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SUNDAY CHIT-CHAT.

Under whose preaching were you convert
od?" asked gentleman Of his friend. mo
body's." WAS the reply. 1T was under my aunt
practatng''
The Hav. DR.. William L. Breckinridge once
said to his mother: "Ma. think you ruled u:
with too rigid rod in our boyhood. It would
have been better II you had used gentler meth
ods." She took pinch Of snuff Of which she
said: Wen, William, when you have raised up
tais.' - WV = '~''1''' ''' 4A''' 'A'D 'o'@ '''D
[! preacher Of time gone by once preached
i n sermon on a text which he announced US found
| ina specified chaptcrof Scripture. running thus:
| or enlarged an the Inconvenience that would
result from Il log In Il garden Of cucumbcrs,
drawing some practical pr lessons, satisfactory
This tlliterate man b!lndercd in bis reading.
He mfscnlled the word "1odge" log.
That - things are mt always wtnt they seem !"
nas received new illustration lately. 1t was
dinner time in select boarding house. At that
Interesting moment a new bOnrder arrived. He
,t was venerable choking gentleman. with long
Hs9Ty hai9 hanSing iqS Low his shoulders
rcpose natokcnin9 pure aud holy life. As ho
}olned Inc other quests 1t table the landlady
shouted IN reply: You'll have to talk little
!. There is good deal Of human nature in a To-
ycar-old Kirl. The Browns wero discussing ut
the breakfast table how many Conference dele
Rates they would try to entertain. Two four
and six wore the numbers before the house, and
the general sentiment seemed to be in favor Of
ever, stoutly advocated the maximum number,
W. have three spnrc beds: and might as well
take six. Take sir, ma1umn- Please dol" "Wel,"
dishes each time. we will Ten-ycar-old i'm
mediately began to sink down i'll her chair until
her head almost disappeared under tho table.
How many shall we take?' asks mamma
One, w.s the whispered auswer.-Sp7tn4feld
!lO.} tie111btic1'l.
HE NAMED HIN JuDAS
Lutte Rock Democrat
,a ~ " " Mlfe hez jes' presented me wid de fines
Little Rock Magistrates office, taking OF his but,
a,d Slia{irg Hsrsp'raEon from his brow with
gold piece right nenh tergib ter dc man what can
guess what hez named him. Ter keep yer frllln
a,9 9bfr S;ts dc Whoie Ht universe oG
sh ::jo5S sauess o; a;gain." ss .'Nieodemus?: Se
= Keep. er comm" sAbimetch?'' "Try me
% phi "s saaarSea s 'sss eed natee %e das 5oS 5ae
Jutius Escarnt." ttWhat!' said tie Magistrnte.
: Judas betrayed our savior" Cana help hit
nats y Dc boys name; Judus hez been slightcl.
name chile fur dat man, But dat amt de main !
reason why1 names him Judus. Use got de Bible |
ter stain me IN gIbin de chile dat namc.:' How
uate that name?" asked tho Magistrate. Wits
1is tack. Chris, tu rcnarkin' OBJ Judus. scd dat
ah m %on1o opa hag wa PHI 6etterfnr DIT manef
noufs is opened Mt de doc when ! goes home
yid a side ob meat, it would hab bin bettor fur
1at boy OBJ mine ef he had ncber seed de day
e iget, eu,l knows what Tze takin about. take
hnds dat Dc boy hez made improvement on |
lssef, den Ill change his name ter Jim
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KICKED OUT"

They say am old an forgitful.
My style is ez slow ez snail
NY doctrines are all out O fashion,
Ny mind ia beginnin' to fail;
They want more t1owery preacher,
More ful! o. forgiveness I'M love,
To talk to 'em less about birthstone,
And more o the mansions above.
Fur tlfty long years I'ye been preachtn'-
l always hev felt 1t my duty
10 show EN- the horrors u He'll,
ferhaps We been wrong In my notions:
I've follered the Scriptures, know
never hev knOwin'ly broken
The VOWS that took long ago,
Iye seen many trials an' changes
I've fought a good fight agin' wrong:
The girls hev grown up to be wImmII-
me buys hey got manly an Strong;
ny saiutea old doacons hev vaulshed--
THEY sleep III the silcut old churchyurl.
Where soon shell lie in repose,
Mv flock hez been always compla}nfn'
LIE church was not rightly arranged;
Iney voted TO hey high steeplc;
The gallery he'd to be changed;
They built up fnncifuI vestry,
All bought the 0cst origin In rowu:
They chopped the Old peWs into lSiudIin',
An tuuibled tho tall pulpit down.
An, now, to my pain an my sorrow,
They say, Tile old 1adrsUil must 0oI''
know am old an am feeble,
aly steps are unsteady I'M slow.
I9ey want n more spirited speaker"
I'm told the new deacons hey sud.
TO dance FOUND the platform an hollcr,
They say am "usefui no longer"
lis time / was ''takin' u rest
LII tr, tn beiieye thnr what happens
VIII always come out for the best.
I've little o comfort or riches,
I'm sartin my conscience is clear.
An when IN the churchyard I'm sleeu6n'.
Perhaps they MAY wish was here,
4AWNDALE, Chicagu. EUGENE j. HAIL.
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health, which has been somewhat impaired by
MS aIuuols labors. During his pastorate OF
nooot @ TWO years Mr.. Lee has added upwards Of
NV members to the Sparta Church. MI. Les has
many friends in Chicago ~
The Rev, Edward Walters Savage Hammond.
whose great speech In favor Of. clecting col
ored Bishop so electrified the Methodist Confer
encc last Wednesday morning, is native OF
and mother bud both been slaves. He is grad
Mate Of Lincoln University, near Oxford. Pa. Q
PresbetcFiAn institution Especially for cOlured
men: In 1873 he WAS admitted into the Washing
ton Conference by Bishop James, and in 1874 he~
was transferred to the Lexington Conference
aud stationed ut Union Chapel, Cincinnati.
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and was finally captured ii, n grocery store
When 1t isstated that Santa Claus Is IN Califor-
nil, the story, IA relieved Of one portans factor
that there is such a horse as Santa Claus.
Mr.. Rufus King, an attorney Of this city. ia
the owner Of Il 5-year-otd stallion thatis alrendy
one Of the: best young horses In this part of the
country, and that bids fair, with trimming, to
..twentfes." The horse, Is Kingston, a son Of
Sterling; be by Volunteer. the sire Of St. Julien,
Glostcr, nodine. Alley, Driver, and other we'll
known flyers. Sterling was one af the bcst-pred
sons OF Vountecr, and but for an injury received
while young would have proved one OF the
fastest. The dam Of Kingston was q large and
fast mare, owned In this city, and called Fanny
saEe and her son tnhsrlts @ n grgat dsg5se The The
mare, being an unusually fine -boned horse, with
q strong sweeping gait that will carry two men
IN top-buggy over the road ut 2:40 gait He
can be seen at 70 West Washington street, and
win be permitted to serve a few, mares this
season.
During the past week the trotters at the
Jockey Cnb'traok have progressed materially
IN their preparation, and fast miles arc now in
and m66nRg 6r saf
Douglass, und Piedmont. The last named horse
was driven mile BY his owner, Mr.. S. J. Nor
gan in 3:2'ai, the first quarter being done in u
the fourth In 3l.l. The last half OF tho mile
was IN l:1lM and the performance was the best
yet shown by any horse: at the track: FEed
silvcrton and J. ". Fords PAGER. As the three
came to the wire, Sllverton broke, and Douglass
Eas pulled up nearly to walk at the draw-gate,
the PAGER at the tlmo being an eighth OF q mile
ahead Douglass was thou startcd up again, and
showed wonderful speed. The first quarter
(atter being e M stopped was in 40M seconds, tho
,, the time Of The mile being l;29z, and the last
half In 1:1113. 4!
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CITY OF CHICAGO BONDS FOR SALE.

Nefunttlng uonAs running twenty iii, year. Ia the.
smH nnd ., s bearing interest ut the rate os toHs
ANNUALLY IN the City OF New fNrk, viii be Hsued hy
sne nutao;ittes "f the City Of Chicago. take the
n. i any 81 ony and VII issued in
euctl 3onds OF Suu} euch, Eonds Ut $Iln} each or
In amounts desired. -
bts VII! a received ut this ONCE uI ud Include
HiE tne I!h day OF Ilny and accnmtA.
MED by tvs ' rcr centol tile amount embraced ID
sucn bids security for the falthu compliance with
such pr0Ia1snls tD purchl+e.
jGe~c bands will be deliverable on and utter the 18th
day Ut June Tile city. By It's ntcer~ empowered
=. neatsaS said hon.is Reserves the right 70 reject
any and all bids TIM: uay be rccctred.
t'art!es desiring thesu securities In small nmaua1
should make early application.
, 1880-05-16
TRIUMPH.

And during the week we will con-
hnue our sale. Those faultless-
hitting Garments for Spring and
Summer Wear are at this writing
being 'unpacked and put in piles on
our counters, They are very de-
slrable bargains. = We know that
the public appreciate our prices.
The smiling faces Of our custom
ers prove 1t. We are oHering & new
lines of
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EPISCOPAL.
Mny 1G-Whit-Snnday.
Muy 1I-Wht:sun- Monday.
May l5-Whitsun-Tuesday.
Muy W-Fast-Emter-Day.
May 2l-Fast-Enber-D Day. :
Muy z3-FastEmber-Dar.
CATHOLIC.
Mny l7-Whit-Muniuy
May 19-Whit-Vuesday.
Muy Observation-Disclosures; of the Octave. st Pm,
denttana, Y.
May 21Of the Octave
May 2l-Ember-1ny-Fast
M0y Observation-Disclosures,
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RoNEsErTER AND roRn

Three weeks from yesterday Is the time set for
| tho mitch race between Bonesctter and Charley
Ford over the Chicago truck, the race being
mile heats, thrcs in five, In harness. for 81 900 a
stde.' 10th horses nrc owned in this city, and ly
their performances last season proved them
selves to be among the very best trotters in the
country. When Donesetter trottcd in 2:19
ut Utica it was generally conceded that the
time might have been ut least two seconds faster
had Van Ness been looking for fast record:
and Charley Ford's 2:20h over the half-rnile
track at Cincinnati, when ho trotted the entire
mile OUTSIDE OF Driver, wns certainly wonder
ful performance. Both horses wintered here.
and while Forls jogging was interrupted by the
application of all unnecessarily severe blister to
bis hind legs, the iet-up does not seem to have
done him my harm, us te never looked timer
tnnn ut the present time. Bouesctter looks and
moves like winner. He was wintercd very care
fully at the stable Of his owner, Mr.. H. v Demis,
and since Frank Van Ness took him to the track
has demonstrated on several occasions that none
OF his speed is gone. 4 mile in 2:17L is
the fastest work yet done by him, that
having been accomplished n week ago last
ett, and Tolu Maid. Last Thursday be was giyon
and The SECOND in 2:3l In these trlais i he was
owner and driver being simply to harden him up
somewhat SON for the fast work that is to come. Hc
VIII nave ont one race previous to his meet.
!n9 ford in this city, and that will be Mt the Bat
tle Creek, Mich, meeting, which occurs June i
20 Bonescttcr will trot on Wednesday ut Bat
Tie crock, and be shipped to this city the same
9ay, trottfng against Fred the following satur-
guy. SPANS horse IS engaged ut Detroit the |
same week, but will have taken part In several !
Friday mt Co1dwatcr, Mich, where the
Blue Bull mare Elsie Good succeeded
~ defeating' him, tho time Of tho fust-
Hst heat being ::2s. II is claimed that
ford wns not Mt his best when Started In this
race, but horsemcn know that 2:2S over the
track at this time of tho year is
prelty GOOD clip for any horse, and are not sur
peisca mat Ford was unable to beat horse that
could gu that well. Bpncscttcr md Ford will |
not come together until the day of the race here,
30 tnht all opinions on their respective merits |
nuSt be bnsed nn what Ford does ut Elkhart this |
aeek e;9 and ut Adrian, while Doncsettcrs friends
"ll1 nave only the rice at Battle Creek to 20 by
IS matters now appear it looks US though the |
nee IN th!s city would attract one Of the largest
,rowds Or the season, and furnish plenty Of op- |
1Sortndnity tor the speculative ones to indulge
heir fancy to the utmost !
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CHURCH SERVICES.

]
Tha Rev. II. 7. Miller will preach in the aIrtl
| Church corner Of OAK and vincenues avenues, a
! A';9 g. m and p. H. Morning subject; "Watchtn1
the Bagguee-" Strangers lnvited
The Rov. J. i, jenkins will preach morning ant
| evening in the Sceond Church. corner Michigan arc
nue una Twentieth street
| Tho Re7. ". E. Aluore. OF Columbus. O.. will
preach morning and evening ut the Eighth Church
| corner West Washington and Robcy Streets Dr.
Moore Is one uf the Committee appointed by the Gen
era Assembly tc revise the Book of Discipline Of TIL
PresbStertan Church, and Is of the most dtsttp-
| Eulshed preachers Of the West
-TEe Key. II. H. COLLISION viii preach bot, n,orotno
% and erenins at The Fullerton Avenue Church. Morn
ng subject; chsisis M Lament over Jerusale.'
arhur Mche vii pa presn eas rf1hRhes shs sra
IFS IN the First Church cornor OF 1ntnnn avenue an
cana rs stgnst Sf.f and this evening in haroad
song q Fess
@ t beiea 3 D X Fl Gu
mon e. Il t es .a Adf II EysaE
evsS;s Ss EsS il i. S5ssy N %S1a!ag and
snd chaFc corner OF
ons! aas hs s s e sa1ts Jss x
aupeflor stfeets- No evening service.
CONGREGATIONAL
khe Reg. Charles Hall Everest will preach in the
!ysttth and Twenty Streets u i0:$0 a n1 and
&ss x Il e. :isss sssa
4uufnsRH ana evening. The third lecture he
will Ea given in tie evening v" VIC A''''o
The i&ey. Prot HYDE will preach a, 1,.sl, ~ a,a
at ::S5 a Gospel temperance meeting viii BE- con
Quoted by Col. GeorEe Il Corke mn II nafg6, son
usual @ IN M m mPfnea an 9n1S s4f Sn.a and
Ashland Avenue Mrd washington street EVnniuts:
subject: ''Toial Abstinence" '
-lhe lev: George II. Peake will preach morning
and evening in the LeayIt4 Street Church
-rroi e. Wilcox. y: p, viii preach in the chapel
yis'on" Evening service Ut p sunday nt
The Rev. John p. Williams of Rac{na 1Nfa viii
preach morning and evening ut the Welsh Church 4
Union Park. Sunday school ut $50 D. NJ '
morning nj The Erst 1hrrr "H' pfesicu IN tue
nrruor,en
rha raw N n E,,o,n.. lii .
Church Monroe streeI naor Mar ~ centenary
, 1880-05-16
THE TURF.
! Remarkable. Performance by
;:'Hannis, and Its Results.
Bonesetter and Charley Ford Prepar-
ing for Their Race Next Month.
The aand $. Party Back Down from
Their Challenge to Santa Claus.
Sonic Fast Work. at the Jockey Club fratk-aotes
-. and kpys Hero aud Elsewhere.

THE CHICAGO STALLION. RACE.
The past week, although not very eventful
one, may be said to hare witnessed tho opening
of tho trotting scason.-Slfrolk Park, Philadei-
| phia, having been the sccno of some we'll CON
tested races, the principal one being that be-
tween Hannis. Driver, and other wellknown
ones Hannls winning after d hard contest Of
| four heats the second hotug captured by Driver.
Tho time Of the race-2:24, a:ssiiz 2:@sai, 2:.lM-
was remarkably fast when the season is taken
800. eo4sueia.oi'' anu SHOWS .lnat f,"ii''a .as
fully recovered the form which made htm tho
e@mqusrss 1s4n uns Of everything in bis class during
went went. Into to winter quarters With 2:l9A to his
Of John Turner, and remained in his stable un-
til Il few weeks uro. when he was trans
terred to. that Of f.; james E. Petit, who
handled slow-Go; so successfully in years
gone BY. Whether Petit will bo able. to keep
ane enes.npt Stallion IN tho bloom hat ne Is now
should he continue @ to It train on there viii be hot
stallion race at the chicaro meottnr next july,
His con,a,,+o', Nv -. 1A.asp .,m ,1 pr..
vnr. ,ua, ~ l9a' iaoe W. w oonsset'ci,
course at the present time Mr. Benis stallion is
looked upon by the puhlio as en- almost certain
winner of th1s important event, but tho
nlS OF totter Is fraught With per1ls and mis-
laps Of 50 many kinds that between now aud
July 20 n hundrod thtnoa NAV nccur IN render |
Bonesetters chances or Stctnry @ 1oss h,vht ~ than
49,. cn'1eeo VI s4e'oi! toee pt'sn' .nau |
taey at present Seem. Hannis Is known to be Il |
dead game little fellow, but for the past three
seasons a.teucor foot hns tntnrfarad mater;o11,,
with bis suocess and nrovantod a,thnr
49, "oeo'e' ano Ptefc"ecu e4tHel
tne olsplay or use OF. the great speed I
which he undoubtedly possesses. Wedgewood is !
fur better horse than nost peon1e rive hin,
credit for being: Before ieaving tRo A1exander
farm last fall he was given rl'iic trial of rrea
heats at Lexington, each mile bpnK trottcd het-
ter than 3;.3 His sulv soon after to Mcssrs.
Conklin and Splun brought him into nromi inrnr.
nnd when he star{cd in the 2;W raco ut St. Louis
it Thought that IN cusyyicnpry awaited him.
This rnce--thc first that Wel~n,y1oi had st,rtan
Improved to be- one Of tfe most dnsnerufs con-
tests Of the year. and viii nl,ynys stnnd mt
brightly in the memories nf thnsn who hi
piattd thoif mnnev m Snon,s sta lin ,,"rnra 1h
start ut long odds Nr. Il r. pote:s hnr,s. Gronn
Churlcy, won tho fir1t hnnt in s.Stik Wadfrwoo1
Il good third Spnn st,,r ,rfai mr. ~ w;,, rio enc-
on heat. hl,t Fanny RoI,imsnu - Eont'',Iw ,,a oas
thnt nobody rhnn~ht a"."ha ~ sf,n; ,,a.s
heat in fEa 'rpaoe rIme u Dos "t"4Ing arlg
under tbe ,v;ro in 3.sni; Wa5oro,rnS; |
l1einr On her whao, NJ TIM f3ria, rhasa t,u
made n dead heot ~ +ha no +hirS j.; . 1'i2 IVY
. - rsa* tAeA% " tA9 kA4tA III s'slst. una |
, 1880-05-16

PROPOSALS..
r.
1roposat* for Military supplies


Proposals. for Military supplies.
'oFFlcE CHIEF {: y. DEPARTMENT Or DAK0rA.{
81. AIR. Mnn.. afay y. lS%l : ::
senied proposals IN .iee *ubIvcl the usual
Hc f ~ tne at q spbssteacs q
ont ony ~, nny II - nt whih time ana places they ~ b.
sMnsstsnse De1tment- u s. Army the following
subsistence stores. delivered or before the 1th
uA} " Jhf:c 1a1 ut such pnces may be required tn
this city or In Chic1yo VIZ:
snU pounds kice; ;! q.
bhEn pounds Suit; and . !
l,%uu ptuHls ieuSt Powder,
Proposals for article ,r for 1uantft1as less
ttte Hnn!e amount will be considered.
Sttnp:es ni each article mist accompany proposals.
<fnllner nformntinn and blank proposals Will be
~ 1qtnisea r., IN application to this oce the oea
" Eye E'tEchnslnK tumn1issary ChlCuSp.
ne t'overnment reserves the right 10 reject
~. ~ osaS and no psuUsai will bo considered for urtt
G tne samples u which equal 10 the 1taud-
afa sampes - be seen ut the nbove-na offices
f:t'posns for Rice and Salt will give the price per
pound e!lyered in barrels and In double sacks; for
OF n lbs. each. " ~ 80
. Enve.npes containing proposals should be marked
,,I I IrsoP.aats fur -, and addressed to :he under.
st4ned TUE Si Paul deliy aud TO Mut IL r. SmRlt
I. 81 for Chicago deliveries.
II. T. MORGAN,
MHfDf and y. Il. s. 4.
, 1880-05-16

Lou1sv1LLE, Ky, May l5.-About $50 horses
came down On Especial from Lexington, and now
over 800 thorougnbrels are here to take Durt II,
the coming carnival of racing. The Jockey
CUBS ground are alive with people taking notes
and points for the Derby. There is every indi-
cnt1on that the Derby will be a gain day to the
citizens OF Louisville. Strangers are beginning
70 crowd THO corridors of the hotels, and nofhinss
IN the annals of. the turf will Compare with tho
nnsG:lhg events OF the next eight days. Fonsu.
;!sli,o h!mball+ and kinkead seem 10 be the
lending favonts, but the dark division is 80
strong that the field will be we'll backed,
, 1880-05-16

!. the Michigan = lTenas csuTch. nsas twenty h I'll
sS:; 81 esss %sss
r Thn Reys j. r Burhoe vii, preach rnorn,ne n
s!aass Ss niSsTsy Esse chaEes s1 cesas3 Bo1
j -fhe he7. j. Rowley viii preach morning and eve
nS y tae sSects Mg5s Star OF Division
T. e pss;s 1 Hna1ss p4e,ch
aasy 4as sysa!ee s4ee IN oivet Church. Fourth avenue
sTRe2o vii Depreaehtns this morning in tho Sou
chqFs ;eQ e hpsks ad HPnapays
Ell @oneE
nnd Ss Msit itJn Jac1son streets Tsn;.u ,,,,,
evening in the Ccntru1 ;hnrch iii t1rfhard sfrnnt
he Bspst No. a m
ea.h arfaSe' Nsv B,ooahu,1. VII, nr.,o ,,,n,1
4na syenas Il the 6eaFboTa Street church corner
Tye Re1 stFef f. s. sunth will nresch morning mr.
evening 10 the First Norwegian Church, corner
@Ihs iisE JGhn SnEa'as w preuoe morning an
Scdgwick '~'s '''' 'o'an eao'e"' opA s'see'' "es
% S5ssa S'qa*
evening In the EVnnxel Church. corner at Eorty M
ss'su1a anu oenfoofn streeh
rne n.7. Irving G. enslszAs sasE'.. ~, ,.,,n ,.,,n
R{s,fe fSsSas 4ad TS;tleth s;ssss e.Sh.8 SUI
last Ia s sses On eae'
@ Sss2Ps
sSs es
3s9'Ss ofns and
! UNITARIAN.
oi e. nfz E.s g. W ts
Twenty: :thiTd .treet. u lo:.s .. N: >''l'
Hx s ssssns a unty It eag T
DeeSsf sy n Sa Ssia H
uoEK ehs1s1 Rss l. 81 esiSa Will p.sueh in the oranr
streets N@'1' ~''As' ~ AsA'"Ao' ""o 1"A'n
NEW JERUsALEA.
COLI ney neap M sse IN the Lin
saa y 5PoR aSk q WaanE
aEssss this morning
s uSS No Tsasds e
uslvxHs1l1sr. .'N' t''''''A''
1T The s.d Rey Gso.Es Il: Deere Ct Rochester. Mimi.
md hf s5 s sss nd
esEs e;sF!sS kyssr vii, ete,ste in s. rap.s
''' - ':rE; rEArsnAsoz.
"A AGospel temperance meeting conducted BY the
iSs%ss. 1:aSs :s5ssS sD ,oouIea'p'a's a'''' NO.
II u9h.on hs n S9blS r Eepess
~ Gospel temperance meeting will be held in the
First Congregational Church. corner OF Ann and
Washington Streets, ut 7:+5 The services will b.
conducted by Col George z, Clarke. Of the pnciHc
Gnrden Mission, assisted hy A. III. Delight
- Gospel temperance meeting Ia connection with
me Ftrst Ribbon Club will be held ut their hull.
10 EHIWenty-irst street, at T:45 p Mr. swan Will
HdaTGss MTs Men1S,,9a tae meeting; 9!sr,s,,r ,oa
daily G0spel me etings in Lower tarwel Hnll No lU
Madison street, ut Lenders for the week uro:
Monday. Mrs N. 4. Witliu!us Tuesday. Mrs s. s.
Nuttng; Wednesday Mrs. Charles Goodman; Thurs
day, Mrs George WAddeli; Friday, Mrs 'Isuteiin
Jones; Saturday, Miss II. L. Wood. @
Mrs J. A. kanouse will conduct Gospel temper
once meeting ut the of Noble and Ohs streets
at 4:So p. m.
MISCELLANEOUS
Tha Row r nn.t,: III, L T..
tontan Hama t,hnnS1 - ~ pse"c" III tn7 "asnn8-
,t1xs sG ~ nnhlvefsofy OF the Itai!road
near EnnrtacGtn n1 4 ~ to vAps M Se1e stFeet
William Cook will lead the rlilroud mems meeting
in the readin&-roou, corner Uf kinzie ind Cnnnl
;;reets at p m All ratiroad men und friends aro
Elder n. II. Forsoutt will preach before the So
cety of Lntter-Day Saints in Castle IIu Gl9 West
, 1880-05-16
ORTHOGRAFY.

/
| The 'sInterforO on Reformed Spelling
| ,Iren:eus cannot abide the idea of n mot1iffca
ton OF the existing barhoritIes n o,r nrasen
ssu1 " epc+1AAe>' Ano ue oonJufes neroe Lon
~ ~ sue patn.
s,f 10 cnaiu LII an5lng mastered this neW-fanglct
nhsnprasd "a !amns+ tu1 10 "noae TahGe Or knoWledge
learned the Arabic letters to ull;lffy him t rem
Shakespeare or the E11rlish I>i.,tt. To T,+h+ -,
isf Nuse,n 1t ;ra shai htoEarg OF me brit
fins. In the Histnricol Snciesva 1919 D5 ~. ~
til Elm thne al nn tse fee yo,o oqF }6 wSn
ms Youthful seeker after knowledge finds him
self in the world Of books not one Of which does
ne wish to read. Like the sailor pcrishiue of
thirst at sea, he cries, Oceans Of water, and not
a drop to drinls!" ~
All this becaus we shol not tben sne, fact
nhncht. nlo.v r1n1oh. hoae .usn spet tact'
pna paeu, p'o", plousn: hoof' housh; ., eight;
and SO on. All this becaus VIC shall then har re-
na mosed the stumbling stones which trip and dis
paths Of knolcve and vtrt,1 iu III" heca, ,uo
shal than Inv oivan w tho ~ eals pecaus we
dag;cb} t. es9 By oHc fas anaexo
is an oyerstatcment no ot ~ aesurdsles. es tt It
ase t4 vaas Or the parnartties 1f our spelling wuld
Ltoee Volumes Wf1Len Ill the present style, as IL
is Bad as i IS sPep 9n P6a n mot
inc H. 1So Es,n}' ~" or tung IS hlndered In read
which is according 70 sound MI ~ - spG1t.ue
e1,arc were 50 uferJr ,5ararnoa,i ~ =. - 1na la4-
unrecognizablo II rendered tru and symmetrical
why SO !nuch tho more necessity for The refor%nn- %
argument agcnst regeneration. ''A'
1.-THE Interior also publishes. the .fol1oin9 list
.,a 'c.1i au.noritles Who lndorse and
support reformed spelling:]
y I'm may E1s be vi this point to Civ the names of
men W6n fna fn1,r 1eriean scholars and lit
rafy: @@N - 'n's-
IN ENGLAND.
The Rt.- Hon. -Witiam E. Gladstone. tbe fora.
, 1880-05-16
CLOTHING.
WE ARE
u UNPACk|NG
= THEM
H>EE ENI

AS last as we can. The rush con-
t1nues. Our unqualified success
is established. Unbounded en-
thus1asm grects US on every hand.
We have told the public of our SUI
perior facilities for buying cheaply
and getting our. goods we'll made,
and they have called, seen; and
been convinced; in Short, our
trade has been q
, 1880-05-16

No firm of: pianomakers in the world are
more painstakmg, conscientious, and intelli-
gent than the makers of the sterling Elmer
Sou.n
, 1880-05-16

NJ aay r. rev. " T. Rav4n will preach at the chapel
NO. %al OKden uvenue morning and erentnr