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GENERAL NOTES.

St. Stanislaus Church, c0rrer of Noble and
Ingrallam streets. will be consecrated this
morning by Archbishop Feellan.
The second session OF the Lake Bluff Con-
vocation in the interest Of Christian temper
ance will be held at Lake bluff Camp
Grounds, beginning Aug. 20, and LASTING nine
days.
The Rev. DR.. Bellows, who has recently
made /: tour through the South. states that
the Southern soil is unpro9uctive Ut "our
National faith." by which he means Uni
tarianism.
Van Oosterzce's "Biblical Theology of the
New Testancnt" p" has just been published in
Japanese It Is believed to be the first treat
isc on Christian theology ever issued in the
japanese language, with the exception Of q
few small tracts.
Within radius of twenty-five miles from
Wrexham, Wales, there lave been estab-
lisl1ed seven Catholic orders, composed Of
communities, Which were Il short time ago
expelled from France. The people do not
take to them kindly.
Bishop Elder, of Nashville, has received
all official letter from Cardinal Simeoni with
henceforth the Diocese 1f Nashville is to be-
long to the province Of Cincinnati, instead Of
that Of st. Louis rs heretofore.
The Fourth Avenue Baptist Church of
Pittsburg ibid narrow escape the other day
from the grip Of the Sheriff. There WAS an
unpaid mortgage for s224 100 OIL the property.
When the pinch came few Of tue enter
prising bretllern took the matter in hand and
raised the money.
The Rev. Donald Macleod is to be the sue
cessor Of the Hey. John Cumming, D. D., who
retired from his London pulpit worn out
after many years Of hard and faithful serv,
ice. Dean Stanley has consented to be
present at 3Ir. Macleod's Induction services,
which will be held i'll Exeter Hall.
Archdeacon Denisoll, in his visitation at
Brdgewater, reminds his hearers that, when
was made some ten years ago, he protested
a asainst it, and he did 50 still, not only be-
cause it was not wanted but more particu-
larly because it was unsettling and danger
Gus, especially at this time, He could lind
no language to express the intensity OF MS
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pushing, or pilng things up. To others,
prayer seems to be more of al active eXer-
else: orH regulated sort of 0utpourlnE, well
thlckened With doctrine. OF course. PRAYER
was a little surprising to find John Wilson,
III defending certain services, lay it down, Or
ut least accept the proposition, that prayer
must be nnwritten. ulpremeditated, else it
Is not prayer. Can the heart ever want fitting
words ?" concludes Wilson. We should say,
Yes, very often indeed, and that, in. fact,
half the prayer Of pfons souls goes 1fp ull-
worded. Here is a short petition, which is
5o0years old, and is well seasoned by use:
"Otl, God! who art the truth, make me one
Of reading, AIN weary Of hearing. III Thee
alone IS the sum of my desires. Let all
teachers be silent, let the whole creation be
dumb before Thee, and do Thou only speak
to my soul" How is the truthfnlncsS of
this prayer Of a medieval monk affected! by
its being as familiar as the prayer Of st.
Chrysostom,'" at the end Of tho morning and
evening scryicca
The general question of the use Of fixed
forms we should, of course, not dream Of
that one great-often oyerwllclmtng-ad-
vantage OF form which is known by rote,
and, so to speak, saturated with emotion by
FREQUENT use, is that tile mere words pass
ll1crltlciSel, and that the thought Of the
soul is led upward without any struggle?
Of course, if no prayer is genuine-in pub
lie ut all events-llnless it is pumped up,''
more Or less 1--WE do not quote the phrase of
fensiyely), cddit QttGstfb till there is water
enough. But why should not preacher
written or printed prayers, when he pleascs:
DIR. Chalmers used to hide Ills written prayer
in his Modcrator's cocketl-hat; but why
should not the minister be ut liberty to use,
in public, utteranecs of other uevont souls
which have received tie hallmark Of uni
4~ar ~ FE1 rf,1f 1fapf u
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al
n]sn f., !. 49, u pteAchcrs llaS !, tendency
y1,i1.e sf,nn t'oa's. ssieae ailFe III The pew. y
good ,ennn ,,!,n -. .,'tnH'onous. Numbers Of
Iatlls Hntier the nroao ~ ~ Saeep tnese not sab
1nins,er i;.te' utt tiecnlllg ot their regular
tie visitina rse @ 10 ule lar less able sermon OF
an orarin Rnt nt'tEi 4t; ~ 70 Inc 4tterances Of
r,roi,,cas nne tiiiS sySte'n OF interchange
If Is .1cst aot.le ~ tssu.s lhat are 1epiorable
Ilaying M rennlpr pre,olaa VOTE. me people
whom tt,t.,. he ~, Preacner nave no one to
,nimistnr ;s ~ - -, nun US slephera, aud the
nraaci1.. - III sae same predlcament Ha
hencn lac 'pe,ams ~ ~ u! ho one chufch, anu
Stated oll eno e,ntc,i, ttaq t"q. ~ IL Mas oeei
ninister. a.. eooa of a%E.n9lity % tnat Inc wesleyan
siran@.rs ~ y, III EhsIalld y. 1' are comparative
co,t;'o ,.e-' " ~ at Lnelr CONGREGATIONS, eXs
auca :,;c;;,'s tS.s tew, anu no 1ntlhiAte acquantc
affectinn 1'n u1tMGg!. aienl, lne ooha or.
The lnss % 1'ndor ,utthy th;n gaunos W stFohg.
great ~, h,'1 e;Ins "!11..hhseteltI !1.h IS seIy
,,r~ad ~ r. n"tm 1.Ia aiIes. Vs. ue peoplo are de,
na,,,sa ~ - . III ise utsIees ol the presence and
and tha ,,;;sia Su ;nls.el u, " leif nome NE
h1a aIoa,,t &c II, !uIl' loses tha1 lhsal!l-
nnna n.h. fcn,., " putpa. poWer when cai only
nennia noT 1'o'i1 sylpatnetic lntlnacy with us
iargaiv ~ ,;ostn,a "mtcl 1c te1leses lnlStef
mara lima ~ ,,,1;si, ~; sa,, ."o snin M n!i
in aid;tinn tn tls e MT ,.nrs. uu ",.cH
- ~ ~ Ills, - 4iot very tAactang us 70
,lro ,,re,' LUMBER VI sermons t REQUIRES MIN to
pfoAllce-sllcll a system may conuuce to
elesance OF ttiction and the delivery of finely
specially its man either tn resc1, tto - ~
~ liz L.orars ~ -. o., ~ t,: se4! t41o lie*A1 %
- ,,,,, 'na =, ~ altuse euelr c9iiscicnceS;
nj ,,, ,n'',i' =, ;,,an c oL'of, pt IL VII
E. ..1itet, ~, iiaAS nl! l!ilnie o1 nre
pr;t;t p'.iI.e'tH 3'.I " ei!e in!alsters Ill the
tioning Committee. This Committee meets
1asa prlor ~ ule collvei'llg OF tue annual con
tglemee. f L. ~ conlposea OF one representaa'e
atoiii e;tcn ~ tue usstlcts: these are elected
~ tne eisLllct 1ncetnlss heneiaily the Chair
1atl ol tne tifstrlct Is chosen. though this Is
mol required 1y Jaw, anu 1t is not always
cone. ~ tne election OF these men, who are
10 ilt.lAe tlie appointments, the Stewards aud
olne1 chnrch oilcers who are members Of
NE ne alst!lct meeting have all equal voice with
llie itIinisteFs; y ls customary, too, Tor the
members OF tne otatlon1n:, Committee to con.
5Ml; 11; llGGly wltt tne ministers u layhen OF
ene.t oi9aI!cts III u what fseX-
pesteu OF {Ilenl. !heye'e1l invite such !o1sul-
ttlolls. utrc, lof instance aln II VIII read
stialsEly ~ 1h1lly :An!eflcall Metnoalsts, IS
ali !lls!tatlon OF tl11s kin'l from the repre-
SENTATIVE On TIE ClhtlDll1flE committee OF the
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SUNDAY JOLLITIES.

Our copy Of the '' Revised" doesn't say
what becomes of the HAN who borrows IS
and keeps it until DEATH This seems like: il
great oversight--Dctroit Free Press.
f "New, Sammy, have y9n read the rs 81 story Of
brother9" ''They sold lin too cheap
4 Sunday scholar, when asked i'll the les
son Of "David Sparlns Saul'' why David
had compared himself to "a ffea," replied
that lie supposed lit was because saul
| couldn't catclt him."
An Austin Snnday-schoolu teacher asked
her class: For what purpose did God give
given eyes ?" ".ro shut 'cn up when
we go to Sleep" said a dull boy at the foot Of
the class.
A-young lady who was enamored Of a
member Of church choir in I'LL adjoining
village took Il friend to hear him sing. On
the way home, after the services, she veil
tured to ask what he thought of him.
was tile answer.
Timpkins says his church ought to organ
ize baseball lli1le They have Il man who
balls first and second base. The organist can
always get Il short stop on the orgIn, while
the minister, seeing he has Il good tield,
pitches into the congregation, who have to
catch it.-HurUuul LdmDo0n.
cation going to sleep one Sunday, before lie
llad fairly begun, suddenly stopped anu ex-
claimed, IS Brethren its nae fair; gic Il mon
half i chance. Wait till get alang, and
then, if Pm nae worth listening to, gang TO
sleep, but dinna gang before get commenced.
Gie u mon a chance"
The following, writes 4 correspondent
from Little Rock, Ark. i: said to have orig.
inatett there: g 4 minister called upon to
open the Senate with prayer repeated the
Loru's Prayer. Whereupon onts gentleman
turned to another and said, He stole that,
and | will bet oil it. | heard the SAME lde:t
expressed two years ago at Il funeral i'll
Eureka.'''
A queer thing happened in the Consrega-
honal Church at Eimlra, y. 7. Pastor
Thomas X Beeclcr, on arising to deliver his
sermon last Sunday, found that he had put
the wrong manuscript i'll his pocket. liz
stead Of reatin. an u1d one to his consresl-
embarrassed, lie told the organist to occupy
the time willie he went to his study, and, re-
turning with the sermon lie had Intended to
preach, proceeded to deliver 1t.
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.
EPISCOPAL
July 10-Fourth Sunday after Trinity.
CATHOLIC. :
July l0-Fifth Sunday after pentccost.
July list. John Il San Facundo, G. from June
IL: st. Plus, F. NJ
July Lo-St. John Gualbert- Abb.
July 13-St- Anacctus, T. ".
July l+-st. nonavelltnre, L. G: ?.
July list Henry. Emperor of Germany, C..
July l6-0ur Lady Of Mt. Carmel.
, 1881-07-10
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

The happy owner Of 1.-THE Spencer Phar-
Macy Spencer, Mass, Mr.. 0. Weatherbee.
writes: Ny customers speak very highly OF
the great German remedy, St. jacobs Oil, it
them. Mr.. Henry Hclcher, has been greatly
benefited BY its tlsc in Il case of severe rheu-
matisll, and lie refers to it III terms Of high
est praise.
, 1881-07-10

The Rev. Andrew Stevenson. 1of1s-t"o
wears United Presbyterian pastor ID Ne"
YORK. died recently, and BY his special olfec-
, 1881-07-10

Kansas City, Denver. Pueblo Ell
Kansas rity,Santa t'e. New Mex-
observation-disclosures Fast Ell
It Louis. Springfield & Texas. :.
s.. Louis, Springfield j. Texas. :.
Mobile r New Orleans Express.
Peoria. keokuk. j. Eur-l via
linrtnn Fast Exprs.ss.. ChcnOa
l'ckir 4 Peoria TX via Joliet, .
Streatnr. l-acnn, aVAshingt'n Ex.
Joliet l. Dwight Accommodation.
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Pitt.burE, Ft- Wayne IL thac nEo A@nnW"
Depet. cor Adams and Cnns-sls- Ticket U4nce1
GClark-st Faimer House. Grand Pacific 1iotel and
At Depot
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Trains tor Humboldt nnd North Chicago 1cayv 6:55
4 and t:0 arrive 6:u ID. and Gi5 D. N.
daily. Sundays excepted.
Chicago .fs Alton.
Union Depot. West Side, corner Madison and Canal
sts.. between Madison ind Adams-st- bridges. and
Twenty ty-thrd-st- Ticket Ddicos At DepOts, - South
Clark St, Grlnl Fueitic Hotel and Fa1ntr House.
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Leave. | Arrive.

a Daily. iaiiy, except Sunday Daily except
Saturday. d Daily. EXCEPT Monday.
Dubuque trains leave and arrive from Central De-
pot, fout OF Lake-sI-
Chicago. milwaukee, <E ST. Paul Railway.
Onion depot: Corner Madison. Canal. md Adaus-sts
Ticket D;sfccs, sI Clark-st. Palmer House, Cruid
Pacific Hotel, und ut Depot
, 1881-10-03
THE LATE REUNION.

INF . nd in tn Nfn1 1at
istlod with a "Tribune" Corresponds
cnos No.es-rhe corresponde'lt Get.
i.aars. s@ W and sGs %ose,e1s ssSs sagsesto
sas ao1 on ~ ,"' ssn Safaes a9ah hs.o
,Ia rGssixea speG,' To- your apor ssSm this nsS
us, & tno ay y rS 1hns nnGa Wn.Gn @ a
lowing parnHraph:
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n 1sS a sss's Ss o1 snaE st ax. IT, s'x'' Of a' *aa
uoasunt article Il h aIsntner iifIstrati,,n s ~
IL insure yo, tlat, H. whilo tSo cx.Gonfcdoratuss s
,,ssIly rexFot,sa she aosenes Of many e oar
either M tst sa9, O. e1aIte ,, ao''; 1SsSP 1Sh.
tirawu HIN frutn tho halls oF COpuruss. uot1,
w. hG r. Aiats X tau
ilv iN binrsltni 1ho Ueor9in LclJlntI,ru VIVA #,
its closing dnys, ,llltl tGat rHut kent Uon,
aspIIout In tno fntniiv nf u Gun. EIrt,V Hmith
whluh ucct,rroti Us ho wHs tuktnx tho fraII1 Tor
Ghaltnnouaa, kept hin, q ho.1o. Al of ihesa
.ion, Lee, and .iuokst,, tcscxraihcsi iisIr .oap
TGKruts 1t ncg eon,f,cltoti Il, ID absct' and cI
tbisets al IL our o st,ciStv' ;,sariw cy"rv tv
ui,u uainy tho passnVe, '"ulthOliRh abselit
II person. .s;u viii y0a IL spirit.;
1t Spi,,e, believing tho Rrcmt cNiSIn,ty Wnmisi
rrpycllt tho rcunTuI,, Thls Solt suu huw ,,nEi1i
atprpa s nuu.ad. @ Ks vii tnIsit yoI!r ct crrno @
ses of sha ' 1ra " q ths liz GaSetua felt a
, 1881-10-03
FIGHTING FIRE,
Tho Experience of Miss 1k1tttc AesvIn,in
lilo Huron pcni1lHuln-h Conflict with
rlunlcK for Forty.elGht Hours.

Tho Experience of Hiss lK1ttfc hesvia.fn
Tho Huron pcninHuln-h Conflict with
rlunlcs for Forty-elRl,t Hours.
Detrolt Fra E'rrss, Stpt. q.
LoarnIng that at No. 10 Rowland 8trcer n
young wolnan could be found who had pnssod
through tho porils OF tho terrible forcAt lscs on
tho Huron Peninsula, reporter ut tho FREQ
Prtss yesterday sought hur out. Miss Kittlo
Lnwla Ia domestic In tho nboye- mentioned
place. In her personal appearance thcro Is
nothing to Indicate tito energy, cuurnRe, and
horolem sho hns displayed whom shoeo qualities
were most needed. Thorn ia no suggestion of
HtronB- -lnndoduess IN her appearance. The set,
determined fcaturcs and dauntlcss eye arc not
there. Sho is merely a womanly wotnnu; aboyo
tho avorago hight, we'll formed. with light brown
hair and eyes; hut boncnth 'thlt calm exterior
lies MI indormltabe WILL md heroic devotion to
duty.
In Dwight Township. Huron County, in small
log house, lived, aud THINKS to Miss Lewis, still
ltvas, her aunt, Mrs. Christopher Artnstoad, bir.
Armstcad. his mother, noT To- yours of ago, and
four small chItlrpn. Mr. Artnetoad Is now
cripple, having bccn su1crcr from tovcr.Borcs
for a long ttmo. Thoy were very poor, even bu-
toro tho lrc: bit Mrs. Arustcad, assatol by her
two !ittlp boys. cultivated their small farm rs
best sno could, and managed to provide tho fam
lily with food. Bliss LOWS has nsslstcd them
with shoes and clothing.
A short Ame previous to the dires sho went to
Dwight to visit hor relatives, md WAS there
through tho terrible ordeal. lIor narration OF
her personal experience ls thrilling In the OK
trcmc.
She states fact that hRs been widely denied
that tho farmers lighted tho fires TINT left
muny. Of them homeless and penntless. Thoro
bad been no raiu for long !. tine. an.!
srSun them as tho settlers bnd ee bsen fr
aays b4Eling brush, upon their newly-ctoared
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RESIDENCE L0TS Ar AuCIl0Nl

Tho Chicago lteal Estatc l:1chauYo have some
flfty.cixhl siee rcsilGNco !nts fronting cast.
west. and Hnuth. MI tho northeast curnur VI
F0Fty'1cscbth street snd Eottngo uroyo avenue.
which Will 20 under the aucltunccr'S haln.HeT to
tho highest bidder this AFTERNOON tslnnaiayl At i
&.slook un tho PROMISES, Thc property ~ TO
hold Is nlcc'y tocalctl, aud surrounded by tho
best cliS4 0f rcs!cuccI. aud IL vonuhe tn thirty
minutes by tho forty'Slx suburban Trims I'D the
!lluoa Central ltA!lroa., and uvcry tlftoe.l u.-
ulcs by tho Eoltuya Grove gyclMle dummy. This
IL "a n1ost grand opportunity ~ scoatu u dos,a-
0le hn'ntssead, 'or tu nuke u laylny Investment
Nr. tlctlry J. Uoodrtch. HUM B Id ncarbt,sn
street, ur the Ehicaya iieal i;slate F1chalHe Will
furnish alk whu Wish u attend tho salo wilu fEge
tickets.
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sasS msn e. not fp wSo los. sh 10 ,e n
They nevcr have: 1t well to quote Mr.. Gar
'le'd himself: "noA resas itat y will be
der that thouRht, nnd do not rcnlizo TINT tipon
cvory man ater1ter struRHfo II, duty hAs aoct
levo!ycd by tho tlcath ut this ,nn1'. What ho
Tho scr it tho Heveiauon co,i!d say. ''Tho
Lori Uol umnpotgnt roiK1Icth .: YET ho saw
mo ncM.t ai.! ts,G tMso !rurl,ct, w!tH pos7sr to
nsofy ,t The saysr sS o. Tho n"p II.
N"w y your hSar mn tho n pOwor q"'T,5 Of
ls Si,bar's tsai sns pSwes 4; as,Ssss Il :
m.s,,. %ri,e oyll that inen 4" lives aftor taern
tneti md rutrjuts lid William tic Rl!cnt lenye
e. tn,psess on to nstory y tMo ,ow c.ntrlssy
WlI..,l honIFlEn !. t1I @ IT. TIE MOST.
MotlGy .nys: mThc pistn! # tho inslgnifGamt
Netiior!ana atate, wniie nTinE tiio lifo ot VIII:
asi tnor4 wlts union ~ tno pn!lcy Mn!ly N the
etSy ntyr 81 fn f fr thu ~ ne .ts yenr nr
ars rhe e,y s ia 'sSS "E ise i's t%s froess
rs To os tne 'a;st npIsns1 sapitn N EnropY
tsw Viii IT, tsii pil'''sH tSo i,nal p'et separ.
s.n,.,. It's tfe Eave cxlsteaee 1, e. j.. M a1
;o s; a ~, t veM , swonas yenfs Is prol,
,umt v ,, sexM t,n a ~nia mMxn poun
ane t eoh II nsthae aSo asr
''IS ISs s nste It''o q fvtum arc wrestitno with
t,snt Utmost ' years aKD bns for tho assa'ln
cnt bt cfGtepory r, wm a sr yrars tno 81
t9 Tho =, next centur to ev therG came t. .he
er sry snea d Gen. az rn ~
nfrc FRANCE nus Cultured tthTAtl OF .!tu yGAra
, 1881-10-03

fm,it in . In Inn nrjnu fI,rms ~ @ hnr ~ ..HS All
Iar'e'i s' %H Y n, nave onc 6s haa nny;
ass n;s ~ %p W. It. M liz hrc ~ no G 41c" nes; p". t m
e@Spps1, @ r! ai,y!h!nK. @ i!it tho side # things
FAT ,rste5 ~ e"''o "t' "o Jul "p' III" 'n'" ''o
aim ono oi thosc who hopc pcrl,nus believe,
.I! ' ,,i ~ ,6 Inc s savfn nir
n fcii 0n att excellent mai. Siy .,s,iaa.lsur-
:s ss ~ srs n To @ .s ,S a G|t Ks s o pSs,
aaee sen Is On e so II fs %es s iii 'o
bsaes, t. tc,p M Ftovoce, Tue s'ss ,e,, of "i shnt
c"nyention shall not w Kliticsa. TINY weakIy
Ey s ,9 ,sc ssn1sh M RI f @ ,n.y s az fq T. s k
aay a 81 M n 'n Thrc. % ~ :
y s e sserx oe o as n s
inr i,otics hn iosss,,t oil tnUir nal tMty 10 Tic
ss;ss5 5 sn te5Ss S ss;S;s! r.; ;ss ;;,srs;as
Thu convention knew the tcauhns Of expcr.
ntstnkc, Tl0 Nation ,ynt etIil ErnltrH III tho
pr!al. house ut in aE,,y Induced y that error.
iiut yon viii iovo /" iiiigrr Oh lid. .othor rrne.
'FWlcc Have II roll srct. tbat II Ill. Sttv md i,oW
9loriu,is wns tho result Twenty years agu men
VIA pest 10 be ,,;,nr. Mcr from other Suites
cun,G Grre AMI mill. cnn after nnt,thar: NV,
k'ow s. : t,a1 il ,oiir ~catioS d osr stata."
tiUn, Wo hnyo no word ii ,iispnruxetnsrt Of
uthsr. mon, but thIs Is Tue Iese iian." Mem be.
&, s, 6,It wc bceyo shc pcopio @ 1t ii iIlos re % It.
5 W. Nv. w aks pfoS st e
ani has nothing 10 do but perpotuate your W..
At tho end Of twenty years mon wero again
psse ' yoa s sow tc rest ''" tue
sn Long @ ~ thie T. o!ty stands @ inhab!tea BY man.
Wv y Ge cro 10 u pfs S tGf iSr tnSs t
, 1881-10-03

her Of nnw hntlscs on H. sixty-snventh and Sixty.
----.--~-
r1rU AMyrArT0N
o@2A$@ n A@N'
ranged Tet,cn,cnt.lIo
Tho Tcnemens-ll,,.'so ~! lnanectors ~ weekly re-
port. prepared NY Cn'el inspector W. IL. &C.
nung. shows TINT 1a2 houses, containing ..;et
rno,nn. were tnspcctut1 during the INST week.
OCCUPIED BY no families, cot,tnining a,7pi souls
Tbsrc wcre rurty.plo notices scrvctl md twu,-
ty.etuht n,lisuncps nuutcd, Among tho I'M
,,.,,,s,ao,s ,am',e ,vnr, ~ ,,osrnnt,r ~ s,x.
neoVemen.s 'nauc wolo tne usE.ect'hs u s'a.
defective plumbing, ceaninE linctGen pEtry-
vnults. and erecting two now ones Thoro wern
IN. Tho Following de(cess wrru reported:
SECOND w-Aun.
:, Nos 5 ,,1 md d n. state stnect , ownca by Dr..
nu1r, an' n, x m y 1eSs narxn e1se
t,ni, and a'|naS;od n etr,;etuGc So. S Il ,set
;eny s1o S Ssolna a,it1; Moor: wns toiug wotk
ssa offensive privy Dsins oao of The. o.aiarins
''"lsa"ee9 ,,,.,.,, ,..,,,
FuCaEh "Anh
frntuo structure pt eight roetns, Occupied by
cieycn mrsnt,s The plGmnanx n NJ, w,ark < T. T. },noT @
@ ts ThsSro IS IN sh hs Il % Ia
the rear theru " q duplication Of the apoyc'
feelA nre 'repenteu, and tho dwelling IL Ii, u
rtprn wAnp.
N, a1p ,Sc,t,vrr,h h n,n,,,n nvno,, 1T. ,f,,rv
tstas, 80. tSa,., ta.' tMsenG' 4w.en " nunry
nsa ~ e!Fh. ff perso ~ ~ sis s!1i!s no aa
din ok n,iI t,lrfy. while Shs sG,yur n chokn,i.
Nos. :11:s1 n1,d staD Cologne atrtet, owned by
Michael Moore. a tWo,stry brick u twenty.
n.y. sntn, ~ hi nnY ~ 49,, Z " "
HttS pAt' *"k
, 1881-10-03
Memorial Address by the Rev.
Charles Caverno.
An Exhaustive Analysis Of the Dead
Patriot and Statesman.
A lust Condemnation Of Existing Political
Abuses, and Tho LaxIty
Of Political Parties IN Selecting "the Tail
Of tho Ticket"

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tEfait, which did tlUt Print tho address OF Sir.
cnverp, continued Tho following criticism:
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lno same hktcenooh Mrs CascsHo askeu tae
]Htfr.tGftin to publeh tho address In Justice To
hIusctt anu tts rcutlM, which 1t ronte1nptuouo.
If rofuscd to do,
as ano utlaress strikes radically nj tho core OF
existing political abuses, md tho customary
1axtly displayed By p;,l,ticp1 conventions In 80.
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