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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

"A dog in Lexington. NY. ) ssrar
" affected by music "unfer w
fuence N instrumental music NJ
.eire HI tai between his teeth AM
whiriinr arruni and around - Y
r>red IN 4 wild dance" Under IN
finerce a some music man wouid
the same way. only for one thlnF
RS nos--,hst il. ne u not built ~
dox.-Nlr1stcrn H<rnii.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

Some one put wooden Infisn
der the BID Of : Detroit old maid 4
u cDur-e she saw il and yelled, and
pslicenr>n came in and crawied I'M
the bed 70 bring the burglar out :
fouxht the Indian for thirty minutes
fore Ne found out IL wns wooden,
then he told the spinster thaf she va
rone-bv old numb-heai and went
and pumped On his head for BAL
hour 10 get the dnst out q ms eye
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1880-04-23

ErrHrS two or three weeks the SCI
erri6c and general public Of New
Yo-k iii be Afforded m oPPor-
runfrv 70 witness the powers Of
Prufes-or C. r. RifeheTs new dying
machine The UeLl-kn0wn inventor
hxs for the past three years been de-
voting his nffenti0n to the problem 81
.eris nxvix,-.0n- and has succretet-
- thinks- m bringing that interesting
cuexriDr 20 : satisfactory solution The
great trouble with the fying-machines
q which 90 much time and money have
\ been expended and lives lot heretofore
on bo<h ssies q the Atlantic v.s thaf-
uhile direeri01 vas possible under
favorable circumstances. the matter q
erevxtirn o. depression WIS entirely
deu>nI~rr On I valve in the balloon
ard the carrying q ballast Pr0fez-o'
\ Rirck<r hzs nov c0mp,eted . machine.
whirh ke considers viii render the SIS
tnininx balloon independent q the
s<r,tifed seriL currents relieve i
X frDu TIE ob5ecriouzbfe valve and 6r<
u<use With the ball1sr arrangement ~
together The n<r machine j. fur
ufshed with I'm apparatus whereof,
4 en- Be rzised o. depressed . Pleas
ure- The forward familiar steerinc
helm q the machine can Be used % =
90 rcr - prDPslinZ power. also ShIl'
. the stern fzn- which J. 70 act - IN eie
. vnfor o. . depress0r. i made 10 con
! rribure 20 the impeIling force bot
: subject together on separately. TO N
. wfIi "A TIE condrrf0r. In connectiO
! wi<h fhe new n.nrhfne the Prufessur M
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fsrxre<s rnx rs surruunt>t tn tnfcAecr ~
n p1xr II frw German End Frenre E1T
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fnr@< tn<F suGre<sf01y uMtnraAn rn19 s&-r
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~rmn.gs~~L nor snAelr ~ exreruA rNDen1e~
nxf ~ sutiesuus u<e " huth- Tne~s ar~<.
ffrn< 80 n1x uDu1Ir cszsse1 ~ tmpurfies q
% tlrod xnf cArsmlx-inx ruitA Mt - I'LL
tur srrf~~lr 70 = ti~s<ed cuutlttp1 g -.
..-~s ~ fxx rf1nfs rut<sA ve<~el<- and cti4
~ - frue sk.n- tut 20 > peru1xx M -
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- 80 ~ tn nmxIncr q - ntner. 10 p~ur
r~~~ !. rnxte: rus III sfteu-t0n - ncrn q
- .s-re tirn<. ana tn< 10 ~ E1cn re1ttie-
- en- ners r~cnmnsr1. : ere - possnAs y
nexrly every r1~<.
-wusr ~ wkxr.
rxSt 4 distinguishes surnprtry co - <<tr
-unnr se 1901 enrn<s<1 e<sEr~ - or1r =
, 1880-08-15
church. Her friends have taken an appeal to

church. Her friends have taken an appeal to
] the Baltimore Conference
The Rev. L. S Beck, Secretary Of the Pennsyl-
vanfa Baptist General Association. has resigned
The Rev G. R. Brfstow, Of New Orleans. has
become pastor Of the Spring Garden Methodist
Church. in Philadelphia ~,.,.
The Rev Phillips Brooks. OF Boston. has been
interviewed By British Royalty. He was the
Queens guest for three days. (
Father Mackonochie, the head Of the extreme
Anglican Ritua1ists, is now in New York He
will remain in this country for two weeks.
Dr.. 1T Conaut, OF Brooklyn, Is at work on a
translation of the Bible which shall substanH-
ate In the fullest manner the doctrine Ut bap-
Hs1u By immersion. having accepted Capt. Nor
9au's offer OF $25 600, and signed contract with
him.
The Rev. Nr. Potter, who has been doing mis-
sionury work In Persia+ finds his labprY brought
to an unpleasant termination. The Shah has
notified him that be must not preach to Mussul-
mans. and that II he continues TO do 50 he will
be arrested. AS au arrest under the orders OF
the Shah means beheadlng, Mr.. Potter will have
to leaye or else keep quiet
Some ministers are poor. hut not al pastor
not 1.U0Q miles from Chicago received an extra
dividend of 5000 the other dag on some stock.
andif was found be had other stock and bonds
and other valuable property besides. In answer
to the remark. Not many ministers are SO
we'll on financially, he replied: !" do not pro,
feSs to be poor" And yet he makes no show Of
being ricn.-Adrnntc.
There is bare possibility that the friends and
creditors OF the ftev. ". H. Fl. Murray may some
day have the pleasure Of looking on that long
1ost :aa9 clergyman and operator, accounts from
commission business in that city. and prosper
ing to such an extent that he hopes to return
home and pay bis debs nrotsr the nas
in1efinit future, however.
, 1880-08-15
TiGRiDlAS.
For Tbs Chicago Trtburs.

---.- For Tbs CAtcaqo Trtbuns.
Delightful flowers, that blossom for day,
Those pointed buds but yesterday we're seen ~
Thrust forth from lnnce-Iike fo1age, iusn ao8
green
The promise Of this Summertime array.
All through the silent night what pulses peas
10 break in light and blouSn these petal bafss
70 catch the glory OF the waiting stars, ,o..,
And with tho morning sun stand forth compaE'e'
and royalty ye are clad: no robe Of state
worn bY happy Queen her bridal day,
Dr aH the court-aItire of brave array,
Gould Ger compare with this OF royal pla1t-
But soon the day's decline will droop t1e''
heads,
And fold the perfect fashion Of these leaves;
Life has for all its blossoms and its sheuTesa
But whence is 1t, and who the wonder-leaoss
Wemay not know: hut Us the saRes still
Discerning Nature, point to Natures Coo;
May we NOT lind far hence some biest ABODE, .,,,1
some fruitful day Of bloom? All! Who can .e ae'@
JULY, 113Q. G. B. CARI1k'
, 1880-08-15

! Alas- tor the ritual knowledge Of the inno-
| cent. A Sunday-school teacher. somewhat IN
| clined to ritualism, recently asked pupil
"What is Incense cooper, ma am was the
| innocent reply. ana says cents are made OF
copper, and sometimes they make them ot
ufckeL'
- | shall know better next time,''. satd 11rs.
told me that hat was something new, and thoro
was four huts Just like it in church. But I
over my left shoulder. OF course I'd be un-
lucky!"
Freddy Miles, OF Cleveland, aged 4, accom-
panied his parents to church. On entering
which. in compliance with devout Ep;scopalan
custom, they kneeed and bowed low. AS thoy
resumed their soats, thus Master Fred: Is
you' ,fraid I; i L., cause God IS hereT' why no,
Some little girls in Towsontown Sunday
school were studying tho history Of David. tic
passage Of the day being thnt which describes
the shepherds victory over Golah. The tencher
asked tie question, Nov ean any of you little
thought one Of the smallest responded, 'Juck."
4 merchant in provincial town in Scotland
had habit ut saying, " 1t might hae been WRIT"
to everything that was told lin, however sad
he would knock the wind out OF him, one morn
ing sud: Mum, I had m awful dream last
night" 1,Is Az, what DID Sc dream" = dreamed
been reality
Judge Chamberlain, of New Britain, Conn.,,
tells good story Of little nephew Of bis who
one night NOT long ago was saying bis prayers
during a thunderstorm. Just before he had
concluded be asked his mother to step from tho
room as he had something private to pray for,
ana bis ar 9the @ outside the beard
tighten any more and just then there came
heavy clap Of thunder nor thunder either, for
that's darned sight worse
, 1880-08-15
BID NE GOODNIGHT!

: For Th< Chicago Tribune.
II your hand you will not Lay
In my own at parting
II no other word you'll say
While your tears are starting
Ere you vanish from my sight.
Only bid ne sweet Goodnight!
II your eyes ] may not sec
As from me you're turning.
With your souls divinity ..~>>
In their blue depths burning,
Whisper these words e'or 50 light
Only bid mesweet Goodnight!
Do not check your lips that fain
Words would brcutlle more tender
Than the boUrl crave In pain
While wc drift asunler;
Surely, love you cannot slight
Only bid me sweet Good night!
Clouded is out drzam Of love
By Il cruel sighting;
Let us cur affections prove
In a reunittng-
Make our future ever bright
Only bid NC sweet Goodnight! ,
Silent lips aud downcast eyes
No word Or look bestowiug,
Heeding'no the heart tina: sigts
In pam beyond your knowing.
l will all roTXive you quite,
Only bid me sweet Goodnight!
F. L. GREEHR0<
, 1880-08-15
v,,,ch Mme AnbreM e7Labiacher N. Toufn'e'
and n: jourtian vii appear. -,

which Nine. Anbrf hiaS7.tte@H - - - ''
and NJ. Jourdan Will ApPeae' ~ .,,,1,
It is rumored thai JoseEy and art "1issa aeasoa With
"l' ,,rdhcstra under the direction OF r.
Inra fThnmas The sudden anu nnGA g. d,.a m
r1srn from Europe Of Mr. Tnomns' ns'la5 NV snmn-
r.h3 Algeria this week, has, II ~ fnr 1his ex-
1eaR t. do with the nrrangeIneo'' A0~
as sly strong combination
.nAiiE1zEK: IN BUSINESS r.
F; m;a has accepted posssr IN
tie School co9etg' ait'ine, a IS viii be
seen By the fo4iowA.g< Letter from tha vcteran
impresarlo:
s; Szw c9se xSnE 4Sx %a.s & ara E5e% : Eas
Hoasd of Directors OF tie Core It Music Il Gncn-
na y che fsie1 Of The
sttution, For over thirty years been associa-
ance Of the most prominent Vocal atists who have
visited his country ana ot many othsfs Whn have
Of natiye talent which only needed tlai right klnd
Ct Ct, nesssl eaas trapping sot aay
tie world. There Is 20 need 70 go abbsl 10 attain
in connecton with school ike yours Seic the ~
dinlents Of music nro already taukht, = 'epartment
tanE, 70 nes as weii as % sing Tho poaa you OF
fer 70 suits my inclination. ind sincsa!y hope
eeyee ea Of tt m 81 Tie h
country. Believe me. yours truly \,
:. Chicago: s: Brainard's Sons: Little Eorine,
by George ": Pcrs!cy: Keep the Hosesnoo
eyer the Door by as skeaiX T.; I'm am hx Not
Ny Heart Away by John Il. Rutledge; Big
Giant Polka" BY Antonia de Aneuera; when
the Dew Drops Fell,' By George W. Pe,sIey;
"Knights Templar Grand March" BY Pierre La
, 1880-08-15
D0L0RE.

For The Chicago Tribune.
Thou hast read Alright my secret,
Fair Dolore! -
And could not. dilst thou wish It,. =. -
Love thee more. ,-"
Nay, thou must not turn away
Hear what now my lips would saT: =.
at thy feet my heart lay, =
:: Fair Dolurc! :.~,
Wouldst :3,3 th9u not beloved: Ah1 tell m''
Crayest thou not tic heart offer? y,
In despair
Woultlst thou have me leave thee? Te4.
wilt thou thy hearts promptings Queus.
canst thou lightly say Farewell, ~
Sweet Doloref
Read now the answer III two ~--
Eyes divine; =
Tho' tnyltps refuse tospeak it, -; =. =.
= Thou urE miuc~
III my hopes of Heaven, eyer
Mlli my heart beat for thee. Never
Word OF mine our lives shall sever,
Sweet Dolpre.
ov1x y. "ns@
, 1880-08-15
Il Complaining Democrat
To the Editor Of The Ch{euno 74{,,,,..

| r,uc.oo Auo n uho rs'
80 DeaocFacY Of s.
LOUIS III aenouncin9 toetr central COMMITTEES H.
making the nominations Of the party mat;s.
Of sale, have set an example which shcn1d tse =
,nitotad hv xxhnraucr ro-.i,, - =, ooa oe
y =. 49,. W. " t1at party
taere i'ay oe ~ tu's couuty VINO favor hones,,
In politics and believe the Democratic n....
should net according to those prircc;nras ~?
its came implies. p'e' WHICH
r. 10 - <,a+ x-h;n.
Aaee So1eA eanuoe oe denied, and NJ
"hlcn tue RINK and ale OF that purity Should ha
reminded. that previous to the County r,.~.p
finn hold losr .r,na r,s,r av coaTea-
~o,,,tx, 80 citx~ 60, nue1s OF ths
1ooa'1 eAAa 14t9 eottaa Soiutnlttees upon cer
tain consldefatloas of personal nature p1edsn4
themselves to secure the return of da,o,.s.1ssee
FIRM, their resnectfue wer,,. y.,a-sS, satoos
;.,ta-a.~, ~ ~, ,,+t...1. =" ofao4e to tha
41Stcto ~ P"' seaA"1 pe3soh LOT Nomination
Us candidate Tor Governor, and in order tn frt.
I'LL their contract most Of the warr1 rol;ns.s.
in lieu of honest Influence wara .,,s-"".'4 .aaa4
~ e'o15 'ue etfa'ecem and d.
noneat tflcA Kno"n 10 or which could Ia
devised by them to prevent an honest eIae+i,.,
Even where honest matorIties werr aeaine+
these delivered delegations oppos1inn ~ss ssanss
effective because Ut the fact thar rhesa ~
tcemen had caused the appointment n ~
Judges and clerks OF election. who wera 1naa na
appointed to do their bidding. Gangs nf NJ NJ
employed upon the streets Under the }esJaa1sSsaa 1Sa
from ward to ward and voted wherever sea
structed, every attempt Inade to prevent thaa, ~
being in vain, the protests OF honest cItfzens -
ing dis-egarded by the partisan Judges.
Notably among the delegations elected in M.
manner Was that from the Fourteenth Tani
, 1880-08-15
Cheap Sunday Trains to yVest-Sfde
P8rkR.

10 the EdAor Of Inc Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, Aug. 13.-It is in the power of tho
Northwestern. ana MuwuuKee E st. Pau1 Ita1t-
road Companies to inaugurate series Of cheap
Sunday train5 to Central, Humboldt, and Doug
las Parks. and make them not only profitable to
themselves but highly beneficial to the people
of the West Division. The Northwestern has
direct communication with Central Park anu
runs also to Twelfth street and Western ave-
nue., within few blocks OF Douglas Park. while
the Milwaukee i St. Paul and Chicago i Pacific
run to Humboldt Park. Let these companies
try the experiment and run q tr1sin one Sunday
to Central Park, next Sunday to Humboldt ana
next to Douglns Park. and thus test the popular
demand for such a train. Favorable hours for
such train Or trims would De o'clock or
o'clock D. N. It is not c1agqeratton to say
that from 5000 to 900 more persons would visit
the parks every Sunday than do now, il permit
ted to go in comfortable steam cars. boston
suburban railroad companies make money on
population. can do, Chicago, with 500,000, ought
10 De able 10 do. ., n. G.. S.
, 1880-08-15
EARTH'S COMFORTER

For The Chitd0o Tribune. p:
And dreaming thro' that twilight
Which doth not rise nor set,
HAPPY mHy remember
And he haply uuy forget"
Close on tho wntfare of the DaT.
There cOmeaka nun-like Night: !.
Her garments are of cloudy gray, a.
Her face is tender white, p:
Unto the victor be the spoils"- "
The wreck remains to her: :.
and thro' the weary hours she tolls,
4 blessed comforter.
She draws the gaping wounds to scars
She Queuches thirst OF loss. =
and lifts her rosemary OF staTs
To point us to the Cross.
But when, from Eastern ambush, ueot5
The bayoEets Of the Sun.
Her eyes grow dim with dewy tears,
For Mercy's work Is done.
She passes, and holy grace
Thru her meek palfor glows;
While, stronger By her help, We face =
Once more relentless foes =:
All God! I trust, when speeds the ball
To bid my battle ceuse,
The night Of Death shall softly full i:
And heal Lies wounds with peace! ;.
MIRIAM BEATRICE DEA3E.
, 1880-08-15

key, md neither they nor prospective hu,h,.,
seem to nnae,ssand tie moral degssdatona y
another but IN their own it is charfpSre ena Saos q
one might as wei try to restore spoiled dNes, e.,
woman out. Of = hirt, 4 woman womau'nasa ae
has deliberately displayed her Charm" wy =
piece of showcase goods. ann men wb55 cht1s hS.hes
wives among these publicly -dIspIayed .nooss s1as
men who marry women simply ff3r nh.a!a hasa
attractions, hare no right 70 complain + ,ss1
lind the moral wanting. Hfr Sehroeier ae.aa eae4
purity in hiswife, elec he could not have m9sa taaa
her to his bosom fresh from the urms Of - nsea a.a
amour; and 4en who have no higher stan9Rssz Raz.
OF won!anhood than that shown b. tie hassa h,,.sllsa
nnd shfGr fm,t 1ais eaas 3e mg; ha vel Be
TIE world IS we'll rid ot the dentist
other such man, but 1t should have nuthnse ~ S
contempruous pity for the other men ana sst out
for the woman who received IN Illicit inress ssaa
the house Of kind husband and under tba .osa .o9
With her innocent children. Such ~ Ssot soot
should be Imprisoned for life Ike tie fasee ea se3.
Of George l. JANE GREY Sw1ssasse,* go *aa
, 1880-08-15

TO The Edftor o] Ihe Chicago 1Sibu1e-
CHICAGO. Aug. Ill wish to warn all people
against going to Douglas Park in the evening to
take boat-ride. We were there the other night
with party Of ladies, and when we got into the
boat the seats were all wet with q heavy dew.
The ladies refused to sit down, rs it would soil
their dresses. We argued the point with the
boat-keeper. but he refused to wipe OF the
seats. saying the water on them was clean, and
that, he had no orders to wipe OF the dew. The
consequence Is, We will not be In any hurry to
60 again. The boat-keeper Is we'll paid, and
why don't he. take better care Of the boats?
Have the Park Commissioners no say In the
Iqntter, or don't they caro-? A V1CT1M.
, 1880-08-15

The Record for the Week Ending
Aug. II.
There was slight increase III tho NUMBER OF
licenses issued last week,-the total being over
100. Only two widows are In the list, four MI
nors, and one candidate for matrimony so years
old. There will probably be light business
done next week. on account Of the attendant
excitement Of the Tcmplar BOOM. The follow
, 1880-08-15

To The Ed1t0T 07 1h< Chicago 7F1bz5z8-
CHICAGO, Aug. H-Chicago, and especially
thank the noble Knights Tor one thing so far
already. For years have and others through
your valuable paper complained Of the terrible
condition OF the empty space between the rail-
way truck and the pier. We could never sue
coed to. have the Board of Health look at This
matter, OF smell this nuisance as VIC did But
rs soon rs the Sublime Princes Of the Royal
Secret come to our city, our Health Commissions
the Lake Park Is really III filthy, dangerous
condition, and hns it forthwith remedied.
Thank God that these noble Sirs ever came to
In the divine beauty OF Cook, and glorious State
Of Illinois. ". u.
, 1880-08-15

CALENDAR FOR TEE WEEK.
EPISCOPAL. ~.
Aug. l5-Twclfth Sunday after Trinity.
Aug. 20-Fust.
CATHOLIC.
Aug 15-Thirteenth Sunday after Pentecost;
Assumption OF the b. V. u. =,
Aug. list. Hyacinth, G. =:
Aug. l1--Octave of st. Lawrence, n.
Aug. 1907 tho Octave; st. Agapltua, d.
Aug: 19-Of tho Octnye.
Aug. 20-St. Bernard, C. D..
Aug. 2l-St., Jane Frances de Chnntal, W.
, 1880-08-15

Gospel meeting for railroad men will be held as
usual in the room 1915 South State street at 9
p m. All railroad men and friends are Invited
10 either meetIuY.
, 1880-08-15

ticklc IN appetite irresolntc in mind, and snh-
5ecf to melancholy, try Malt Dit1crs. '''A>A ."
, 1880-08-15

II have long prescribed the Shakers sarsapa-
Jeremiah ha bahe f. T. fmSSt D &ata gaiable
, 1880-08-15

rev things in this world are SO certain "a the
purifying action Of Glenns Sulphur Soap.
, 1880-08-15
The Hershey School and1,,;;
sical College Normals..
Max Maretze Goes to Gin
cinnati., 80 =.
Musical Gossip at Home
and Abroad.

: listened 10 the various ptl1OIuuuCeo WILL -aAet
cerc satisfaction. 4 good program hnd oee1
prepared for this OCCASION. Miss Lille Doye
| performed two numbers of Schumann,-"E Even
Ing Song" op. IS, and "ArabesGue,' op. II. Th
numbers were well played. III an interesting
manner and with excellent expression Mis-
Jennie Mahon gave an admirable interprcta dor
| of the difficult Chopin Scherzo, OPP 81. Barg1cl
| whose music is comparatively unknown here
was represented by an inpromptu, op- 81. Thict
Miss Blanche Sergeant played excellently. She
has improved III numerous ways since she ap-
pearcd last. An interesting feature OF the con-
cert was tho first appearance Of hlr C. N. john
son. This gentleman impressed ali present with
his fine musical accomplishments. Naturally
gifted, he has 80 trained his talents as to make
them serve to good purpose in the artistic
world. He played Thulbery's arrangement Of
"Home, Sweet Home " and LisZts ;" Rigoletto :"
fantasia with much skill and beauty Of express
sion. 4 very tine performance was that of the
Beethoven Sonata, op. &c, by Miss Gertrude Car
hart Gottschulk's - Kadieuse - was played with
spirit and dash by the Misses Vaughn, The
! vocal number, by Miss Lena Weiss was the
cause Of much musical enjoyment The Misses
| Jennie Wendell, Eda Elicl, aud Katie Ocsterle
read several selections with effect and good rhe-
toricnl skill.
| HERSHEY SCHOOL CONCERTS.
| Mrs. Gracc HiltZ Gleason gave her second song
Aee1e' u 41e o1e3 AAetAA A<7o HAono' "A1eA n1.
WIN euo'ee P4Vs1"'A itoln tuo no'A9 ~
Handel, Haydn, Bach. Schubert,~ .Schumann,
and Franz Many OF tho numbers had not been
heard here before. Mrs. Gleason's success on
this occasfon WINS VERY rrat;frfnr tho arta Az
Wtan 10 no,.o ;, h1 uandai :. srha ca-onoao. :.
"nen tne po'e, ny hanoe1, 1ae oe1enaoe'
and "'I1s the Dark Green Leaves by Franz,
being espcciutly we'll gun1
Mre W,l,.1, a sho-.ra,a ,,,,-a ,o~ ae+, ana
,.s4 - sa,e W anu a.a
last paanotorte recital before tho pupils OF the
Hershey School last Tuesdny evening. Bach,
Eeetnuyen, Chopin, Schumann Moskowskf, and
Kul!nk were all represented upon her progrum.
4 most interesting novelty wis the Scherzo in
H nnt Of Noskowski, which has never before
been played in public iu Chicago. Although its
piano works We have heard 10 a long time, com-
blning freshness and Originality with u finished
workmanship, 1t was e1uusitly interpreted by
Mrs Sherwood. The Beethoven So1,utu, op. lOi,
also received u musr discrim mating and care
fully considered rendition. But perhaps the
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, 1880-08-15

t.tte. -. - Nustlukt HEu!fCS0Ay. Mrs NJ a. WILL
| iams: Thursday. Mrs William 6. WaddelI. Sit
| urday, Mrs. ". G. Powers. 'A'-
| "A Gospel Inoet!ng+ conducted by the Woa-
ans thrastinn temperance Union, IS held every
sunday afternoon at O'CLOCK in Good TEN plars'
Hall, No. 1886 West Lake street.
Mrs. Harriet Seryis will conduct thu r,.a+fnor
IN the church corner OF Noble and Ohio streets
at 1850 .. N.
INDEPENDENT.
The Rev. Robert West, Of St. Louis. will
pleaen IN CnscaSo Avenue Church, corner Of
NoFth La Sale street, morning and evening.
MISCELLANEOUS.
4 Friends meeting will be held at 1O:A1 a m
10 Athen.eum Building, Dearborn street, near
"a Spfrttuallsts' and mediums meeting vii,
be heid at No. SOS West Madison street ut + n. m.
a-Pr'f- Wilcox Of the Chicago Thcoloricai
seminary Mamn r. VIII preach in the Washington!an
The Eeieetlcs will meet in the hall at No. s1s
Hest Madison street at $50 p. m. DR.. G. j.
ciation.' - ~>'7o-
The Rev: E. ]. Calvin will preach in tbe
"asht,ingtonian Home Chapel at j p. m. =
soot sSlaeF e1, Joseph smith. sou Of the LatterDay
Lake street. to the Larter-Day Saints, at lo:S5
a. ~: and 7:Jo p. m. ~~'''
There will be services morning and evening
~ ADVENT Christian Church, 9l South Grpen
street. :AH are invited.
The Liberal Reunion meets at2l3 West Madt-
anco, and How Ye all Can and NAV Re Sarad =
tol deorEe R. Clarke will lead the meettn1
az me Pacific Garden Mission. corner Of Clar2
aao NJ san buIen streets, at .. H.
The railroad mems meeting held in the reaf7.
tng-room corner Of Kinzle and Canal streets at
5:lo p. N. Will be led by W. l. Mfdlnr iohn
Morrison will lead the ruilroad mems meeting in
tae room o3l South Canal street at $3.50 p. m The