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very Valuable Articles.

Revolution BY E. p whipple,
Beginning Industries BY james Parton.
them BY Rev Henry ward Beecher
succcs and Iife BY Canon n. w. farrar.
the late 4.
School and College Life by Ell .Whppie'
of he pandsr Children BY Specialist
BY Jessie Benton Fremont
Naur Pchc Mounds Floating Islands Phosphate De-
BY Harriet frescou spe noru.
Working People; What books study
Book. Essential hess
Common ht should
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, 1881-04-15

fpfttdl Q4pdIfA 10 AHe tAt&ARV 3F6a4'&Ss
SOUTH nEftp, Iud., April 1i.-Last evening in
tho Flrst Presbyterian Church, tho Pseabyttry
Of Loganaport dor!del u overture tholr Gch-
cral Assembly, soon to meet Ut ,llutfato, N. \,
on the subject Of Mormon r0lygamy, asking
them to tako auch action as seems best tisted 10
aid e1cctuiiiy,,in eradicatsug thls great evil
from our National Territories. And IN tho TO-
formed Church on Monday morning tho Cldssis
Of Mchtgnn pRased the following rcshlnlona:
Resolpets THAT tho Claaals Of MlohiRau Ut the
Reformed Church ~ Amorca. ~ sotni.aGnuul al
session at South HeHd. Ind. April II, lBS, here
by declare ons henrik aRprys' e. sha ntteranso M m M
all9ural address uh0ut Mormon P1lyKAtny; aud.
sInpo 1t 10 u MonFtr0ua anomaly TINT big
nIny, wh[uh IA punished ns ~ oriMe by tho
Htutea Ut the u utUn wlthfu their boundaries. y
tolerated md permit ted to sproad by the United
BtateB In IL Territories, and thAt while State
criminals arc iu puutontiArloR n United States
Territorial criminal IL In EunRtesa-w0 respect.
FULLY but very earngstly urge our National
Legislature 10 euAot and nur President 10 eth
force such laws arld regitla tons m viii, With
thorhuvh effectiveness ard tho Icast ptlssi6le
.tclay, Erasc this ."fnul blot fr0n, tur Nul0nal
territory, reputation. and character. -
HEM,'onl, HAut tho Stated ctfkEpt ClasA1s ho
directed 10 send certified o0rea lhsso rssplu-
tIon8 To President JAmea 4. QArtieId ntld to eAc
OF the M t1nnnl Representatives ami ecMHtnrs In
CvnKeess whu were elected by tho oonslltu enctfS
OF which tho mafnb0es OF our chufchos aud cot,.
Srexau01a fOfHl part. tt''
, 1881-04-15
Tie Rorfune OF Nh Ealtor.

l AM conytilced. For two yeara suffered
With rlle.lInatls,n. IN. my. left shoulder, and
rixIt arni. u,I Inst fail | was lscapaole ,nf,
attending Tn my duties, and lay ,l!siiy night
x, Yaw weeks. 010 n severe nttAck Of tlli4
trouble struck me, md this tIm6 concluded
10 nv tho St, Jacobs on, l must aeknoWl-
elgu Will, but lftlIu eonhdeics In its Aturlts.
astonjsIsI mo. Tile first application relieved
Tie palm very materially. a,la the continued
Mss of Only two bottles tlna completely cured
Inc Of this chr0nio eFil, and that nfter the
tlu,ts had beon of no avail. ! therefore coa-
Stdar It q duty u publish the above for the
bsnpfl OF all sufferers With rheumatism aud
kindred complaints. g. A. AElLNAS. .
Editor hepubllcal, Pittsbugx, Pa.
, 1881-04-15
FOREIGN MISSIONS.

=
Lust evening somo $50 men wore gathered
within tho lNp.uartiea Mission. cornor OF
Van Buren and Clark streots. With the cxcep"
.Ion Of somo OF tho lniics Interested Ia tho
mission thoro wcro few lattes prcsent'
The first half.hour wla occupied 10
aiugiu8. George c. Naedhanl, pastor OF the Chi
cago Ayenue Church. addressed the meeting,
basinY bis remarks OH tho OH Testament uar-
satlve OF Mpphiboshesh, saal's Crippled sou, anu
hls xcnorcus treatment by his victorious 0netuy,
King David. MsphtbOsaesh aepresen1 ed tho stl-
nor, who Ia lame III hiA moral nature, without
,uny power pt his owl, eud whose only source OF
hop 10 In tho living God, ,Msphlboshot4 waa nut
only cripple, but hu WINS poor: lha apuer u
wretched. pour, and in!spruble. Like: him, the
I sinner ID rebel nKhttpg hXuinet his lug: The
speaker Thought there wAs no h0po Tor so ue-
relopm0nt Of our uaturos1 what WA needed Wls
q new Nuturo.. s1r. Nesdhalu said. that onnvic-
The tiiird step waa tho discovery OF the
convicted sinner thAt thare was loving
Cod. Az the royal crppo bud eestorod to him
tls dead fAthors estate BY KING pavla: ~ uoa
tontora upotl conyes1e1 slMnor. toinsa taat pasS
Understanding, uh4 rece!ves tbcm ~ adnp!eu
1una md nu.r5 uf lils k,nQ LIN. III Enk(and tA0
INV VI pFlu,oEcultusa gtyas The aaiAto y, tno
6le8t gnn. lut nuy CsulVGrted stlgeF u maHe w
I hoir ot dol and i 1olnt tolr w!Ih Jssus Gsrist:
!. steretl story whero King David wns driven from
the thrvne hy A6aaiHn. hts usurpip9 son, an9
buw tha crippled fItnce WAS fou10 W ths s!Ge Y
hlA Danefuusor. The Atltess occupied hhtt
sl.e an appeal % j0'n mo army q 'aelIv'ns
< nyon was sung, after which. In response y,
| the Invitation, uaany tesslaonlss were gwen. a
, 1881-04-15
NORFOLK AZ WESTERN.

, SpFftGt lJHFNltn 70 lHH EAtlQ10 lf4G3Nk
pn1LApEtpr1A. pa., April n.-Whcn Clarence
II. Clark. Of this city, bought the Aslantsc Mig
ssaippi i Ohio ut the foreclosure salo iu Rtch-
,nond SIX weeks ngo. he bid for It. tho largest
cash amount ever paid for ans railroad IN this
cuuntry,-fs, ,a05. o-and be- outbId two parties
OF bondlUidors who wero contondtng for It's pos
session. 1lo has two wtoks rct In which to make
payment. but he atrcady' nhturcd all tho
plans for tho organization Of tho Nor
calIct) and thy monty il ready to pay into
Court. Tho now Company will haro s3.0o0,oN ut
common md sl6,0o0.0 90 VI. preferred stock. .Ot
the latter Clarence II. Clark retains 900 OF
stock himself. tho reminding 13h000 ahares, Of
II par valuc Of sl00 each, wero offered to sih-
scriGers by the rlu OF E. W. Clark s 10. nt s3a
Share. In throo days nftor tho subscriptions
books were opened tho whole l35.0o0 shares
nt %48 IL share In this city mud BALTIMORE. About
sg,gIl shaEes weso taken N 'phfludelphin, and
s9 IN Ssw Yor ana 9Af5%or III ri IT TIE , conn" 20
tic 1iante. os Misstssopl pso H and Tho anss-
fsetio. To pretarred stoee Viii b. ea,itca to
sssaa' = W saS 8 sondes ' ts daS;
=" norssRs sSa boaa aaess eGRs ;Rs asy sniFs!
Trust Company Of th!s!1!tl. trustee under Tho
w ss!ss s. tao ss aRnea
in 1t TIC Norfolk & Wasteens Isrcasary Ior faturo
dlsposlt1on, and the rrmulh!ng t5oa3.oo J. havs
interest Blk hundred aud twenty.seven thou.
suntl dollars. worth Of, tue bonds held
" the Fidelity haye, ,,a been taseu ty
tho'dtvistonal bands now subject to onli, there
lare $go5.5Y4, and the balance Of 5alAl VIII be
u 70 ay the ys1al " lntssfst ,a
tho Interest due the State ot Virginia tss0D, ,001l
| tho cnnrt ehar9os and contingent exponsct
securities, aud Fl6 000 000 to be expended on I'm
provctncnte bring tho total estimated payments
up to $ll, ,tHa!, QUO. =.
, 1881-04-15
: A new SWlNDlE.

4 comparatively now dodge, one that was
worked onco about sig mouths ago and hss stnca
beet uunotced, came " light again yesterday
Ut tho expense of II, l., Dahl, q tailor Ut No. LEO
Dearborn asrees, whosa loss amounts TO about
&inl The schema IL as folows. Two meu. ono
,it than carrying bY a ahawl-ssrAp box Of llt.
'srNl dimensions, cutter u tt9rs where y1Hass arc
iavlthIy dispaayod. and while Que mnn enRsxes
thB proprietor In conversation rho 0thar con.
trivea 10 Open 0ns end VI tho boz (which end
works oa hinGes and eloses BY spring wofkl snd
taken d faucy, In Ar. nahls casa u built OF
valuable cloth was tue astlcln tannIed.
, 1881-04-15
.sTnEATOR, Ill.

EyHt4dl UUpdIeh 70 1Hd tHk1ep 1Ftpunet
SrnEAron, April 1.-THE annual meeting Of
the Fox River Association Of Congregational
churches has been ln session for tho past two
days at the Independent Church Of this city.
About forty representatives were present, belnF
mostly members Of tho clergy. Tho opening SER
mou was prcached by the hev. ]. A., MontRona-
cry, Of Norris, nftor which the ancrameut Of The
Lords Supper was admlnIsterod. The officers
t.ccsed warn the Rev; A. v. Chapman. MGd. M
session cuscd lust night. having eona through
the regular furn Of business.
StruAtvr has had lts hands full OF religious
been hDld.nR their sprlpR meeting at tdb Park
Church for tho past Two days. A beautiful ser.
Public Mind In Regard to tho 1thle" By the re.
tlEng stoLerator ths ttev. J: r ke'ien. et Morris
Of The 1tsv. q. %. AcCuilnct. Ut Paw Paw, ~
Moderator. md Alex Alison, OF Polo. and D. ";
Fuhs, Ut Sandwich, ~ CLERKS. The session VIZ
not clos0 Until sptne time. to-day. There ar
, about thirty delcrutos present.
, 1881-04-15

BpSr4aI U5P0tsH W 3h3 0".s"se s'H"se
sPRlNoyIrLp. ILL.,, April lt--Aftiolea Of con-
solidatlon Of the Chicago s Mllw1akee Hallway
Company, tho blllwaukce T. Mn1laoR Hallway
Company, aud tho sheboygan q Weatern Rail-
way Company were to-day iiiet With tho aecre-
tary Ut State. Tho new Company IA to " c4tlcd
she Cnloaad, Milwaukee + Northwestern Nall.
way Company, With Ito consolidated stock Of the
dttfsrcnt colnpanIes: Tho DIrS9tors aFe Albert
Keep Marsuli! ~. kltkinHD, Martha I. Hykea.
Augustus Scdell, Marvin ltuEhltt, J. u. ke1hsl4s
William /, Aoott, Char!u. z. Weaeler, al.d Janoa
II. HIVE. This Capitalization Includes tue ptoa,
ont milwaukee, Dtylsion al tn4 ,Chleaxo E9sta'
ioyt, md from Uakor'a Junction " Qalena, also
branch u b0 constructed 70 Ml1efat Pelnt, Aud
number Of other brapGhoa.'
, 1881-04-15

Ep*tEdI OtJpQEfW III FHR CHWH1V. 3EfV"s" =
ELa1N. ILL.,, April N.-The Rov. William 3
t1utch, Ut this city. formerly pastor Of tho Unt'
yursa.isr Church hero. and later OF That ut pu-
huque, ill.,, Que Ut tho besl-known UnIversaltss
ciesHymen al the country, celebrated his 10Th
birthday last night, largo pagty ot. petsona1
frlends hsIpea hun 0l.serye e, Am6nS @ ne
aud. C0renant,. and tho ltsv,.. D. II; Tom,
Ilnson, q !chlsa9oi. the Rsy' n,,Ns: F. ";
sadc, Of whitowutcr. wis., the Rav: u
Uoynton of tis city, nli un!yersalINts. an1 loys.
II, ". Furkh1Fst ind Y. =. Dickinson. Of sister
churches hprc. The 0ccuaton wha made most
ploAsaut. "A handsome gold watud aud chain
was presented Dr.. unich: specches were made
and wArH congratulations offered. ,f1thet
Baich Ia yDt atr0lg and Hearty aIld has not quit
hlS tfc'A work yet
, 1881-04-15
yvIscoNsIN - MICHIGAN.

HRkf|d1 1WPdltN 70 1NF pHbt1eV 4StpuHS.
Gl1xwAukEg; Aasoh ll.-The Chlot Enganoer
OF tho Wisconsin i Michigan Road and corps
og assistants hays found = suituble point from
which 10 orosa tho Msnomluee River into Maoht.
gun. a great daai Of dl1aphlty was experienced
several ttues Without success, Tho point 10
, 1881-04-15
A: NEW ROAD.

n NE"
sptftdl Dtspateh to Tbs Ghteaeo 7ftbunt.
IxDrANApntlH, Ind. April l4.-Arttclcs of ns-
soclatiou were died nt very lato hour to.,fght
with tito Secretary Of State lncorpnratlnr the
indianapolis, Newcastle T. Columbus .i,atlrs,NIs
with pnid.up capital stnok 'of a0.p.0o0. Tho
survey 10 made md wor1 Will bn.
pin at once. by tho middle of July
Atntitr Tho RtocHhntIers are John lacNll Aster.
MUSES. Taylor. tho President OF tho Chtcnxo l.nr.
linK!on & Quincy HIND. anll lcadlnE nat'.tntists
ur New fIrM and I1ostuu. Tho articles wcro
ftetl by ". W. Worthnxtt1. sunerlntentcnr uf.
tho Fort Wayne. M.inoIu + Cincinnati lstnd, tho
Secretary bf state being detained A. uts ooc by.
n telcNruIn. - '
, 1881-04-15
PREACHERS.

Special Dtspdtta 10 Ths C1teaoo TtttIus. :
LAFAYETTE, Iud., April ls,-The Ministerial
Convontton of the Northwest Indiana Conference
ia ia session III this oEty to-day with good rep
scaeusatton OF "the CLOTH" Tho services to-day
were opened with devotional service by tho Rev.
j.. Nebcker, Papers ON torolgn missions and
hntnv missions were read by W. Patterson and
a, Merrill. J. A. Maxwell raad q ,papar oa tha
aubjeots " nUes tho fAborality Of the Church
ID tho Cause OF Missions Keep Pace With her
hour After dinnSr, tho Nov, J. G. Stevens, ol
this city. oxpatiatcd On the ':ilest Methods ot
Presenting t6a Cause Of Mtssloua.". A paper %
. Freetlmnn's AID Boctety" wore reported b
the ltev, y. Ishndley md tho Rev. A. a. goe r.
apectlyely. The SAerauent OF tho Lords Sup
PER was administered in Tho evening. Tho meet.
lug WIS eurnest and tho dlaouss!ons At tlsnax
lively and Interesting, =,
, 1881-04-15

nenr Qutnnescc. and The work will now IN for.
ward trDut point opposlt. Tit r,ut1 to he silr-
vcyctl III Michigan Ii rather inf1ctln1t. 4 plau
t.nn fnt't I" strife for t,ntonHYon. With view
Ot 0htnn(rp tho Michigan land grHnt for which
tho Mf1wHukcr. Lake si,nrs i Western Is niso
working. II Ibis rniite ID n1,atioctl rotito III.
rEcty north will b' surveyed tlnttl tha route of
tho Northern puclEu is tapped.
, 1881-04-15

MIAMI VALLEY d.. COLUMBUS.
CoLtMnus. o., April 1.-THE Directors Of the
Miami Valley & Columbus Halfway met here to-
Jay and confirmed tho saio oT bonds heretofore
Contracted for sufficient to build tho road from
here to Wuyncsvlllo, O, Work will be CUM
mcncod as eoon as tho weathcr vii! allow.
, 1881-04-15

TITusvltLs, Pa.,Apr!l II,--Ths Presbyter1 OF
Eric Is Sitting hero in larEe numbers, and tho
trial Of tho lley, J, @. Curnachan, D. D., oe the
Presbyterian Church OF Meadvitlo 70 ia progress,
E{ls church ildlvlded as 10 whether be should
dissolve bis pustoral relations, Feeling runs
very htrh. Several distinguished sawyers arc
% tbc .Jul!oini Committed, Judge Truukyt OF
tho guprteno Court, IL present.
, 1881-04-15

7OOAN 117kNI EFEEE 1FE1kI11SF
ST. Louis, April l4.-Tho Ut. Louis {: enn
Francisco Tsailsoad Company, through capt. G.
w. ItoRers, General Manager, closed n cnntrnct
tndsy With sho Joliet !llll Steel Works tor rails
Pierce City, NO., Ia DaliAs. Tex. This 1n0 IL
bbing vigorously pushed, and will be completed
to Fayetteville, Arx.. by June L
, 1881-04-15

! Epftlat cs.rtspoadfHes a 7As cA1*a0o 7FtsHHF. :
3 EtatS. Ill, April 1a-Tho Annual state Minis.
terlal Conference Of The Evangelscai or German
Neth.,dlst Church ooneludod IT. sesslou Al Bar
rtugton yesterday, Tho !ssv. % Jo9n G K!sst, for
trinsfsrrod to 'thes Sheffield Avenue uhlreh,
Chicago, anil thu hev, Nj, Schumacher, oe ASH
toti, ala0N0d hVFp, = 'r'.s-
, 1881-04-15

TTT1snuno. Pa, April 1s.-Tho Newcastle &
franklin llnllro,d, thtrty-atx tniics long. WINS
sold under she hammer Mt Newcastle. Pa. yes
tortlay. for &i75.tU, Thomas +. Simpson, repre-.
seutti,g tho plttsbirK. Buffalo T. Western Hall.
ruud, being the pur0nusGr.
, 1881-04-15
-oNo CLASS AND EA{TGnANr
m HuHINESH,

ser ma .otn S,as Association Of General Passon-
rs.,.a .na 4'ekot Agents hold 4 rpecai meeting
puay pu,ra.ay at tho Grand Paclfio Hotel tor tho
Sep, W. o. taking action In regard to sho aerce-
,lts. maae by the Eustorn Hunk loes by which,
vii tnpnl lHsl. the Issue OF omIGrant tickets
Aa,sms.,e @ 70 confined exclusively to tho ports Of
NJ N,eal; Va Quebec, iIallfak, Portland; Doston.
mn, A, ,a., Philadelphia, did ,nal.Imore.-omi,
Ea,rnNacket Nckets after that date beInn intended for
tor va: e'agrants onIy, and to be necaptad
ln.s 'sase only OH emlgrnns trains on the trunt
sbIsn saa limited to.ss continuous in,rnev
i'm n.y. sasls not bo longer. oxcop, by ono dsy'
4so ~ ,S .1ule for lint and socond oIasa tickola
r,.S. as accond. .claa, tickcts and rates. sur iow
sdop,.a @ ssanoard aud interlor ,srayel s y be
su ss,r,e,a, tsom April !; auch tickets 70 be
slth,n : 10 continuous passage, aau ID be usoI
h u,hss1aas, ,hs ,s ana to 10 valid Tor passaRS oaly
A!,o s m 70 texest GRADE cars Vt express sTai.is
kauon.,. ~ following seaolutlon adopted by the
7!cIs Al AAesoeation Of Oeneral Tasso1,rer md mi
turpishs1ae hsaen!s. March 10: Tuut tor ulI lurA @ not
aoaa ny different Or separuto aooo,nmts,o. os
oupoa Ict tnessattss " but two olsssss 81
II sad .eeoaa ussS eIss, ffo~ interior polntp-v.z
"at1 'fsa@uI James Charlton, ch!cauo
, 1881-04-15
SOUTHERN FREIGHT RATES.

CisciaNAr1. o., April l4.-Ata meeting of the
freight agonts horo to-dsy, representing tho
connection OF tho Lousvltle &. Nashville fund,
# WIS agreed to establish tho. Old rates 70
which amounts to IN Increase Of about 10 per
Ceut.
, 1881-04-15
CHICAGO tr TENAs, .

DArLAs. Tex. April A.-Caldwe!ls / l. Keely
wcru to-day awarded tho contract for CONSTRUCT
Ing tho ilrAt twcnty-seycn miles nf the ChIcagn,
TcIns s. Mcxtcan Central lsAilroNd. President
Hale ehys lifty miles Of the r0ad will bo com-
pleted by Sept. IL
, 1881-04-15
: CALlTOIISIA ltAtitsOAD MAG
-. So, tATEA.

oven nov dciles l'otn tho peoplc md .ho Inv, nna
which, ike so:ao mighty anncanda, ,as O. eneo''' ,c
passed tho entire paelllc coass within lts folds
n %sse pcro4. rssen!' m 1t
ysap. sis 40 @ rupreaontod .neir u cto Sned capital
Then Stanford l. nrothor carrlod on business rs
o,l merchants. and wcro '.sso.sod ss'7od: Charles
Crockcr was retailing oatlco. tapes, pms, % a'.o
se'es YIN esa q" Sns' ,enr. "a
co'n,,,n,n un ~" n inltvI1nni u % c"n,u, Of ssIrn.
and % ~ nartncrshtp % oupltmi az sl5.4y, Dur.
nw I'm As,"n10.p s"ms rear r"p the c Contra, paoo
Railroad was incorporated un1or tho lava Ut tho
State q California, mud ''ot long atssr tue &C con,
strao.Ion waa pesum. WV o.ay a....a ~
ns. 10 extena .no ~ e 1s s'nt ~ ~ liz
osofa IA. % o sts
ss I'm ooo wns nrnvirIl far. dIvi,1cu lnto 5000
s.,arcs viii n mr. voiac or s1oo nsr slare. Nc.
eseo usoa e st snn"as no. u s"
l.e5o Of tho abeve shares woro subscribed. and Of
.t number omy @ @ wera taken ae; gy III s,n ~
nen os[aSaE m, inS ~ 'oy 1 M isvs attaahr
to tho ariGcs or lneoEporraton o. ~ wns ~ per
cont or si9n II, 14r eaoI nu ct tne
toned.
THE ACTUAL INVESTMENT. '
Owning twclys twenty: fths Of t tho subscribed !.
stook, tnese eaMaS Lux ~ nanaHGrs IL y i r,ne
thoy may have pad liz entire 800; ~, i 50.
nviacMcn euer thnt thnv NV evcr ~ mid uuobnr dnllsr
Sro. thfr rI nw 1nGy ;yrvnc prscs tr t'torWsc
tGWMxus tnG ,rn.na 1o " tMv n ruu s NH cors
~ 1nti.Iy ""nirn Win Il II cnnsitioreI lint
s,,m icss tham sIso.tpo md nj, Investment of
nt,nt,t Dncttunth IL tho whole, haa developed in
4 acoro Of yours Into capitnl Of $500 0o0 and
moro, tt Is nos to he wondered that tho ay 1a1sGsy
uKnnst corporation t.raniiy ooeon'hg
eaSate @ Solution tn'' '''d; Of tie ' railwsy prof.
lem 70 being everywhere .nttGmpted,.
searns e fes Of y n9 ar osdsns 81
oSs os!y - S;sssV',s ,saylnx Ts slsar Sa oS i'll
nnss Sa nnn 3 BY lhe brcsters I
sent an a.nount even greater than thls, md tho
story reads more l'Ee e. ro'nanec n o. tho M,d.l,o l
rendered rendered necessary oy sbs sa!temens i hs u;
stauiotd @ now foots up s1i.5tJ.:is: :. TINT of
Chnrl Crocket, vi, i,49345s; thRt OF Mra Hop
kns ~ %aa .hat nat 81 Il bna sas
tour prisato fortunes n therefore: siss.ssavla,
Pacific lioads, wh!yh are likely e soun neeeom!o
e. rs VIII ~ me nos oy s6
= pet possession q siep yast sHa i n 20 s3ofta~ t
itoiaschds and vandeF6llte are the aseumnlSo H.
rns, O. qhs 3hs hoass II bee1
saSsas IT,; ios ,s;ss -
centuries snd mere; b9t sTeyS yssa y, snaH the
M f ne 3or nvGTo M.o 10 raoG
fore beon eqnaled Ia tho tnodero world. :. :,
o ,;s.n,xen ] m,,n,conco o st t1,., Fat,era, Gov.
crnGont viii only partly account for thls ennr-