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Afflicted Try ''Dr. swayne's Medicines"
sore thoat. &c. Dr.. Swayne's Compound Syrup
Of Wild Cherry is well-knnwn curative. The
most reliable remedy for bronchitis, asthma,
all throat. breast and lung diseases Trial bot
ties, &c; large, 81.
DR.. Sway mes Ointment for letter, itching piles.
Itching Piles. SymptOms-A moisture like
Itching Piles. particularly at night. 1t never
Itching Piles. fails.
Sold by druggists and at stott & Cromwell's,
wholesale acen1s
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Needing Attention.

Editor Star: VIII you please call attention to
the condition OF the cutters on New Jersey
avenue, between Il and streets northwest.
OF the street, weeds In some places being four
feet high. While the tenants are improving
thelr YARDS, the cutters are left as an eyesore.
and also detrimental to their health.
ONE OF YOUR TEN SUBSCRIBERS on THE BLOCK
Dangerous For Travellers.
Edtor Star: The excursion to Fortress Mon.
roe ana back by the Potomac boats Is so delight
Iul mat there ought to be no drawback to its
enjoyment. But there is such q drawback when
GOATS OK rival lines run abreast mile after mile
trittin only abOut a hundred feet OF each otbet.
a Sood deal OF the way, as was the case during
me last few miles before reaching Piney Point
sunday evening. Under such circumstances
tne slightest accident to either rudder must
nave preC1pitated a frghtful collision. The
worst feature or the affair was that there was
no necessity or excuse for the boats running so
dangerously close. TKAyEIKR
Washington, August % 1850
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Row AT POLITICAL MEE-ING.-La5t Light
at the democratic meeting corner OF 81 and
Massachusetts, avenue cOlOre1 man cheerel
for Garne.d ard John Fitzgerald and another
party struck him. Sergeant BrO5aan arrested
Fitzgerald who ieft so collateral, but he failed
10 appear this morning IN tie Pollce Court,
ard tf vyaS forfeited
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THE MOST EMINENT PHYSI03N0N1sT IS Dr.. j.
Sincs, who Is an entertaining speaker, wOrl1-
wide traveller. remarkable reader OF humln
faces. and the author or the ableSt work eytant
on ply slognCmy.
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"BCCHUPAB1A."-Qulck complete cure to 6
days; all urinary complaints 81, at druggists.
For Washington at $50 Pa. ave.
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The Mexican gunooat Mexico has arrived at
San Diego, Cal, from MaZatlan, Ell route 70 san
Francisco Tor repairs. on her voyage up. when
Off San Bart0lome Capt. Miguel Azecueneaua
was Instantly Killed by a gun rolling over him
while living beside il
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JET AND GOLD BRACELETS, chains; earring.
TO match; PriggS
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CITY ITEMS

HEADACHE whiteGs the hair prema.urely.
LOdtyle's Headache Specific cures at once
For EARLY FALL WEAR. / have COOL assort-
In the blue flannel stock win be found double
breasted Sack Coats suitable for uniforms.
GEO. c. HENNING,
40 Eth street
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The Weather.
INDICATIONS TO-DAY
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFYICY8l
WASHINGTON, August "a. 1850. $50 a m,
for the Middle Atlantic states stationary or
Iaillng barometer, stationary or higher ten ppra-
tuTe, tas- 20 south winds. partly cloudy weather,
and occasional local rains
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER.
Inc Following are the readings of the thermonl-
eter az the Signal Office during the day. a. M.
e: $50 AIN, - Il H., So; pm, 81.
Maximum. 92; minimum. %.
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COMPLAINTS AGAINST THE GARBsGE DEP0T.-
Several delegations OF property hO.derS ard
Creek garbage depot visited the health Office
this morning 20 complain OF the sickening con-
clifton OF the wharf and surroundings They
state that 10 apparent care is taken OF the sani-
tary condition or The place; no disinfectants
are used, and 10 cieaning-Up process applied 70
prevent the escape OF foul CdOrs; that the dead
animals were permitted 20 lay there exposed 10
the sun from saturday last 70 last evening
when they were shipped away; taat heaps o.
garbage are feTmtntlug, and, altOge;h her. The
foul CQOrS are worse than ever known there
forcing residents Tor many squares around TO
keep their Doors and widows tightly closed
during these hot days AID nights.
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HOPES CT HIS RECovERY.-Mr. J. G. Miller, or
the Daily critic, who fell from a window OF MS
residence yesterday, as stated in THE STAR, Is
not fatally injured. his many friends will be
glad 10 hear His injuries consist OF n fractured
thigh. dislOcated shoulder. cut head and bad
bruised body and some internal injuries. There
aTt now good grounds for the BELIEF that he
be shall DC kept IN qVietude and that his SYM
pathising friends viii refrain from calling for
the pTtSent.
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The NATIONAL FAIR PICNIC-The arrange
neHts for the barbecue and picnic at the \
tioLal Fair grounds, TO the stockholders aud
ftSH Ir!eLGS- OF Sa1.te:<.bar 3D. are pSlgres5ing
finely. and il bids fair to be a grand Succe s.
hon. j. c. :. Blackburn has been invited 20
deliver Gn address on the occasion. i steer ard
several sheep will be roasted and served up r
dinner. There viii be music and dancing IN ore
OF the buildings. and for once there VIII be
pleasure cot busiDcc,. N Order
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nON'T FORGET.

The original FNCFI SIOR TENT
No. 4,, OF will eiye her tecor E.s i'm
Grand Family Excursion 10 PlNFY &srsAInzs,E11
fOlNf AUGUST -, 1ss0, on the fat and com
modious steam cr Jane M0seley. Prof Pst,rin's
tornet ard string Band pnsAged. Darc' AZ Tick
ess al state rooms for sale IT Ducketts drug store
20 81 anG Pa ave. J., rcher ii His Il ,seors-e-
last tAtat1l sta. 1ickcts So cents children bs-
uM'tti sra IL - cents. Steamer ieaycs High Al.
Shrl. georgetown. am. sharp anil tth Il wharf
. an. sharp. Tickets limited To 600. Street cars
"a. n5 ~ ne wharf OF return Of Excursion.
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"RoUeH ON RATs."-As druggist for 1t. II
clears out rats. nice, reaches, bed-bugs. 1sc.
"ALDERNEY WAaoNs, '--Fi'fesn Attorney butter
churnef every morning and delivered In 4 lbs.
Ward" prints, CSC. per 10. Also, cottage
cheese. buttermilk and sweet milk Sc. per ct.
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CLEANED OUT.-A disreputable building in
Alexandria known as the B,1ZZard'5 Roosf was
cleared out Sunday night By the police, and the
proprietor5 and inmates captured-eighteen
altogether. They We're taken before Justlc,
Molyer, who imposed fines on all OF them. and
In default Of the payment OF the same naarIg
all were sent to JAN. The '.roost' has been
broker Up entirely $500
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DEEES IN FEE have been fled as follows:
Jas. McVareJ TO Peter McVarey. lot %, 81. 5S6
lot 3, so. $50; $. Arthur \. Brney 10 Jennie
W. Hickman. lot :. In sub OF Scroggin lot I. in
SUP OF So less 5000. Frederick 4. Steir u John
L. Taylor, lot l. In block g. Of Meridian Hin:
$500. Henry Lewis, jr., trustee ct al. 10 Henry
W Ho|gare. parts or original lots ID AMI 12,
SCI. ES9; 50 $40.
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Picnic,. Excur.Ions. &C,

Tie Carroll Institute excursion TO Marshall
Hall viii come of next Thursday. The cor
coran viii leave at $3.50 a. ~. and $50 and $50
p. n.
The 2. 3. s. Will give their second moonlight
excursion 10 Marshall Hall 70 morrow evening
TIE ArrOwsrtth has been chartered for the OC-
c3SiOn ard VIII leave at $50 p. H., returning at
midnight. The members OF the Z. Il. s. have
melt OF their guests and will do all 10 their
power 70 make this the best excursion Of the
season. \ pleasant time is assured 20 all Who
go.
The second family excursion OF Excelsior
Tent. |. U. r., VIII take place tomorrow. 1t
Will be 70 Piney Point on the Ja1e Moseley.
The boat viii leave High street wharf, George
Town, at . g. NJ, and 65h street wharf at 5 a. 10.
The Mary Washington VIII leave at 4 m.
tomorrow for OccoqUau Falls.
Corr's NEW sHows.-The W. c. CouD new
United monster show arrived in town today
and gave It's first exhibition this afternoon at
the lot corner Of 9th and 5 streets. The canvas
was crowded. Mr.. Coup's enterprise, disregard
the world is having It's reward. Last night In
Alexandria he had the largest audience that
has ceen known ar a circus there for years. His
meLaStrie and collection OF cuTiosities Is very
large, and consists OF animals and objects never
before seen under CANVAS. The bany sea lion
attracts The most attention. In the ring Mr.
Coup IS found tc have provided an entertain
meHt that cannot be beaten ALI the acfs are
given Without hitch and there IL no delay The
riders are wonderful Miss stokes ana Mr. Wat
son. the bareback riders. are daring and &C.
ccnpllehed. Mi. Melville. the ring master, con-
ducts SYtFyt hing admirably MI Fr1,r-5 Tafnp5
dogs AID BrCncho horses are great beauties:
ard Mr.. stone is clown or the new school,
There aIe too many good things in the show 20
De enIiCned separately. NOBODY should miss
H. There Will be three more performan cn5-tO-
uight, tomorrow afternoon and tomorrow
night The street paTa9e this morning was yaly
fine.
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SPORTING GOODS.

gao StN!-Extraordinary Bargain, Warranted
Shooting Qualities; Double barrel Brtecn loading
snGf Cur. s,oo Ensiish Lamipated Steel Barres-
funded If not satisfactory. Testimonies .~''It is
socd gun IN every respect, aud th- sportsman
soni1n Hins,itaie' 1 Esser esq: T. : Govern
Major Geo. Lnffey, Com. Internal ReveGna. Alex
sndria, Vs., and hundreds of others. o'MEARt5
sporting Eazafs. cor. 18th and F. OH. o. T. Treas
aud 81 9Th. opp. u. Post Office Ia.mense cAta-
lfgue Of the Colt Guns, Fishing TACKLE 81 9azors,
Archery, Lawn Tennis, &C, free to al ang2I
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THE TIVOLI PARK,


THE TIVOLI PARK
-. - .fOENERtk GGSSRDED
snow OPEN TO THE Publ 10 for Picaics sur
LNturslons The pl,asantest snml..rr resort a 4
aIohhd nashlrst6n: The Ferry Boats land -
eNetN haif hour. and beautiful ariy. by road -
n ule iaik. tlrst c2ss ccoinilofat!Cus at N
sly lilces' alec, nne stablng acrcurl.pdstons for
Aoiscs RICHARD ROBB,
- .t.~f..f
, 1880-06-14
LESSONS OF THE CONVEN-
VT0N

BRRAoN nv THE nKv. IRVING 4. 6EARf.EA+
Tho following sermon was proachod ycaters&ay
morning In the South eido Christian Church,
E'ratrlv uvonuo. corner OF Thirtlcth street. Gy
tho pastor, tho Aev, Irving a. Bcarles, bis text
lobnR.
NRhtsousnoss eIsiteth natjon-Prpu. ptu,. ~.
II birds Of tho air aud tlshor,Nni'a not cull 10
employed by Cur Bavlnr In illustrating spiritual
truth, surely, thon, tho Krcat political Convon-
t!on just held In this city and f'r wook absorb.
!nY tho attention OF tho Mutton hus lessons
worthy OF presentation from tho pulpit.
As Christians we sustain a rcta ton not only TO
our 0od, To our famtly, to our netgh1or, but alsl
to tho Nation. Unto God vii. wo bo hold ae~
oo,ntable for tho falthful discharge OF political
duties 1t Is al much your duty to vote as 1t IL
tn cone u praycr-meolluX. Clrlesiana arc
declared the salt Of tho earth,. ,and the
sfteqk1r said he knew Ut h0thtnx that
liuotA sAItIny tnoru thNn American po]tttos. Tho
Chratan gutlttnlent Ut this Mutton sst1ul4 mako
itsclf felt III every glLueut Lot politicians ~
tuldu to understand that II corrupt .,Ian 10
il0nll.sAtul, thnuHh hv hAyu tho wealth OF
lu,thseh!ld and tho ylmlnoMoo M nf C!esr0. 70
tfclun that Tho uyullabls candidate fur olilSU III
tNIa country is tho ulAn, of character. Othor
puittieal asura lllay d!u out, but lot this be tho
lssuo that 4dnlL runnt11 with over tnoFp1ls illx
power. M nlAH Elh Atup tit0 tho WHITE ttonso
ur bu Aearu In tho hafs Of Congress- without tno
vttna th,4s u,,lIr frUtl hninta perfuneA With tlo
lnoellsv VI lnothuss' pr,.yars. 1t T. tllie tnas
this power hcHnu "a aY6eEt itsSit. We 10 uot lv-
lnAad that our cAul.lata he uaalahaE 0f
, 1880-06-14

he possessed. Many n,ny hhvo tak1n R,lnrnniy
NJ rrlcnsc from sln from Mnn, bnt tho speaker
;tr il prrftett,t by Christ, nni s'.ui, men snt :.
women .trn nlur,ng tllc!r own souls hS allowiija
uny man, whUthcr he he minister Or inymn1i. to
cutlc hriwHn them AMI 1nal1s Christ. 'fhlH pnatu
hia enemies ,vero pressing him utl MI slics, ar.d
ae az s "s,S sera'n'r @ 1T ut osst ~ so II @ . tSo to
wIlN our peace. W. must mt expect to on1ny
'catGsnns Peace. Every h,asi ,nusttlght or nrgsi
rct,rc+ses ar dressings 10 le conferred. 10 luna
must ..! dEhristt"n man tgh: tLo battig; A4pahht
81 m hnr, a ias5 sSapxs os nse II .nG
holding buck tho sworl.nrtn Of tho go,i. 80 ID
tho nrivl!rRc ot tho Church tn ntnnd between
Wor.e than useless lint hs n not @ tt muTs.i it,'o
and Christian ehvalry 10 dcfcnd tho cause Of
the psr, IL thq hcpsss, q The s!sk; md tho Teak;
spcnker. t.,at createt that blessed calm? There
~src three th!nRs: In heart He pos.t~sci drt::
right. Ills co,lseIsi,oo hartnon,sed precisely
With l!!s c1nvfctinns Ut duty. Ills collduot con-
.!ston,ly expressed biz canvlclons. Il man aro
sp:; :, !ss TSs hs!! aoSSIs ssstpos o. !heee Rs
@ p t. sere sas porpetna p tns
unrest. Mnny people lind that thorc IL d rrocfpica
betwctn thoit hrd, their .conaoicnee. There nre
vtclion s. corrcot, and yet thoir cun'lnct is
wr9nE 'g H. They nnks nu etlnfs 70 have their cpp-
Hnct inc fhlRrOWtn OK thGlr inner llfo. II d
1 Il III ti,ubt II his cnrtSoscnto Is perverted, II
h!s cunt'uct IN Inconsistent 1t must result in
@ what We sali % nnrest Chr5st : tcehss that c can
take nwny. Tho trouble with tho p,rn and
women Of friday ts TINT thoy nrc willing to sit
Christ. People read othor utenlturo md
tho,l fell buck On tho niblD. Let
thotn reverse the prpecss, No man
mention thn hcnrncss 0f his Rnry,w and tho
darkness that c,svirpns him, but that Christ will
relieve him iiDl1 ct,n}iettly and satisfactorily
thtnnny III these tsauyIstA and lcut,,rcra who
WY "rtncc, l'cHcc." whcn there Is no pcAco Do
Christ the rNDrtesy, II nothing tnnre. Uf gong to
Hin aloe ur1d tcstfng tho SINCERITY at Ills penn-
tstA SIN there is pvArn.I y 1ea.,o which FLOWS
t,.ln;er anu ,n0Ee complete rs wo appEnnah
.lcnth. and 1t ahnl Rrnw sSeotot rs VIC come
into our bleasGA lnhnrituncc. =
, 1880-06-14

with Epeetnl reference u Tho little 0nca. Tho
nl,Mr and step1 wcrc iondcd down WITH tropical
plants Rnd bright. Incoming ilowcss. Tfnngln1
fr,Hn tho tf1andIrrs wcr, hIr,l-cnv,s, t1rhpcd III
hanging vines ind lIo.crs, Mld flftcen ~,uWstrss
krpt ,tp thoIr ohcorful uuN,y throughout tho
karvlGx.
Aiter9 i voluntary by the shotr and Tho s!nx.
,nE 81 a1gpy t1,gp u 9s a s1nhh hhS G psul'
s:eh's3l; thon tnad NJ, eleventh an,unt report:
thn s.h,s,l wua lHit 81 tis' who Ind t,r,, 1t Tho
heepl x.n hc e,itert.d On h!* ;lnttns md many
tars ,W 1se1sgng '1s o s, w 5nS @
in1 VI its roliA thirtenn officers, ittroN ha.ch-
srs. and ninoty.aix scholat* wlih an @yer''ga IT.
inv nt't,i,mred I S,nu; @ o vou,ns*. and az ofott
WIZ tclt,g tnndc 70 incr2aso th9 number. NUM-
oitam ,Iskri III to whether Inc Hu,,iay-
nhorw!se. Iiu roln'ni IL iho rnst that .ho sshuol
chras c ~ hrs an Ill., IT. IL "vq H q ts sa e csich
should !trk nflor It's child. and foator itoy every
i Attor Il tho o. .insias ' os .he hymn "shlt'ng oe,.
nidrcss tn tha children. lie asked theu whoshor
s ~ sks:'s xeS ,eo afsss sw
!nnlst. Every traic was tl'atl.,ct, and tho mas
s;so4. sE r one i % It ne, W sss sGss" h7s' ] S b. b.
iho teaehers tsyo, learne9 thelr trnIe;
iioll IN viii, bad t,nys. anti chli,iren shoud M b.
brought tn tho siun!lav-schooa bucauso good poo.
plc were thnrG. Thorc wlls, OF course. n1,othor
question: and that wus whothor Tho teAch!'ss hsul
lcNrncu th0Ir trltiu. Tho speaker then said that
he WAA gvnH To preaHh short EnrtIlDn OH long
subject, Illustrating his poittt with tho inwGrs
OH tho .stske. lf ut,a Watlted 10 panl u shrub,
EsNH Holl aHl 4nM location waru sought. not Il
seal,t Inch Of slid on Tho aurinon nf & r'Nk. 70
honest heart anu honest rn!urc. uod's grace
fn.l M nbunnhco OF soil III .wh!eh to work
md keep tho plant Hr0WlnR. WhGn thoru WIS
hut ttto htt Ut st,tl thoru wls little UT or Int
pulse. Ch!llrpn thGn Cll1l,u ttt tho schpl
w.tiltiug to lb go. hut It was rcnty only excite
tnGnt and they could not holt1 out. Others eN4nu
with tho bost VI intentions. but 60 tnnny tntl
things bud bten Mllowod 70 Erow ip around sho!sl
that tho E.th Intentions were ct1oked "h. "Shn-
lug Oh" tho hymn Juat sung. WINS about tho
best expression Of what could be said II OnH
wtto tr !nlk escr 30 long. sDnu sAonp moro
brilllantDy md with rroatur ellulKvncu thnn Ut1-
cry. but nj! hui remembered tho thtnFs lc!trneh
yu,trH nvo IN tho Hundny .echool. II children
WOuftl all "Bhlnt on" to bt better. II th0y would
"bhlno pn" " In tho servtce OF Gtyd ind humanity,
doing their duty day BY dNy vs. life wpnt on. tho,,
thefr youth. lntl would bo strong In thotr self
rtarcot.
III conclusion, DR.. Ryder colnpliMcntcd Mr..
SWIM oil his eleven yenr3 III successful scrrfcp,
nnl hDpctl that tho end Ut nnDth0r decado would
sind him still III tho Fa1nu pAeG. -.
After nnEther hrnlL1, tho fMpt that It was
"thdrcn's-lhly" wis still furlh1r emphasized
by tho presentation Vt eight bAbins by eight
proud niothrrs tor nnptsfn by tho pssstnr.
tho children wAs presented with bouquet OF
| tluWGrs, f
, 1880-06-14
BUSINESS NOTICES.

To tho cCnttNNita,ttve.-Lok those who
lnngnsh ltdur the fatal severity or uur climate
through nny ptilIlnll4ry t0llpllint, or eyen
thtfac wh0 itr0 In decided Consumption. by no
ut hund, and t,nu cAsi.y tried. "Wiil,or's CAM
pound of coa-Liver ~ and ttrc." without
}ssses,slnK III the yery 'a's:stins !, ilayos n tho
phntc nj tfme .wIth n heating property which
renders tho OIL stolhly oll'caclous Remarkable
dysru ~ see thenl. Sold by a. q, Wlbor,
Chemist, Boston. und atl druggists.
The public will beware OF a. fenndus
ihg forcol III the tnarkct by Misrepresentation.
It will ruin uuy cloihos wuahel with IL Insist
upon having Uobbius Electric. :. >,f
, 1880-06-14
INSTALLED.
TIE REV. nERts11f1 JOHNSON, or THE fOu1trN
ihtn nsttssu .tlilIA NJ f1t,ElI

-. rHEshRThIl1AN NJ c'tu11c1l' ~
tho Fnurt, prcsnytor,au Ch,trrn Int evening.
tho @ ucers,uu Lciux tho l,ytal,suon M Of tho ncy.
Elcrrict Johnson. d. H., tho ucw pastor Hf tho
congregation. Tho exercises opened with IN
or,,nn vol,,utnrv md nm untho,, nv tho cbo1r.
httef Wnica 'Ho 'leos. Dr' e'"eiHuHn "enN
tho invocation. Tho lsov. Arthur Mitchell
prt.ucboJ Tho eprn,,,. chNslnr his taxt from
EDhUsjuns w., ll-iJ. Tho nltnilient HoniiuIn,tr
niti, "Tho sre..t founder III Tho Church, who lid
Eteu ia vurtI tia tii1lcs * Ills tunrhiur.
E,I ni,yi,rH t,tr,t.Iipd Tint Tim U1Iu uf iii
, 1880-06-14


lcs,l4 convert. :, .chool tho,u-olve, 10 puh,s,,
thoir owl, shann,--nii,i ttsc ycry giGnc-s ru,i
s eS win ws M ,Gs T" f,' ho 'nf cns ss
oi i'rr ,".i.'ni,,ne1. Ya9 s,,n+t MI sGInk la
ts,Y ts,Y tat 1sI ID o. so nsnfcst II t renesa 70
ifto u.ars, hytsnrisy. Kid vt 70 this pn;t re-
turn, ttlat it il g1nd f,r tis to u n,n,ir to feel
INV y mMs, 9 nv ,1 ve 6. H IT., to inr1 e or " nn @
ln,,lty 1rr,4,tions frfnn tht, iicHi iifo lint No
M,glt to aetk. II :any Of uH thtnk TINT tho
nrctrhnu wl,!u, chinily rtoriIits Tim rtni uiini.
lt,cs IT tnansimI and teatf1f,s men IL l,c content
cuiSc n,irselvcs The sx wxorli Is waiting Tor no
such Er,st,cl, and bus intont Exhi sciiso which
NAV @ r,rsa Ky cap ploeF M s'Gn nne e I'll
tho various Interpretations Of il whiuh hAvo uuti
'ns,' IN ynn ;p,.. .,rs 81 tbo 'v g,ry of hi.
and that it ID fin rhtUf fusi,toas oY wherever tu-
tertsta ht.nsct IN tho u,lusa Of Gtnl q sct MN
Ftr hIEh and law. .fSr rlah end poor, thjs I. tho
Chrisls kinK,n md Mi Hrowttl In ltt,ts must
IL, won in lid spirl,n gnr, Of i. pontcnt Wsicarn
5 og " cas liz ac raty a t ~ sS ." III fi ,s
llnrrt,r of cvil Il borne IN Upon us Or Mt least
ths rn..,o Hash ol INV Intelligence which Ievoala
us Nls,, tho pali,fu disorder yet 10 be s,,<urd.
When join tho lsapt!st was rruaohtng in the
nuhoqi IN tho cMts nf Tho crowi VIII, ratno to
lncet him wns: ',lnpnnt, fnr tho Klnsloin. 81
w,,rK n1,f,lV T., tho crowds in tctr fy fatl,tts
Ills Word 10 them wis still = ftcpont." Eur. Mu-
~ VIII Win sss sse I'd cr s1 Il iss aS ~ srrs
within them tht,sc holy designs which Jca.l
towur1l purcr living. Though the johns the
iJuptist III th{s Hcnrrutjor1 Htktrrse themselves
inr tlo must BART 10 titut cnrs, though tho
prophctio uttcrnnuos Of n .lan like Carlyle
Mis ,yI'r, nvn itn.,n t,in]1: itM tnn t,irI, ryAy
, 1880-06-14

CuAFGnf DIV Nu III l4tHbt kuAI lu I1 II VITI'
lcFarH giving our votes u 1nnii, lot III a.k not
s> much Ns n whether hp hns bern .rsln u tllo
purity. but hRa hn hrcn tt1n: To his nelRhlnr, ~.
ciaty. md tho ntt'ra sentiment Of this Christian
.The Convention tonct.cn ,,s TIM possibilities
a IL No is isl, s h't this Il f tic hlxscat oscs aslah
y tho .el,u who IN hia youth wielfct& tho ax %
tho ratlsplItter Or dn,ve team IN II chnal: Tho
or rr7.niIatfer, inN WIN nru yon7 They cnro
Int iitiin for lilo pcrsnn ttnserIfrlby Ovcrb,ry:
n,Ie,ssors II lkn n p,tai,,-. .ho oniy yooii l,c.
longing to t,lnt IA uh1crsTt,,nh."
Thu tnnventinn teNclles uA tho v,Lttlo ot oit-
iric,Mis of iii lilo cut,diIutrs Ii Tic Church
wns half ns cnrncst ~ preventing the Namo TINT
empty pews III tho fA,ra'n tIost'. .sitn1l nnt thu
Of hs protested followers?
vi wish'n9 Y XII! any = the ,ii.!uri'ers. -
@s sss% @ x 10 sg IL q @ tSa,
severn climate soo!s ths ar,l%r" ths |awtrea;
utter lnck of cnth,tRlaBi1i throw 1cc.cnld wntcr
nI,Dn tho community
fcssor @ ii rsiisiun: Yir ,1,istcr Believes ,iat
viii ~ 70 ile!t Unless I olcy Christ, tlxes her"
nWny Gs nf ses b. Gsyes h,s % w tn t9
hc hnlIovcs I'D such thing. hnvc met him n,id
c.inycrsu! with hnt NOR, than II ha,ulrosl t!lnca
Sssf Wuf a. 5np 5 s gns ysr mr. ,ny S n ,jo o
knnw That hs IoIioses no ssich ductrIne."' Is
tiiGre not S7lno toElc in thut Inis statement?
girl !n.uio her escape to l}ronk'yn, N. X. Thu
muster pursued and urrosted her., 4 ptunncnt
much ho nsket ior tho RirI. Tim master nan,ci,
nricc, and tho minister requested him to re-
main over snnlay, and Tho AluxchnlIrr co,snt!t-
approprnto m M 10 p tbo % objoot That ho 6ad In Wow,
ni,d nt tho prnepcr tlmo tho sluve was ',r1,ukht
, 1880-06-14
CllILDRHN'S DAY.

o*"' A11A ~ 1As EAptA . e*At
Chtldreu's-D In tho Uniyersa!l8t Church ID
onU Ut tho most cherlshed yeasly festivals, At
tho Bt. Paul's Church, on Michigan avenue, near
Eighteenth street, tho day had an added inter-
eat, III being The thirty seventh anniversary Of
tho Qnnh&y. school Tha sarvtocs wore arranged