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DEER LODGE couN'
From The Miner.

The Frank Moulfon mine has been sold BY
W. A. Clark 60 an incorporated .oompany. he
retaining a controlling interest Prof. j. L
Clayton will be superintendent OF the mine
and W. H H Bowers will construct the mill
The Alice Company's works at Walker
vile havs been Lis with electric light, and il
a splendid snccss< - Il
owslsy s CO. are burning thsir last kiia q
hr;cs for she season - ="
The stage fare TO the terminus is SIS ~
The sum Of sll. 600 was yesterday offered
for rh- Ground on which Parchen s D'Ach-
EMS drug store stands The property Is own
ed by z L. Rcnrier & Co. who viii probably
sell the builiing they now occupy 10 the par
~ who made the above Offer q III
LEWIS AND cLARKE COUNTY, a
Herald
Cords Of silver bullion are being turned
| ont hv the Alta Montana Works and stack
ed, awaiting shipment 20 the Omaha renn'
II i n~exfscsed thaf the interval between
/ Heleua and the Utah and Northern terminus
win he reduced so less than ten ho1rs stag
ride hy July, lss1-
The Rev Leigh T. Brewer, who VS. ne
/ emily eler1ed Bishop Of Montana, has &c
i o<n,.-d the position and viii probably auiys
Il in Helena in January. ~ - l.
| GaIlafin fsour L arriving in some quaint
rSe~. rhe lxs<sa receipts being . ssrO .
NIX hy MorSes rrzin- BdEen2n pzrtlz
hayw nrroSixsed the sale rf &verd Is 70
fvrsr- drivrry Pripes % exPeceDdR raj
q high = - during thssxiufer-
FD<n she Isaifenfenf-
TIE Missouri river il froreusorer
Mr. George r. Bell, presSman * ne -
s--gS-zf cssoe. xuicided lasr Friday rveninS
Caase. unrsquifed bore and disszps1icn
IL An@~ ten stamp nain Is 20 be er1csSd Q
Mr.. Courrwrixhf on the STAR Of HOPE, -
ousrs1 mine located about Is miles exsf {
, Helena and belonging 70 Mr. Cole SsandAz
, and Others "
Nj. C B. vzaxhzn, owner q De Itxxl
Jennie lode, Is sud % k2v< SD O. m
! shss uasnr 90 The vzfue of ssexNA dnkin& q
r.aSs week and % have rs2Exed rhexro1 q
5 suzn Of s.. eoe pruA1
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Notice to Creditors.

EstMts ef Thomas wsdd. dsneas-t.
Notice Ia hereby given ~ the ugdersigne sdpsin
Istr.tOr Of The esiste Of Thomas Wsdd- c1sMfel W
the erssitorr VI and all persons having eiaH against
tbs aid daesas.d to exhibit them with the DecwJ
vouchers xithin f0ar months after 'he nrrs pSSisa
-, a. thi, nltier 10 The sad iplstTstDs u bis
Ifre in the town II Deer Lodge In The eoanty Of
f,sy II,drr FREDERICK y. GLEASON,
Adrnini FEstOf u Thomas Wadd, dsesas<i
Dated Al Deer Lsoge. Oct0eer u. is5.
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WEATHER STRIPS


.l~-m.~u.< a hoxrsss xAcni Seczre their
wsn.Ram~ ars5 pxsrrs nj oncr against TIE tosA
nrzssx n winsrr. hy ordering wlshc.t desAs,
BROWNIES PArEST MkIALLiS aAsa
RUBBER WEATHER STRIPS ~ VIM
iews and pco-s, which enssreay sxes1as
COLD DRAFTS
In win,er. saving bali ycar fsels and DCsI
in Summer. S2siag ycar 11yresS - =
assA rarnisure- RATTLlN0 SnnS -
s.s....sa wsnacw< can Ne RAISED 81 soxerx-i
- nssaxl sor vpmsiaxxion- Have sseca tie 49,
u n Years en- Finest Pr1vxs< All Faf<l<
F-saasr.rs i'm the framcsral Cites WzEAni,
- ssscI Tor Five Years FcrsAe A5n faxra
JOHN cNEILr.. Deer Lode
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sub.enpuons for Papers and Maya
zines- r..

About this time Of the yez< many MoufAn-
ians su brcriee for or renew Eastern newspar
pers, magazines, etc We publish elsewhere
,he advertisement or Maxon's Subscription
Agency, West Liberty, Iowa We subscribe
ana 50 does Postmaster Ssackpole, for news
papers and periodicals through this agency,
ana save large per cent on publishers
rric.S. both in fsr<s cost and, where = large
number are ordered. in postage, money or
ders, etc, 10 each separate Publishing nrm-
The entire amount enclosed 20 MAxons with
. hss Of the papers; ETC, desired, win bring
ali without further trouble he Is perfectly
refable. To Show the advantage Of suhserib-
ins through this agency we give the names
Of a few publications with the publishers
price in the firss column and MAxons Prics
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Pupils ssasdias AixAesa in ssAaaarshiP for
the week ending Sov- ~
AcIAss-Akcc NeAnersrs, Lknsie Bxs-
s~rzon. IsrrSe Fcxser. AEnES HAzlscnA
N CIaSs-Berxse Rohinscn- Willie Cesr-
nan. Mar Ncsscrern- S-s<kz Bcacc<k- Nag
Sxnxrx. Annse NcAnarrwx
SaMxx HrrCHrxx- 1%DchCr-
rRrvAKw nxrAxrxExr
a gasxS-A3Aar UNwaEa Fr1e6A NflBrs
Annie Ren. Mad wisaznzn, Nora ksAan
SU1A-
CoseEzn- Eddse sAazrx-
& CIxxs-EaEse Hssirsk<zK. Fred Nsasssa
- NAr HeeeEx. IearA<r
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From the Independent,

From the Independent.
Yesterday, Just when our citizens were
wishing TO obtain news OF the official can
vass of the vote of Deer Lodge county, both
of the telegraph wires between Helena and
sages could be received or sent. We under
stand that there was some talk on Tuesday
evening of throwing out the vote of Rattle
snake precinct If that should be done we
learn that il would result in the election Of
witfer for Sheriff and Irvine for Probate
Judge, while If Rattlesnake precinct should
be counted, each of these gentlemen, 1t was
understood, would be defeated by one vote.
We are not advised as TO the grounds upon
which it was proposed to throw out the pre-
cinct named. -
From the Butte Miner. H.
The county clerk has issued certificates OF
election to the gentlemen recently elected In
this county, including McAndrews and Wit
ter #t5htE h.EE III II st~#
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Now Tint GzrEeady : sl1rsed P@sadsaf'
everybody en- Fe1 fheir re.dfng n1fse< -
greatly rrdooed prices by erder1ag nugAl
Nz-azs s@ss-v<ssa 4g~ry. becssrd - W0a
I<h-rsy, IowA IN Is7S Sad - ssove -
dress .sd rs she Farmers Di2u AL Poe
I.s<x E4Jxz- /
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COLLECTION NOTICE

p.r-czp Knowing thernsslye. trs'is 81 " -
49, $4,000 ~ make insnpBdizfe .efaserNsa
aS...~ ~ -n.h ~ p0se- AIl@n0MaEfs rsns.aD-
inr Urt,asa ~ D@nesnLsr Ii p1ii y pla2s.a ~ ~
ihy h4ssds N sg azfOrnsf - -
s..ss 4 ned ard aDsAE hare znoileE. ..,.r
Deer Lodge, sov. u, 1855 aSn
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1ps Hscx snsA ghg2 ash fsn GET "a tsos.
- Z. s....ss-S - az STREET. RsaEsss CStg ss1 v
- -, -. Ia t~sn For farther tri9sMstsh ~
ssy - o. s5ofrns
- .. k,s-snx Themselves ipAeossc % ne
ssA 49,. - n1sAS r H. MORSE.
pse,xxx n r sepfssrsex n. 1850.
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TRANSFERS OF PROPERTY.

Filed for Record in tho ONCE or the
Clerk and Recorder OF Deer Lodge
County, Oct. l4th to Oct. 2Sth Inclusive.
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Many Others are s<ns i'm proPorsion- hzf tAr
above IRE riven - examples A fall lisa can
A-e ss4ains,d hy sen1inE 70 Mr. Maxon-
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Proposals. for Care Of county
sick. -s

. ....-. S1cks
p,or,.sas viii be r-oeffss for tks care. support sd
"a a. la kgsx.t slek u Der L1cr GOSH
tT M r. fos ,hs year Commanding gns~y ,. bo4.
r.. ,ra also be received fer raedlesi stasgt0h lW
tragy.zf .c suS for psasoEsTs oD11nsc ~ ~ ocahJ
- "a -. u ssss he received fer fasnsbinE sSen
rnedieare zasy he sendss =. $3.50
IA. MI D. received put1 TSeN1sTs Decefns7 u
$50 "a ,fs righs 70 rs5s4 say and Nh eAds bore
~ reserved ..-~ mf ...e
Address yrvcosals 10 .1v ..rrvpTox
Chairman Beard C0Enss Colm ssscnrss
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acoME AND GET Me-"
= saws SITTING Bull and HE Braves.
rsroxssne journal, lstA.

- Says Sitting SoH ana his Dr.
- 81 Yeuovasne Journal, iaA-
Scout Evarts and Lieutenant Clark return1
ed from their srip to Sitting Bulls camp Aon1
aay, without being able TO complete negotia1
lions for his surrender. They state that he 4
very hostile TO whites appsoaching his camp,
snd fl,az he positively refsesro surrender
He ana his wsrriors are on this side Of the
Iine where hey intend 70 rernain, and Sitting
BuII saws that " III the Big Chef wants him
he viii have TO come out and take him HS
Is well supplied with arms, ammunition, and
proyision rs the buffalo are numerous in thai
vicinity, and consequently ke- feels good
thsreas. should an artempt be made 70 eafi
ture hirn he viii donFrIeS gire The govern,
rn@nt rnuch trouble, and - winter Is comin1
On II would be dificuit TO get supplies TO thS
lsrre body of troops which would necessarilJ
have 10 be sent after him Altogether TIT
outlook i'm regard to capturing this motel
warrior il dark, and ~ he sill has lzrg!
number Of followers and n more would a
suresIly Join him from the various tribes noy
roaming this country campaign 2g1rs hin
/ "a the dasd Of fhs winter might resait a. dig
assroaslsss TIE Custer massacre on the Lifti
Big Horn Already the commander Of Fol
| koch is having the entire post forti6ed d
| -A-~eod>z8r;4 Il - tshufrened d.!
LdrH HUd I'd no kksvs. are q
aedna sSaIl@ liz zns . kner Der @!
- kour- his feasare fooH ignHeant N
\ taker in connection with the fscs that thel
4 ne aSu brsr a,e@ warriors. mnSa Of them :,
oeux Arrivals. ezrnped wsthis- mile Of
lFns, Is NOT entirely unczned for Ho-ere
fwokno~ Of no special czase Of alarm, and I
uunln advise Jozf readers to continue on
i Axeten senor Of their ~ay until soEneihi
n6rs sxsonnz fhan Terrifying keogh shoul
4 hefeA- = -.
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Re,urns from Various Counties.

COUNTY OFFICERS ELECTED IN
MONTANA.
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aaew Aorth
RELIGIOUS.
Collection Agent.

mol. w. p. WHEELER, Of Helena, has been
- appointed Agent for THE NEW NORTH
WESf in Montana. His transactions will be
honorcdby this Office, and he Is commended to
the courtesy OF our patrons.
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rv3rY ssr sssr Ey ksnk sf Sheep rnrsAerxng =
90 n xxrs-<z&ss A16 - exreAerf nenS1.I1-
~. IL sns< Mexsnc Rans sne 49, o'sIs-
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THE DEER LODGE COUNTY VOTE
The Affair Is Satisfactorily Settled.
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LOCAL N EWS-

Subscribers ordering their papers changed
from one postofIice 10 another. MUST MENTION
THE OFFICE TO WHOA 1T WAS PRE-
VIOUSLY SENT.
, 1880-06-27
Handsome Victory of the Home
Team Over the Worcesters
Yesterday.
The Linen Jackets of the Visit
OTIS busted to the Tune
of q to o.
Providence Forges into Second Place by
Beating Buffalo, While Cleveland
Loses to Boston.
Lively Times Ahead in League Cir
cles-Outlook for Next Season
Ball Gossip.

rChicago's lead in tho race for the League pen
usnt has been increased to ten during the past
week by successive victories over Troy and
Worcester, and not defeat In the last fourteen
games played. This kind Of record and the
Kind Of play that has produced 1t lcaves no
doubt now to the result SO far tlrst place Is
concerned. There Is q bare possibilty-no more
that Chicago may lose; but it is difficult to sec
how. Cleveland. through losing two to Provl-
dcnee and one to Boston, has dropped back to
third. and the champions of - now hold second
place by one game. With every prospect Of IN
crcasing that lead this week and next In their
games with Buffalo and Cincinnati; while Cleve-
land has to face Boston and Worcester. The
latter is still fourth, and but one game ahead OF
Boston, while Troy leads Buffalo one game won
for sixth place, and Cincinnati is In her usual
hopeless position. This week Chicago has to
meet Worcester twico. Monday and Tuesday.
and Boston three times, Thursday, Friday, and
Saturday; and it is safe to say Chicago looks
forward with far more complacency than either
Of the other two clubs The position Ut affairs
In tho championship Is shown below:
, 1880-06-27
THE CENSUS.
Supervisor Wright N1nkes a Slight Nils.
take-Some More Alleged Omissions

Supervisor Wright NIakes a Slight NILS.
take-Some More Alleged Omissions
Reported.
The census returns continue to come in slowly
from the districts where the work was late IN
commencing. No computation has been made
on the basis Of the latest figures, but they are
known to show population Of over $4,000,
with several districts to hear from. The law
stows fifteen days to the actual work
of copying and tabulatlng the returns. and part
Of this time is being used III the enumeration Of
the f1elayed districts. The complaints continue
to be somewhat numerous, and those which are
sent in direct to the Supervisor or one Of the
enumerators receive prompt attention. One OF
the complaints made through the newspapers
alleRcs that several were missed IN one house,
hut the enumerator was able to show the names
dn,y enrolled aud tabulated. Supervisor Wright
mas come to the conclusion that he can take no
counizauce Of complaints made thfougn me
papers, but will promptly antesti9atee te ~ cuna
tylerx's Office In connection with this subject
be has prepared
THE FOLLOWING LETTER
for publication: .*.au, 7~,,,,,.
Cp1cAno June 26.-Some parties appear 10
think It their duty to make their census ,Esuens 1
to the daily papers Lhese pares .bo houad 1iti ho
Mt the County Clerks Office for this purpose, or
to me personally or By letter I'm Wnicn caso
will send to the enumerntor IoI nin ~ eena
- -vtt E',i ~. hotfor and With less trouble than by
wSnf wrf11r to the papers. There are two or three
days yet wherein corrections may be made nnd
t1 s.,d gr,,mbiinR personally, or through the
nress nn wilf not affect the returns. No one per
fnn nand he left out If he chooses to report 10
yours respectfully, 'A7 " s,nnrs.fsnr.
It is emtnently official TINT taese CON- CON-
plants Of enumeration shouia t po IeacS macS
KIN hiit n ro1,rh ~ III the chnnne OF newspaper Any
t. feel e aae 5ts hot sGhs aFees eBfa f
ea "nen 80 hnnrht to his attention IN the
papcrs Hi Ths IS as true Of the Secretary Ct the
treasury and the Madison street Gaoss nnt
as it is Of the Supervisor OF the censoe' 1'us
, 1880-06-27


CHICAGO, June 28.-Allow me space in your
paper to correct gross injustice done me in
its issue OF yesterday as enumerator Of census
A person calling himself Henry Joyce, and
claiming to reside ut 147 West Randolph street,
mourns that bis mime Is omitted from the popu-
latlon- schedule Of Chicago, which omission ho
attributes to the dishonesty of tho enumerAtor
In failing to visit his residence. l deny the
char6os made by him In his article to The TRlB-
uAE, and would state that l4T West Randolph
street is occupied by Arnold Bros. us residence
and meat-market, aAd was one Of tho first
houses visited by me. However, called again
upon Mr.. Arnold TO inquire in regard to the
man Joyce: He informed me that Henry
Joyce had been employed by him, hut had left
reason for bis claiming to be enumerated With
the Arnold family.
Twill state, for the benefit Of any who may
have been omitted that viii 10 ut the County
Court on the 18th and 29th days Of June from .
n m. to p N. to rectify any and all omissions
EE1r4ERarnR
, 1880-06-27

ME: Wright should rccollcot thur people have
es tSat q fher long soDtnts In ths
promptly attended to by newspapers than
the,y,,i thhey are BY the individuals to whom they
rna 9WgqnaFy W1naf go be To ths
a., non H. He has been singularly prompt IN looking
up aI,, all cases OF persons su1d NOT TO have been
mates to do NIL in their power to ret every nau,
W9%an, na4 and child within the confines Of lis dis.
ps hat 'sS SGpSS g q Chicago haye not
ordinary tSd rule, aud. therefore, they have sent
ee p where they are in the habit Of
Mr.. Wright again takes the census Of Chicago,
pe9ple viii remember how we'll he took the ono
wishes. and send their letters and postal cards to
nun: nut for the present they will doubtless
number every living soul within the limits Of
Cook County, to investigate nil complaints
whether they arc brought to hts notice in
newspaper or BY letter addressed to him per
sonally.
STATISTICS or LARGE CITIES.
An attractive feature Of the neW census OF
the large cities Of the country. Col. George i.
warlng, Jr;, OF Newport, has been put IN charge
CT sddst aS IT. H e e. cali e
have been sent out. filled, and returned. The
SCHEDULES Sc ha fer for put in genor charge
making up the returns. The article IN the
history OF the city was prepared by William
S: Chesbrough and Maj. Lydecker. Of the United
StaGss Engineers; on Hater Works by Mr.
Dewitt c: crogier, City Engineer; on streets,
bus lines By Mr.. H. J. Jones, E1aminer OF Sub
divisions, City-Hal!; on theatres, concert
BY Mr: Frederick /. Cook and Mr.. Williatn b.
Eaton, Of the Times; Oh railroads and railroad
connections by Mr.. August1n ". Wright, c. E.;
cnhlniry n ri hrvD DroF
Hager. Secretary OF the Historical Society. The
Commissioners of 1fncoln, South, aud West
grounds. There arc two schedules yet to bo
prepared relating to the sanitary appliances OF
the city, and then it Is expected tho work viii
be complete SO fur Us Chcugo Is concerned. The
volume when. Issued will be Of interest IS a
comparative showing OF the resources and con-
ditton Of all the American cities In ono book.
, 1880-06-27
Umpire-Tiiden.


Special Dtsratch to The Chicago Tribune,
BUFFALO, N. T., June M-The homo team
were beaten to-day by Providence, 4 to q, as fol-
3n5up.
, 1880-06-27

TOUND-A BULLDOG, WITH COLLAR ABO uT1
e year old, brown eyes and eat and brown spot on
Inquire Ut W. SCHNELLS barbct~shop, 1Y East CHI
cAK0-6L-
, 1880-06-27

Earned runs--Chicapo. l.
nne nmEo-base htts-Nillnmson. Corcoran,
Ihrec- base hit-GollsmIth.
Flint, Goldsmith, '11o4e4'o'''
First base on errorsRhtcago. /; Worcester, l.,
Eell on oases---!hicago, S: Worcester. 4.
coran. N' IVA
Balls cailcd-Richmond, %; Goldsmith, n.
; H.TiKes called-Richn1ond. Ii; Goldsmith, 10.
Passed balls-Flint, 2; Bennett, j,
Wild pitchos-luchinon{,
11me-1:5D.
0mnfre-trtden
, 1880-06-27

CINCINNATI VS.. TROY,
Special Dtspatch to 1he Chicago Tribune.
CINCINNATI, June 2d-In the game to- day with
the Troys each club played au inning, and the
TFoys were In the midst OF their half Of the
second when rain came up and ended all, tho
score standing Troy, 2; Cincinnati, l. The
grounds were In bad condition from last nights
rain, and batting and errors would have been
p1enteous,
, 1880-06-27

DOoIVN VS.. CLEVELAND.
Special Dfspdtch to Tbs Chicago Tribune
CLEVELAND, O., June 20.-The game between
boston and Cleveland was finely played By the
VISITORS. who outbatted and outhelded the home
team, The score:
. I'sntn0s- f23 S 6 g 8
Hoston.. .:-.....--......0 S 0 o 0-8
cleveland. ..............0 O 0 0 O 0 @ 90
, 1880-06-27

MORE ALLEGED OMISSIONS REPORTED.
To tho Edit" Of The Chicago Tribune
CHICAGO, June z8.-I wish to call your atten-
ton to very great omission on the part OF tho
Census Enumerator at No. l34 West Twelfth
street. The number In question is large
boarding houso, and the proprietor, MFR. .Corcoran.
asked the euumerator for blank schedules 50 as
to have tho names Of the boarder5 when they
came in At night. Tho euumerntor did not do
names Of tboso IN he houso When be ou W9, thers
were enumerated. leaving forty-iive names not
enumerated. there being seyonty-dve all told
Incorrectly dona rs the house in question the
census cannot be correct. ANY evening the
names can be got, OF schedules filled il left.
P. DEGG..
10 tie Editor Of 1As Chicago Tribune.
Law OFFICE OF BROWN T. Hull, CHICAGO,
June A-You invite those who have been
omitted By the census takers to tnfoe1n TIE
TRIBUNE. So far as can ascertain land am
one Of the owners and occupy the premiscs) Nos.
155. l57, and 15D Fifth avenue have been entirely
overlooked; and more than thirty people have
rcsid once therein. Very respectfully,
srEpHEN F. BROWN.
II the Edtto, Of The Chicago Trtbune
CHICAGO, June 25.-One OF our foremen In
forms that at his boarding house, s:.o5 Wabash
avenue. there are twenty-seven people living
who hive not as yet been called upon or enum-
Grated in the Chicago census. VIII you call
their attention to the matter7 We do not know
the Office address Of proper Officer.
OGDEN, ABLRWHETE & Co.
10 tAe Editor Of The Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, June 2o.-My name has not been
given to any CENSUS enumesator. I was born in
Boston, am 20 years old, SINGLE and am a fresco
painter. JonN 4. L1SKHR,
Al Clark street, Hoom 1B
ID ths Editor Of Ine Chicago Tribune.
CHICAGO, June 25.-Count myself and wife
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-27

~"The trouble of many anxious souls is,
How can overcome my sins? This can
only be by the Holly Ghost dwelling in the
heart. We cannot subdue ourselves by
ourselves. Religious services may soothe
for time, but they cannot subdue. Like
the music of Davids harp, they can calm
the evil spirit for awhile, but they cannot
break its power But the first thing with
you must be pardon. And If you really
hate and deplore your sins, If you honestly
want to be freed from the iron fGtters
that bind you, there is no difficulty about
that. Pardon is through faith in the
cleansing blood of Christ. Pardon is
freely given to, and really received by,
those who in their hearts believe on
Christ. And when yon have received this
forgiveness, hold it fast. Do not let it
go. Keep on looking still, looking al
ways, looking only, to tho one great sim
Offering Jesus Christ. AS the work OF
faith continues, the pardon continues. -
Iiev. j, E. Sampson.
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'Afiliction is the only blessing that the
Lord gives, without requiring us to ask
for it, and he gives it as special token
of love. We must, therefore, receive it
as promised, not rs threatened; and when
'the peaceable fruits of righteousness,
which it worketh in Gods time and way,
begin to spring up i'll our hearts, may we
ever be ready with our humble and CRATE
ful Acknowledgements of the righteousness
of the Lords Judgments and the faith
fulneSs' of his corrections. Rec. ChaS.
Bridges.
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lis there anything that makes glad In
world Of sorrow such as ours? Yes, in
deed there is. True heart gladness is pro
vided for earth's sorrowing children.
What is the spirit of true religion? What
is the life God would have his children
lead? Is it bondage, fear and dread? Is 1t
gloom sadness troubled and disquieted
spirit2 Is it a needful drudgery to be ell
dured to obtain rest hercafterp Tay, rath-
er, is it not righteousness, JOY, and peace
in the Holy Ghost?' Hath not the Mas
ter told US that 'his JOY shall abide in US,
'that our JOY may be fullp Dangers and
difficulties NAV thicken around, tears and
troubles and temptations may lie in wait
for us, we may be cast down for q season
and be in heavineSs through the manifold
trials of life but if we trust in Jesus, JOY
is on thee, yea, we haveit now as through
our tears we look up to elm who is close
by to cheer and uphold us."-DGyof days.
''If it is sense OF sin which does not let
you be comfortable, turn at once to 'Him
with whom you have to do Remember,
it is not with Satan that you have to do,
nor with your accusing conscience, but
with Jesus. He will deal with all the
rest; you only have to deal with Him.
And He is your Great High Priest. He
has made full atonement for you: for the
very sins that are weighing on you now.
The blood of that atOnement, his own
precious blood, cleanseth US from all sin.
Cleanseth whom2 People that have not
sinned? People that don't want to be
cleansed? Thank god for the word,
'cleanSeth us'--us who have sinned, and
who want to be cleansed And who have
to do with Him who shed it for your
cleansing, who His own self bore your
sins i'll His own body on the tree."-Hqr-
ergnl.
Towanda daily review. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1879-1921, 1880-03-27

AC" OF LOVk.-Each one of . thousand
acts costs very little by itself, yet when
viewed altogether, who can estimate their
walter " hat is it that secures for one
the name of Il kind neighborp Not the do
ing of half dozen great favors in as
many years, but the everyday kindnesses,
neither of which seems of much conse-
quence, considered in itself, but whose
continued repetition sheds sunlight over
the whole neighb0rhood.