in, OF s.Is'pF ald SSxlatMng M sortan
nv sn,itcstionnr faitn In Ilntl. II, tho .5lrl;t,t
Of Christ. q thu Immortality " tho stl, anj il,
, 1880-10-18
PORk.PhcKlNG.

Special nlslateh ~ The CAisago Tribune
KErxuKt ill.,, Dot. t7.-Thu lurEo pnrk.tm cktug
establishment in this city ksl.,wn uE Smiths
pork huuse. which bus beon lying i.l!u for sollu
1ine rast, has peon leasod ty Coey & CO., Of
lsntFast. ,arelaMa, md will hu opunct! Nuv, !.
They VIII run tho l,s'lise Throughout tho year ni
Il lufKo scale, KtvlpK employment tU urunt
!lt!ut'rF Of hal,dS. Tl.oy will slaughter about
, 1880-10-18
MILITIA NOTES.

1AA - 4N y '''
sEcoSn'L1Eur. W. II. BAILEY, Of battery q,
hns rendered his resignation.
GAIT, +, N, HossAex, Cotupanr u, Tenth Bat
tol,o,,, IN. tan,rrc,; hi. rc.,nn,ion.
'"'''f =. "o -. 80 ""''o'
coMfASf q, Firae Regiment. VIII givo mn 'u-
formal reception Mt tho artnnry to- might.
u. Thtrtl Infantry has ten,1ored hi, resiurnttun.
~ "'e '-'o's =" '1'' 0'e.''..o''
PRIVATE L. y. PErEltsoS' Company J. First
Regiment, hns applied fur AT honorable Dis
Ar NJ, r,crttnn ,Y ot,ccrs hclt t,r comp,,,x H.
rs,r,t iinr n,,. 'u,nt. r'..5 ga. A.. G,.,,
an'a ~ tesnst''-honklos,l niaes'-oct' D. cap'
Ihou,he IT, l'aHler WIS REFLECTED.
T,IR lust shoot at tho First Krgtmcnt target
competitors for tho nontl, Of Octpbcr will tnko
p,nrcut tho artnory r,nro Saturday evening,
=, ,,"' eo ., a'' :, ~ ,,,'".s ]
mont, recommends tho sio.orybIc discharge Of
scro., 1,oucrt +. Smith. of t,a t,,,nnany.
GAIT. FRANK II, DAVIS, cou,pany G, First In.
fon,rv o,ka ,n, tho d,.,ho W., - t,.,,.n,n n,,r,,
Wnss ss nr W INC i Hn q F tuGoo
W. ""''''ost y" "eeo'''1 VI 'e''taS 'ne a'"'o'
H.cet hs rcaecio oT sutner tesn u thTev we
years.
fn,,sr,. e. .,.,,,,,0. y. ~ - th,I ~
Fred 4. rht,Inns, or Ills company, to cou,ptny i,
1 't
Till following officers hare hncu rri.lpctcd t,y
Kuc,, irrt. i.intci,ist,t, Il. 4. .loluson Scconi-
LteuteI,unt, Chnrlcs j. Downcy
cA,r.Tu. LAwLru. whu hns rcccn,,v hcon
snintnnnaGr ~ lug lncKiH !tcs.
~ ~ ~ Hota oM"Sn " tno
ntpGsS VI us eosnp's"5 III INC 1Fcslolak lio,tse
oa'ar"hf' ...
Az election Of officers took paco Mt the nrn,ory
OF CHsnpAliy 4, First 1nfnt,try, ntl Tho nth Inst,
NJ. Buchanan, Captain; Seret. Duvtd Gruhnlt,.
First lieutenant.
AN fseot!Gn wiit !,o ne a. me arinnry or Com
S.o y, :, ,",,t, . WGmcsay evening; 10
toss ~, ~ H.. SIE U,. M Ing
tnnG ,.ny y, mflsn A such olcctlon Lloat' Johil 4.
i""e' WIN p'cs'ac.
Infantry. htts askrtj FOR tho b5nurt1le ,lsehnrnp
Of l'rstl.ea Frnnk Co,cs, Mot1rtr Mitchell, II. i,
1lerrjck md Srrvt Efsn,t H. Ohnar ntt Nrnn,tnf
, 1880-10-18
TIE HORSE DISEASE.

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. l1.-Tho horse disease,
which 1rst nppuareu hrru In Il mild ror,A u few
auys ago, hus spreud rapidly, a,ll u very largo
par cent Of hnrsss ts Itleutul, although tho
has nut hcuN flnpe.luta. The tlisuaso ii t.ut Is
v!rulunt W during thu previous eIAulnlu.
, 1880-10-18
The PACIFIC COAST.

FAN FRANCISCO, Oct. ia TiotOrfn dispatch
says that Thursday night Blit!o took pl,lce Hx
mics below. Cacho Crock, which completely
,lnmmed up Thompson River to Il hight Vt III
feet, which. the rivcr must eurmount lefnre re-
smming it, course. Should tho dam breAk Awny
MI 1T once tho datnago to railway work nnl
wngon ronti from tho water rushing through tho
Tho stcu1nshfp CMltfuru!u, from SItkH, nrrvul
this morning, ltd rGpDrtB that tho ln1inn who
murdered tho Government t0l!.culltrtor tiftecA
MoHthA Mg0 Was hung I'LL tho 7tll.
, 1880-10-18
The Doctor Presents a Formi-
dable Protest to the Con-
ference.
He Will Not Be Kicked Out, but
sWill "Stand on the In
sidc."
Ills Attitude Ono OF Stubborn,
Confident, Militant Itcsist-
AllCC.
The General Baptist Association
of Illinois at Decatur.
ROCK RIVER CONFERENCE
DIR. THOMAS REQUESTED 70 WITHDRAW ffost



DIX. THOMAS REQUESTED 70 WITHDRAW rKoM
THE nouY.
pocxrn,,,, ~ ~. n ~ M" %s"su %@t tsaoa"..
oc,o ,,r, iI,,Ia s,,,.t.,o ,.,s,. I.e'.ceaa""s
acaea very l!.1'e foi'tI',o business to-tlay. 1t
Thomas casu would be taker t,uruu Tim ,Iny.
and tho membcrs usscu,bIe,i with tbo ,'cn INT
frorn tho prominence which tho caso o' Of ,hor ,
fn'n0lts Chicago brother bat1 assumed. md tho
anxiety In and cut Of tho Church ,ts to whnt dis
tuho precc,lcnco Of tho minor details Of confer-
E WSn w"th ao sop tasa sHs tSD doe"aps e
ip nnuouncr,l Tint thn Itov. A. y pitr,,nr fi,o,.
lun of tho stn,o,s, 1r;don mi i,o,,
from lilnn!s 10 1soek River Conference.
THO Rev. 7. D. Hilton was ecetcsl to Elders
lin r.cnt a .a9 * sv %as t. apot
Il luuE list OF ,,ni,;t| via rn,1 ~ ,,arsona
elected temuous IT tic secoi,ti c1lss. u,n,nr n
It was decided to hold tho uext o,,uua, Confer
eGSo al sycalnure. ' ''''''"' ~'''l''
k a Te ., tp rs IA iaso s aS
''a's,!iI; "Witst,EAs, rbo 1,ev 11trom " r,nos n
D, holds .IsWtrini Views nt variance % wtfh tio m
s'1. hIs1ar,e toYloRy No., of tho Methost Episcopa
"WIIf:nEas. t,: The holding md nrouu,,,,tor n,
bis peculiar views IL the Mcthtrlst Eniss.ni nj
ministry viii lo source Of continued irritation
tn h'I1selF uti1 disturbance to the lc,lco Ut our
Church nnd Injurious to tho grent huuso Of
",Kessi,eti, h.at, Tint, In tho interest Of peace
ntHa truth, VIZ kindly but firmly ret1,test our
Ornth0r, tho ftev. tlirdm W, Thfljilns III H.. il
withdraw frutt thu 5iothutlist l:pIscopal Church
III tho scssun u tho CoMtcrct,co.
"Sec0Hd. Tllnt In Koing mt trnIn lis because ko
is no longer Ut liz. we commend HIN IL GDI, ia
the word IT !E!s Rrnt'c, and 10 thc g,dlncu Of
thnt Holy :splrlt WIN tcuds III ull TRUTH
he supposed It would mt be ct,isl,Iere,I strange
II he .ppcral onltrlt,sscsl under tho circilJil-
,,nn,,s ds " neo n eexato TEX to twetysx
speech in Mi Tint tInlo OH tho Hour OF a Enufnr-
t.,lcu. In explaining tho llithossi,It, 1r tlio
resolutions lie Ivslrr;l tu havu Il ,;utnro
stood TINT tho charge tlut certn,n ppr-
aunH, who might 10 sljppuscI In In
1cNltl,ls uf Dr. IhMnna. or VIII, mirbt ho"u
, 1880-10-18

NIas isrAd.iou's new story. 'Aspholcl," ia oom-
inonoeA " t1u n: J. Mohthly Ftsnion tlaz!r to-
day, 0nl for SAlu by All lewstagllIota. Fsua 80.
, 1880-10-18

Wlnctc4ter's fsyuoCt, osp1,tse2
will cure consumption, coughs, wuak lungs,
bronchitis, u,ll gGn9rtl Auliillty. EstA1li8hcl
tWenty.0uG yg4rH.
, 1880-10-18

censntns nntEtf1r over me- fnn!lxo tic fnct
,,nnsnn ~ Gn,i nftta ~" XII to yey
nnPonn.nai ' rai. ,ns ,Gt'.i"r1m"'o .,.at u. IL rnRon
a''u ssrIns - S'"r ro.ttrs :" ", W., io' lascd
IT,, sosps xaars ro Or .,nt H osens
mu ~; t'. ~ ~ o. H. "Gsse were
nFnf.,t i,n a,,atnfnrh hw thn f,cta IN m thn and
itntc, n!st, Il, Try to sustnin thor or yDr l,r,s.
ont allegations, by II cnrcfuf Investigation n
ws,t sryw ,,s~,s,tIsn ro ,rr Nv ,u.,,
rAsa uxC,tAGt.ES1HI '''"''1AR
,ovc pcncc nm mich M vn, tnvc n. and ,,o..
,, Sn1c ,s ~ ins m n wGnrlsn2 i yionitr9Scssy ,ir
arTvn ~ ~ roi ,"otr,fa y, l,nS ~ r,a s, wol
y ally Such coarao % 1at'' rs yo@ '' sray,I "i tfh
th,nk vo,, akum ,mc ,t"p :, 'ny M3,r.csst' Gnse'
s 10 NO. u;I XII to NJ pTn ,o tn ana
"s ,roy y MkY " . ~ fna ,evu ae Mnan tilerch
widor port Tia ths te liz 81 ny ,Ss oae lat; q 'As
s TIE QUESTION or iihEhfY,-
VI tho tolcratlon Of rcrsonnl upInIon l,y Ii.
lit expressing views TINT to nc scocti litIt unty
trne hut cxacntinl ~ my hest .s,,errss III M
TnrK ran II H. 1nS ~ i s rot fSel ,,' ,'as yn
lowed. !hnve ccrtaIy mt Entle furtl,cr tim las
RI XIII y,nn III .!s .o y, % of
rn,,vht +, IN mttnn,tnm =, m In H. s1 1"" 'ay WY
omfsrGco 70 t tnt .uIv ,iti mt u ,9 " W. Gss4 @
II sf;ctn pegFovo va, ,ot @ mHss n pSso ta
s''o1ss: H.. .ou .. u""au. ,'." ',ase lD9Ho'M"
"".NN2 "e A'A" 10 '"lo'h
IN pleading for i " ""tolernhIu t1oi," III defense o,
"reasonnlo a.n I!cl", Sumo of yo,, ssem q fo.
Selo!,s q tho Kroxh Of thS world aill Tint 1he1u
1,criotf, and tho world cunuot, ~ [
iSs & IL " i. ssf tnt 70 ps! ss' sosy y ,n. 'syss e
rom rur l.unest Thought, md viii, It / provpr
tolerance 1t, differences nf upInIDi. From iho
duys Of Wesley. Methntlistn hls Hoastri Ut 1cr
lnrEc lttlorty. hInyG long boastcd Of ttlIs. uYl
iGt perlcGtty sato II It.. can hNfslly INV lie.
.no stt ~. y. 3 Wol I wGtw 20 "cn w0rk Z
tiun,rwnrr, @ "" MN ~ ~ irf i,,n wertf
o, ese teo , ot s3t esaemiav Nv " pepi. np =,
III .vitt, m'Mss oast nrt III, ~ y
I'm ~ rM Sn.r & ac""eo'' peFt so"' ~ 1"f u
s"uF "e'soa 4ocs, ...... .-... .-
70 PLACE 1t1s METHODIST cnurcn on REconn
our say. III al th!s unpleasant a,EAr NAVE Re-.
B,ained on tho Defensive thinking TINT MY duly
would end with trying 10 tnkp turg nf myself:
hnt now feel Tint i Is my duty 70 defend tlia
your nction wnuld Imply. We're ! not, III ny
avn f1elfng5 In flllt Nccurd with thu spirit unA
w.trk Of tue Church. Blluut] mt hnvc w,,ifei
, 1880-10-18
ieR,nnl that i1r. Thomns' character lso vInl-
rntcll FROM tho suspicion Df herrsy, or that Ee
le N1arct! IN ttat TT tho cnrlirst convenience Ut
Sb ft..1Fo

TIE ~, .EH. ,E,.. a. =. sMAaT uSnkRr.3k
S s ,S %sss'sF VII, he VIEW. " "ssets
sIow thst IL was iean!nx, toxsr universalisni;
timc; ',rrinx H. speech, nn,i iinni'y. y.
irre,i ~ ,,t, snbsitta'n tGr tlte resdtioGs
ni !. Dr. Libnats ono 70 ilio ottct TINT tllo
anl tn i g!l!er 'vfnrc Tic confcrense olscs Or
fa,.', saS t ~ = ~ H. .,,sttt,sn ] IT. W, r @
& .l'o ltev. L ~ ilatirli, w.,o saI.i ii ei1ect
% shat i % w;s .!ot n!ensni,t to s;y ttnxs wl,lcs.
mnt fehec. m aliys.: M st ne wms ;sro
IT, tntSo ts iHais 70 wan i.e mt'nfaiiinn Ok
a, W. si ,r.cmm no IT, ~ ne n ~ wfn ~ .,s
w ;y e w,r aEast ie s. If s 'aa.'r I'll 1t hS
T S%r!ss: isr!ss Y " %;a!"'ss! 4! Aite! ''{:sss :
!:,rrSll !Gi .!on I'll tIo , ,,tho''as s,lse, ,,!arinE
,nnE Mch vb,, ~ s. FIJI I, @ er ii t Msre vos sISx ti,r
tnt Dr. ~ T". ora W o n
siasies t!'ey isa e !nsst Il pTcssi;K W. wSrl
sr1;s M @ W. wcra ,.S s .t % ,cx ~ Dy ~, r,. ~ ~
s%ei!s.',. MS 3 II raSSa k wask q n' r. e ia "hor
shrc', rgrSsf S they wcrG so srctsst "bsa
S rs In Tt fr ny nraI tue Hi W. + nns to
;s',ss "; Sa,; MI w i. !%t II; wssk i
io Ghren r., wns @ h,nrane :" , re s' nlrc', r., M'l
is III aid Ssy T. ;ss f ssrss IT, s%!
G',i,nrrassod ig " tug nutlon ,nrr, Or fe !asi
Assfrttu tlMt tho llGct0fs eharfnsst,hnt hlu
sMpty bcen tho result nt tho cnirsn ne llud hsni'
eelt t'ttfsneu. Action nlpn tlf. .iI"1tits th'sl-
lion nN'i ngnh rc!!,ctntltly t,ken I'VE yt.i1 lEt'.
nrd shon nny after hIs nGtons nt1h l,eedsitc an tn,
gr!trofss e, Dn l'lgcr uftie. Whe! ~. rhn.tlIs
nr my nf MS frlena attEt1!st or llisnlinte that
h!s brethren M aIg l1nk't,T @ trouble over & hnall
aftcf. ue Wmalu tel! thoill thtt mo IAGt - mo
ntner Way. Thcy cvllss'l.n n stftnEe ultnt!t1esI
~ Nan nat !Gn ~ IL & ,t sin.H ~" Ha y, - \.
lin t.sst,tinl ami fl,nhn;nrntnI sltntrimrs tIf
Christianity nni Ninthtujis. I'iin history OF tin
I,hrrt, from jfs fnii,tintfnn f,ftHf fdysht,y M
fnstnnco wur., Ineu H,tyg i,csn mtluttcti tu tiin
ministry wiip hive hell mud promulgated tho
.pctrlnrs which have lccsl proAGhcl by DR..
Tho11sis. We nre tlskG.f ttl.tlIy
FOR \ NEW uEpAurpRE,
We nro nakcl tn prr,nunanttv intro,ft,cc tn+n
MctlMMisirI II division, ni,,i n tlfsrrst,,,ty tnNt
viii contIn,,e to wt,rk when thasc progressive
young brethren will hnve tl,uir hands on lilo
helm If the sllil. Or. iIattlcil tilct1 lEctl1rr d
CnirlitIute for admission 10 tho ministry WIN
held tho vfcws Ut Dr. Thomas, and nsReu il
there was a inun III tho Conference who wouil
iuvurnhy consider Als implication. The nns,yer
csit1ic III n,Mny cries ~ "Nv." "Nn,' TEe
speaker ,eontiii,.e,i. "We hava had now ani
disrcg!lr,.lnK tho views ~ WATSON mud Wcstcy,
VIII ce,,,itl seq f,trthnr sta1ipT IN tho pjnl,,
than my or ttosp ynt,x uaIlta OF tho tt,fnit,
, 1880-10-18

Owen tho Archer Will soou 10 commenced II,
cssdeConpanIosi. ForsaIo by ul uewsdualur1.
, 1880-10-18

No onrpets should bo lald without Moth
prlof Su,vcsl Carpet Linng, uB0 only TINT sIlRll'
lfAttllrOu of cotton ind paper. American Car
pct lining Cntnpuny. New York and ltosuu.
Sold by all CnT,,cG dealers.
, 1880-10-18

s5s!si e'psiSH; y r ss S:sse nj.
@ % !; a II e. "S"f e. ss,%sS ssppoi.e' II con.
,,oTt To best thing 10 be 1oaa. Mon1ay inoru'ns
i5r !lntiiol! sal 10 thought p, ;s.: rho,nas ,s:'
GnEt " ti;a Il ~ ~ ns Td to etek ind there were
DIR. THOMAS !SttosR
anl nlasto shnrl st,uch. lte sata nc 80 not
wish to express y ptrfnrtncGfor my dnurse thuy
H tsSs rt s 9 e 'sr. & e M s.c 1 IL liz ~
IIcvctl tint ~ tho resolution before tI,cn, thoy
wnro atsu'ntnK tho wiols question At ssnc.,
os with Tho ,lactrl'ies u tho st.tl!ol!st Church.
a,a c Ind s"a ~ y ,G!s Is o'G th whn ta
hIs vi''ws ho l1n1 submitted Il uapcr Tic, tat
ID s srsa, e hS 1 rss Il VIII II ss @ st 1%, a sSnFt ,t t.
was III tic i'm. il s,stantnI ,,et9r w!th lilo
] novsr i"r tosni fcit t,st 1T VI, wiz @ ot III Ito
t,!l,st Ryn,pnthy with ~ ge,,i.,s aI,d spiritual
tho @ la'l; an nov, e wi whon SE prrssoI to nke
stnte'ncnt. wtnt tn pnt yu'' IN. tho trick. r
therc was any .ltiaollneas IN me ti,at You Gpul,a
wishing to t'o entirely cai,dl! md that you tnay
know tso rxact n,nntl1nent 7, q my mind, Or what
ossantinl .oetr,i.esnf tic church, WI! irankly
s.!to tho only lH,tnts on wt,Ie enneelyo thoro
standing" rhefi, hu SuIt{, hn bid u,rutiuur,l
tlnse r.,l,'ts, intlie4t!5E tho thon!9Keal terms.
@ rosttio,,s ia III i,o Hull po Tho % t.,rco grcat rv
t!ontr9es Y tlculuyy. tho a,o1es11snt. ths tna
iiae Script,, res, and it tnakiuY tllIs hu Isd saI
nHal,l: .'Ani Iii ht,IuInr tho yi1ws a6ovc nx-
sr u naST nv s own nrdat,o W. voMa m u g 70
wny disqualified FROM hnnnrnbty stumbling III il
Ms,hoa!st pHl"a Aud my ey w'sst nn
of III to I'll Church m CIV. wien IL iIeser saiI lily lily st'eh
thing. TilUy lid fund fntit viii, Ills fl,rowSi
tic pulpit lio hntl aail Tint il via a delIcato
thing tt, .io, but he a sttxM there tor two ycI,rs
lin" @ s se or t to k'',s ter aer IL 20 cfs sa
jlEht heturo tic rttb,tc, which they refused to
tlo md he tlatl tto,,4ht sonothnx shuul1 DO
done. lie cprfcssed that hs f,lntn spenkinH WIS
~ t,mEroprlaty, Ilt tlil not lh!nk 1t I'LL otrosc.
SOME FEW nio,,rs As 4 PREACHER,
so,e s!,e INV riShts u anvsc IN Ills arcat Mmcr c
| can cns1ntry.
sne III; md hai,die no al ynu tl, hung ali thcs.,
cc,s,ires over nc. a1,ti i9avo ,no tiio 10 40 On
M t5tty satn IN nrninst nne. Tint mnn hn,1jnx lin
/ tuiluuc fwo yturs: and nav. il Bay II word
9SSat S Gfasssf f or 5eo, w.t. t. w # @
tic Mctho,ilst Church uuI striKtnc
tic Church. rio IaNk Tiyer Confornncc Il
hrch C f a' we fFe e 11@r o GFeat n, Mva9Iss t0 @
IL t. al @ ti,,nk ,l1ojr wors sta,ds bu Il % n',s
sGeg !So 9, nss Tsenf Msl to M o"t rS e 1 I,y Y s
srnsc be merely overlooked. Nuy YOU brllg Up
here mud c:,nrgc axi.iu, not III This resolution
rnr,,ent il.n tintrjn'Mnr thn Stnthn.,fst fh,tr"h
uatl mike yon staui resr9nalnlo ~ tcachinsss
liz wished to tke ttme 10 ink ItttI, lunyrr M
tl,cy hid cnllntl hin, up, ICrjes ct do m
s t%sSweI y @ s9'y o re.eEenee to
- Aid INV. whnt Il ti,o s,In, md su1st,Iuce Of
, 1880-10-18

An open secr1t-Tk0 Unparalleled merit aud
popularity VI Dr. lulls Cough Syrup.
, 1880-10-18

Of 4 A'liuNDNED YEARS AGO.
nalr @r s we r. * as sta'e ns ae
ton. not 1s y Gnnfsretco Ncttan, but ia Ill elu-
| bu.lsn,ent ot hls Views 1t roud us follows;
"!sesarcd. Art. Tint wo aro ox.rou'uiy lculous
| of tho stronE,, earnest orthodoxy OF our bo-
lOvei1 Church"
The I.shop aail ho did not think It we'll to put
sa s o SIat ako rho Z ,rs III a IL L,s!ef ssec, ASt'
| El1or !ewott sai ho did not t!vor tho s,tislI.
tattn ad cItS tts" to tie ,et that so
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;sp!ssen;sa !ss sisxs y % %shs cosfSre%ss . %ss:
oi u church 10 had vowed to serve. n,,d Id
nttack tts tl.,strIcs und beliefs, whetur lio 10.
sy sy II 'e9a a r ID % s IT. h. aa aa Ss 1SKf Wiz n L
sad lint thoy eou!ti well spnro nI,y Ila, 10 he
n SHmea!" ana "dooai"i Msa, liks III: br:
SSns o S# 5 tS ThSass Sss'e t ss't . S"I il % t sIs :
xinyr nf DIR, llntlield. to traIr,noi nry .nMn's
noSht' IT, ms ,H;;s, n,9,, %st't nry!' nc 1,
hlM e xi!!hidtsx. d: :rha,aas ha5 nude an T:
rcconcllal llu difference lNtwcc1! tlIpni. anl he
thought II Wt}1l 10 iltlllnF tliO Elrrsina.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-07-21
The Wounded Heron.

A Portsmouth gentleman was rowing
down through what is called the narrows, a
part of the Piscataqua where the current is
quite swift, about half mile below the city,
when his attention was attracted to pair
of night herons which were standing upon a
large rock near the waters edge. The moon
was shining brightly, for it was quiet,
beautiful evening, and while looking at the
tall feathered sentinels, the discharge of a
gun by a man concealed among the bushes
on the rivers bank was heard, and the birds
took to their wings, uttering cries of distress
as they flew. When nearly an eighth of a
mile off one of them was seen to falter, and
it soon fell into the river. As his boat drew
near, the gentleman perceived that the bird
was wounded, and was swimming conf
IDENTIFY toward him as though claiming pro-
lection and help. He extended one of his
oars, and the bird seized it with his sharp
claws and suffered himself to be lifted out
of the water. Upon examination the gen.
tleman found that the birds right wing was
broken, and that fractured bones were pro-
truding. A linen handkerchief furnished
bandages for the bleeding wing until, upon
arriving at the Isle of Newcastle, short
distance below, the wound was properly
dressed by surgeon, who admired the for
titude of his feathered patient during the
painful operation. Portions of the bone had
to be removed, but the doctor thought it
possible for the bird TO live with careful
nursing. Our humane friend carried the
bird to Portsmouth, and under judicious
treatment it soon regained its wonted health
and strength, and was pronounced a per
feet beauty by many ladies who called to
see him. The heron received this cruel
wound about the middle of August. 1t
healed rapidly, and as soon as he could fly
the happy bird was allowed to go in quest of
his mate.-Selected
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-07-21
To The Country.

The extravagant prices still charged at
our seaside and other fashionable resorts,
where the rates are quoted at from ten to
| thirty dollars per week, are driving more
and more into the country. Good plain fare,
and every condition OF healthful and happy
living for rational and reasonable beings,
can be had in farm houses and summer
boarding places in the country for from four
to eight dollars. per week. The tendency to
choose the latter rather than the former style
of summer living has increased noticeably
within the past few years, even among peo-
pie of ample means, until now the question
is, in many sections, how TO find places for
those who want them, rather than how SEN
sible people can be induced to spend their
vacation in a sensible way. We hope to see
the tendency increase. There is nothing so
good for town.people, especially for children,
as the freedom, freshness, healthful activity
and entire change of habits and surround.
ings that are to be found on farm. They
learn, also, great many things that children
ought to know, and that they can get in no
other way. If the parties are small, SO that
the inquisitive, irrepressible youngsters will
not make "nuisances" or hindrances of
themselves, they can go a.feld with the men,
and see something of the industry that is
the basis of country's prosperity. Then
there are the barns to explore, the brooks to
wade and angle in, the unfailing charm of
the woods and the orchard, the berry-patches,
later on, and all the delights cf new life of
out-of-door liberty The tyranny of dress
and the despotism of department are both in
allegiance, and the little folks that can't be
happy ON farm hardly deserve vacation.
As for the older people,-if with call out
doors" to draw on they can't be contented,
we pity them. A strawberry patch in the
meadow, a cherry tree by the roadside, a
pine grove for "best room" and ham.
mock for couch, maple grove to swing in,
the acquaintance of the birds to renew,
cloud-land to explore and sunsets to study,
and all the fragrance, beauty and life of
Gods handiwork to enjoy-what more does
man or woman need 2-Golden Rule.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1880-07-21
PrOfane Singing.

The seemingly utter tboughtlessness with
which sacred songs is often engaged in, may
at last be seen to have been no better than
the most blatant profanity. All this with
out any reference to the question of church
choir being composed Of operatic or other
theatrical musical professionals. Is there
not ground for all of us to apply the most
scrutinizing self examination to the spirit
and the manner in which, in public and in
private, we sing these songs Sacred song
and prayer have aptly been styled the wings
on which the soul rises toward heaven. This
has in every age. been blessed, practical
truth to all who keep close to our Fathers
side. We fear, however, that while devo-
tional song has thus been the pillar of fire,
floating as an upward and onward guide to
the believer, it has been but musical mock
cry to many, If not to those who engage in
it. "Jesus, lover of my soul" Rock of
Ages" Buelah Land" Guide me, oh thou
great Jehovah" and many others, have each
enough Gospel in them, If sung in the spirit,
to bear us to and through the gates of pearl
Singing otherwise than in the spirit is mu-
sical mockery which any of us may shudder
even to think of it. Far too much of what
should be sacred song might better have
been executed by parrot. The poor bird
could not be guilty of the sin of trilng with
things heavenly and divine. Let us pray
One who will not be Knocked, TO deliver us
from such an evil In the family, the Sab
bath school, the prayer-meeting and the
church, many devotional hymns are given
out which it is perilous to sing in other than
devotional spirit.-Luiherdn Observer.