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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-30
Lyons PiccadilIy.
Lyons Yum-Yum.
Lyons LOUIS XIV and &C.
Lyons plain and fancy Parasol'

In price from $500 up.
Also q complete line OF Cambria Para
soils, at 10, 20, SO, 40, 80 and 75c.
wORSTED PARASoLS-Th largest
stock ever exhibited In Fort Worth;
prices are 81 90, l,25 and 80, with plain
and fancy handles.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-30
KS! LACES!

vH~
\ fihls dePSrIne ~, ;h ou choicest
tisl piles, OF y, = ocas ,ncludin9
4 int low g ia,crS o
FULLY THE fai' o.So,,o,1 ocaa .
>zr the iiue u ~ Oi's
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-30

Is s,vvsfiee ~
~ to-day % Met|
Il, formerly q NllslM
M arm Win fake ehAsEe y
morrow.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-04-30
IiilOAI

lay l
neer 81
tact tohll
has beef
fora III
q push,e
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
3 a 8.

- Sie Gibrer Der g.. of 8. in Sort
Woltb baben li4 qegen bic @elegloiigs
fetten ausgefpro6en, bic bon Mitalies
bern beg Orbens begangen ipurben.
Scr. Sadion, einel bieier Siibrer, err
tldrte, er wiirbe ben Bitrgern belfen, els
men teoen @efebesIbertreter gu bdngen,
Der babel ertoppt niirbe, cine Bride
an3u3inoen, S@ienen auf3ureiBen ober
fonftigen unfug 5u begeben. 8ouper=
neur SrelanO, Der fid our 3eit in Sort
Wortb aufbdIt, bat bic Nnt6t ausge
fpro6en. berStreit5 mii9en ben &nigbts
uno Der Babngefelfdaft ginee ben
Staot Ni9ts an, 10 lange bic 6ffentli1e
Si9erbeit unb bic 0rbnung nt9t ge.
fdbrDet wirbe. Mit benz Orben Der
6. Of 8. babe Der @taat baber Ni9ts
su tbun, fonbern nur nit ben 8erbre-
4ern unter ibnen. Die Mili3s @om=
pagnien baben Sort Wortb wieber pers
lafen unb nur bic beiDen &anger=gomz
pa9nten fino mod 5uriid g~eblieben.
Sn palefine iinb In ben gifen=
hahn : Werittdtten bereits pieoer II
Manr an Der Mrbeit-unter linen etma
80 bisberige Strifer. Man erpartet,
baB aae iibrigen Strifer mod i'm 9aufe
beg cages CUR Nrbelt suriidtebreu.
- Nus Nuffin mirb berihtet, boB
benz merifanlf9en uniertdbungsperein
in San Nntonio elm Greibrief ausgez
tteut purbe. Sas County 8eridt au
Gnitin perbdngte iiber be einaelnen
Witglieber Der r9port societp" negen
0a3arbipielens Strafen i'm Betrag BON
$500. 9le Wetbobifrn BON aufin
rlibn1en ii6, mdbrenb Der lebten ,grz
tpefungen" 800 r%8etebrungen" er5ielt
gu baben. IS nirb meiter ertpeft unb
weiier betebrt. Wir gratulirenl
Sn 5ablreiden teraaii9eu Stdo>
ten, 3. .. in Gorlicana, Palefine, Sort
Wortb, 2arebo &c. baben iidoti DE gteuz
rDablen ffattgefunben. S,n Sort Wortb
baben bic &nigsts Of 9abor bel bisien
Wablen iberrai@enbe g,folse ~er3ielt.
Sdmmtli9e neugepdblte Aldermen fino
Gnigbts Of 2abor. Ser neue Wopor
Broils geb6rt omar benz Olben ni6t
an, es beibt ieoo6, baB er nit Den
Senben3ert beiielben fDmpltbiHre. 9as
Biirgers@omite ano oas @omite Der
&. Of 8. baben cine gemein1aftIi1e
Sibung a~bgebalten, in Der fie fid gez
genfeitig uerpf' 9teten, ben beitebenben
@eieben W9tung 81 er3tDtugen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
Wtt. 0Dnfna s. Gnhn.

uniere 9auptnabrung 1T Inb bleibt
bas Sleif6, unb UNI fOl9es frif6 uno
gut gu %erlangen, fann man %unmDgli6
einen 5uoerldiigeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. 66fling & Sobu, go.
511 @bs. s. Sic 9erren baben Dem
8ef6mad .ibrer 9uaben &e6nung ges
tragen nnb In ibrem @tabliHement cine
falte Suftmaf6ine erridtet, mel6e allen
Nnforoerungen fir Grbaltung unb @nt=
fernung f6dolider Sngrebien5eu bes
6leii9es entipri9t. Sic baben beltdn.
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
gorratb bon Waitoieb, aus pel6em
nur oas Bette fur ibre &unoen semdblt
miro. Wer reef bebient fem pia, Der
beiu9e ben Marft So. 511
NDen.ue 6. 1,10t1i
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
&,ttete fet,t 9ebem.

$err 8. 8. @iIcoxfon bon SorIe gate, 3d..
beridtet, baB ct biele Sabre an @btbliS uno
9arntrantbeit lit Sic Sdmersen tparen su.
peilen unert dsli6 unb oeruriadten ibm &ram.
pfc. ST ueriuhte electric Bitter unb idon nod
Der erften Glai@e ipiirte CT 8eierung uno mad
Dem er 6 5laiden 9enommen batte, mar er gang
ltd gebe'lt unp semenn 10 Pfuno an 6leild.
@r bebauptet, bub ct s%efforben pare, batte er
nitt @lectric Bitter gebrauAt. 3u babcn, SO
eents Die TIai9e bel q. DseiS.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
8rmants eines 9frstes.

Bel Der BebanbIung BON 9unsenz
nnb 9alsfranfbeiten 1T bic 9eber oft 10
iebr mitoerfloAten baB ELL Qeber : SeiIz
nllttel CUR 8emirtung elmer Sur n6sbig
mirb. Bel ber gebanolung iolfer
6dle berOrot1e i6 Simmons 81
Der Regulator" bsreitet BON s. $.
3eilin 6 So. gu o00iger 3ufrieoenbelt.
Sd finbe, baB er milo, aber geb0rie bic
Regulirung Der Nbfonberungen, Der
Seber. beg Magens uno bet Ddtme be-
wirft. s. 8. Stephenion, W2. s..
Aueensbpro, &D.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07

-entbehrt Der Beredtigurg nibt. Bon
bteiem Gefi6tspunfte aus fann man es
au9 faum miBbiltgen, mern bic Stem
yorfer neutrality-suspicious. in lebz
ter 3eit nit GROCER Strenge bic Pauper>
ginfubr gu berbin6ern iuGen. Nur
muB man ben 8egrif rpauper" ridtig
oufaKen. Gin geiuuber frdftiger Bau.
ernburfde Dber Sagel6bner, ber i'm
Cattle @aroen Obne einen 9eler in Der
Sadie lanbet, lit fein v8auper". Ct
lit arpar elm 0abeni6ts, elm arr1er Seus
fel, ALIEN bic ganae Welt ftebt ibm offen
unb feline Nrbeitsfraft 1T Elm bel iolis
beres Nnlage= &apital, ols bic paar8anf=
yteten bes berfradten 81 : 2ieutet1ants.
Mrbeitsunfdbige iebo6, ooer 1nteritiis
bungsbeblrftige, Mltersf6uade, Srrlin
tige, 8linbe, &riippel u.f.m pber au9
gerbre6er, bic ni1t arbeiten molten
unb mel6e bic 8eb6roen ppn 6ribet1
vabi6ieben", UNI fie log gu merben,-
ale oiefe finb paupers unb fein biIig
unb beruiinftig bentenber Menf9 fam
es Der Bunoesregierung berbenfeu, tpenn
fe fi6 enersifd tneigert, iid einen bers
artigen unermiini9ten 8epblferungssu=
Da6s auf ben gals gu laben. Gin
Wunber 1T es ferner aud ni9t, baB
man fpe5iea in Stem Sort auf iene
pauper @iutpanoerung 10 i9le6t su
ipre6en 1T uno INNER itrengere @eiebe
gegen oiefelbe perlangt. Denn ttaturs
aemdB bleiben oieie mitteaofen unb err
tDerbsunfdbigen @lemente fat fdmmts
lid in Nem Oorf ielbit auriid nnb follen
bann ben Stsueraablern our 2aff. MIio
fopobl gegen Die 8erbote Der 9uli=
@inmanoerung-felen es nun i9porae,
tpeiBe ober gelbe &ulis : iomie gfaen
Die Der pauper=@infubr ld6t fid ni9ts
eintpenben, mobI aber geaen ale 8ers
fu1e, bic free, arbetisfrdftige unb arz
bettsmiaige @inmanberuna gu beiArdns
fen unb gu b%erbinbern. 9as 0olf ber
Der. Staten niirbe feline @nt1ebang
uno feline @ef6i6te berldugnen, menn
es bies tbun mo0te. Nmsrifa ioI utb
muB etn Mfpl fir bic l1nterbriidten un6
8ebrdngteu @uropos bleiben unb tper
baratl ettpas gedubert wifen min, Der
1T nt6t wertb, baB er ielbff = ober
'eti1e gorfabren- emit bier ein NfDl
defun6eni
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
Dampfi&tff Gsentur.

NorOSeuti@e 9ampferIinie mad unb bon geeip,
9ort unb Baltimore.
Sambura. ameri 'aniiae 9ampferlinie.
Mallorp 9ampterIinie.
&ep Star uno 6ran5Oiil@e 0ampferlinie.
Stllt9e Glatpamoerer= SiGets
mad unb bon alien &unften in europa. llnfere
Igenten in @uropa unb Stein gorf mibmen Der
Beforoerung BON Samilien bon unb mad benz
alten Saterlanbe beionbere 2ufmerfiamteit.
MQe arrangements f0nnen nit Dem lnteraeid .
neten g%etrOfen iueroen. @esen &aten unD Sn-
formation penoe mnn itd fdriftlia ODER miinb.
lid an
S. g. MacNamara, linton Grdet Msent,
2s5, @ommereetr. %&manrs 8anf9ebdube)
Sutp3M San Nntonto
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
6. s. WIQer, MhOleIoIe, unS

= 6. $. Miaer, WbOIeiale' unb
&etailbdn6ler in 6arben. Selen, Nnr
firei6ermaterialen, Commensurate,
San Mntonio empfieblt ieiu sroses
2ager in bieien Mrtifeln gu Retp 0srt
preiien uno madt gaus ~beicu0erS auf
ben gewdblten 8Orratb pOn giIberu:
@bromos, &npfers unb Stablhl9et,
Selgemdloen un6 Pbantaie BilDeru
aler Art, ferner auf Die gefGmaGpoRe
NuswabI BON 8ilberrabmer Der aneS
m%oberniten 0orm unb auf bic Ales
umfafeuoen 3ei9enmaterialen duf'
mertfam. Ollie Nuftrdge fur irgeHb cine
Der obigen 8rauGen weroe1 prompt
ausgeflbrt; 8ilber bon iecer @r6Bs eIn.
gerabmt unb ale Nrbeiten m6ell9e
i6nea unb gut beforst, bic in bas gag
f6lagen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
@ebanfenfb6hu ne.

Bif BET tueiien Mdnnern b1 geIitten,
Sieb' gu, ooB 6u beine 3unge bannl i:
Nber reben muBt bu, mas bu farm It,
Wean bu 5rauengunf Dir wiaft erbits
ten!
Sie Gorge fir bic 3ufunft raubt BIT
bic inc 9alfte Der Gegentpart, Der
Summer iiber Die 8ergangenbeit bic
So Ianse man in Der Sinte fibt,
fiebt man i6pars.
Sic @ernunft 1T Der Ofenf6irm far
bas 9er5.
SAB iiebt i6arf, 2iebe i6drfer, gi=
feriu9t am i9drfiten, benin fe lit 2iebs
uno SAB 5uiammengeupmmen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
California @eime.

5err S. 5. MeDer, WboIeiaIe &
&etailbdnbler in Meinen, Nlamo plaaa,
1T bor &ur5em BON feiner pierten @ez
i9dftsreiie na6 @alifornien 5uriidges
febrt. st fann iebt feline &unoer unb
Samilien nit ben beiten Sorten bon
@alifornia=W etnen unb reinem Srau=
benz ranbD perfeben. &eiren Galifors
mia @laret berfauft er Die @alpne-$1.
portz un6 anbere unpfrfdli9te Meine
linb Itets bel inn p~orrdtbig.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
Dut<Oepartement

1T in ieber 8e3iebuns mufsrsiltis, in Yreiier
bon 81 - $3.50 baS Stild. Saneben finbel
mon Sanbf1ube, Soientr1ser nno aIe anberen
ariifel, oerer elm Serr our 8eroouit1noiouno
ieines ansuss unO feiner SoiIette beoarf. Mue
nur bentbaren @e9enitanbe, Die man ais Sur
niibtns @roos gu be5eiGnen pfIeat, finb in
grober ansDabl sorbanben.
auBerbem fiibren mir berfdiebene grten bon
Rofern, &siietaiden, &e9eni 9irmen unb einen
eroben Sorratb bon @uinmipaaren fir Serren
9amen unb Ginber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
Ruflena Slrnicn=snlhe.

Die bette salbe Der zelt fit @@nitte
Auetltunsen, @eidpite, 6ieber- uno 9out.
NusfGlae, Gledte, gefprunsene Sdnbe, Groit,
beulen unb ale Sautfranfbeiten furirt Sa.
mOrrboiben ober feline 8esoblune. 8oliee
Satisficntion sarantirt ooer bas @elD ptro
aurideriattct. 20 Gents Die Sdadtel bet u.
9refE.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07

Velvetine Powder..gMA
@raparatiun puroe 3uert in Der prsnB'l9N
armee sesen berbribte nnb ~orineige CASE, Sc
gen baS Bunoreiten ODER Wunolanten, eeesn
RrideIbibe unb ale Der lleberbibnrs Des Usntss
ent'prinsenoen Santfranfbeiten angepanet.
NIs elm guIber fir Rinber feht e. nnitbertrst'
fen oa. Rreis % Cents. prdrartrt nab jHA
8erfanf bel ". . reib NIamo Drug etsse
San Mntonio.
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SIN CINDERELLA @d,uh stpre

ino neue Waaren eingttroHen fir Die
bepprfebenoe GrabiabrssSat
o II. Wit baben uns our6 Ben Nu=
geni9ein oopOn iiber5eust, baB oiefe
Waaren: 9amens uub &iHherz5 dube,
6erreni6ube &C., bas 8effe ltuo, mas
ie i'm bielisen Marfte nfferirt muroe.
Die Nusmabl 1T iebr rei6baltig urb bic
preiie finb ieoem 8ebiirfulB angemeRen.
Wer e%Iegantes uno bauerbaItes Stub
5eug tragen min, Der gebe gum
CINDERELLA g 6ubz@tore,
@de 9oufontroBe & Nbe. s.
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gdmiift bic (Sr6bcr! 8

berf6miidung lit cine i96ne, pietdt>
bole Site, bic SeOem our @bre gez
reidt. Die Wabl tebt apiiden Blumen
unb Oenfmdlern uno per bic leBteren,
als bic b%auerbdften unb unpergdngli=
den, pdblt, Der mirb Don benz iungen
RinitIer, Granf Sc d, Set. 305-
313 9ouffon ftraBe, auf Das 8eite be-
bent merDea. 28,l,m1f
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07

Feiles Sarsapari11a" fHr
ale Slut, unb Sautfianfbeiten. &urirt bic
fhlimmften Sale bon 8Iutperatftuna bis aur
sep0bnliden Slime. Misunderstanding auf
Der Etifette. Gabriairt bon Der alamo Mft's
@ompanp uab gum 8eriauf an @ieDerperfdufer
uno an @ripatperiOnen bel u. Dreib, Gan
Nntoufn
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07

Dead Shot" @creip Borm 9ini.
ntent tpitft it9er unD f@nea. OieIes eminent
tootet Die 8irner ausenblidlid; bait Gliesen
ab unb beist Die 8unoe. SIM 8aiIer ~aufaeIof
1T es elm auSse8ei4netes Seilmittel gegen lraenb
pel6e 8unDea beim 8ieb. 8reis SO eeats.
@rdporirt uno gum 8erfaaf bet q. 0reie,
Gan Nntonio. 1876 tuho
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07

De unb &lnDpieb. Sin ausgeaeidnetes nnb enp
probtes @uloer in Der 8ebanolung bon SUP
trantbeiten aQer Irt, alaemeine llnpdbli9feit,
Nnwabien Der Saut, Gdube, seIbes @a1er
Manoel an Mpretit. @ebrau6sanpeifuua auf
Der Gillette. 6abriairt ron unb gum 8erfauf
BET @boIph OreiB, @lamo @laaa, eegen ;
uber Der Noitoffee, Gun a(ntonio.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
Yancuaft & Spbm

3u beiu@en unb beren Mammutbs@ or>
ratb 81 beli9tigen. 9te Waaren linb
BON ben renommirtsiten 5abriten ges
fauft un6 tuerben gu 10 bilisen preiien
pertauft, mie nur m6gIi9. Ollie &uns
ben iperben nit ibren gintdufen sufries
ben fem. 1858 Mt
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Semoem

fIbren mir bic beriibmten Star unS Manbat.
tan, binien ooer borne gu Ofnen, nit oper Obnt
ara9sn, etnfa1e ODER 9erippte 8uien. Infer
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
aIeioer fir ben sSriblina.

Sie 3eit gum Nnfauf bon Grablines>
uno SOmmerflelbern, 9iiten unb I'm.
teraeug 1T getommen. SIS mirb ii9
fir Sebermann, Der fol9e Nrtifel gez
brandt. he3ob1en.
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S. DEUTSCH G co.
Derren>1

Das sroBte unb %reidbaltiaite Eager bon
9erren. nnterfleibern in Der Stabt, in allen
Stolen, bon Baumpole bis aur Seibe. SIN
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. Sn Brownsville Iieb fh Elm SIZE.

OH OIDFUHSUTHV ETt9 TIW tt1T UVC-
rifaner in einem @rocerpsS Store etuen
8epoloer, ging nit oemielben Dor bic
Sbiire II erf6oB fi6, ebe i'm bic um=
itebenben baron perbinbern fonnten.
unbeilhare &tanfbeit ion bic urio9e
beg SelotmorDes fein.
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. O m { H.
Schulz und Slipper
Department

Sur bas Griibiabrss@ ei6dft baben
mir big iebt erbalten Operas, 0ewport
Sizes, Orforo 2ies, Button Slippers,
Strap San6als, Mbite 2ib Sandals
U. +. NJ. unier 8Orratb 1T 10 groB. baB
Sober etpas pahenbes finbet. &aBt Gu9
uniere PHILADELPHIA Sdube 5eigen, aud
tpenn Sbr feline fault.
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8. DEuTSCH Q Co.
6letberfpffe.

tinftr Eager III BARN b~oufdnbie. Gir biele
Wai5oa babfu mir foIgenbe Rositaten: etamt.
nes, Gaabat CLOTHES, Men 9ueIts, refine @ole;
Getrfu1trs, Nun'S Selling, tiirtif9er grspe,
1nianlmsnseiette aleibtr, meme 0eufer in YIaibs
mHb &vauernofeu.
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9ae Mothenblatt.

Mir ienben bon iebt ab bas .Wo6ens
slatt" ttr ben preis bon $500 auf
.ttt Jahr portofrei nod 9euti9lanb.
Der 6erausgeber.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07

1atiiFe NIT 8efat fir sanae aleiber einses
f4lpHsa, In beiiebiger 0nanttSt; Uefat In
bcgeu eets nit entipre9eabem farbiaen Ganb
znb sant neue eptttn. 2
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07

@ts 2iasn 9apns, @inebams, 5eiIe bu sferb
Aab aabese Mai9 : StcHe In srcter auspabI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1886-04-07
&nabenan5lgen
8in6gan5agen

baben mir einen imuenfen 9orratb fir aiaber
bon apei Sabren aafparts.
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-11-03

She herself learned that knowledge befc re- abe
went to India. and, as a speciality, taught it to
the native christian women and IN doing that
Mrs. Mault, who went out sixty years ago or
whereabouts. has proved one of the greatest bene-
factors OF the women amongst whom she labor.
ed and lived not merely from a spiritual point
of view, but socially domestically, and indus
trlally. Missionaries take the lead in all the
GOOD reforms that are gong on in the present
day in India
-lNDEPENDENT TESTIMONY TO MIS-
sIoNARY WoRK.-In a paper by Mr.. H. S
Hallett recently published in the Proceediugs
Of TIE Royal Geographical Society, we find the
following testimony 10 the effects of missionary
work among the Burmese Shans These tribes
dema' our increased attention when we con-
slider that they are contiguous to the Chinese
Empire. Mr. Hallett says" During the fret
part OF my explorations | was ACCOMPANIED bv
DR.. Gushing of the American Baptist Mission.
who had previously travelled through some of
the Shan States and is known as the best Shan
scholar aud the highest authority upon the
Burmese Shans Atterward, our party was
Joined by DR.. M'Gilvary OF the Presbyterian
Mission. and still later by Mr. Martin. of the
'me mission. | most gratefully acknowledge
the assistance that received from these pentie-
men as interpreters and was highly pleaeed at
seeing the esteem that DR.. M'Gilva,y, Mr. vii
son, DR. Cheek DR. Peoples, Mr. Martin. aud
the lady missionaries were held in, by not only
their converts, but by the princes and people
throughout the country. Their influence IN
eradicatins the most deleterious superstition
of the people was evinced by many OF the princes
and chief men in cases of illness calling in their
aid, instead of that of witch. finders and con
jurers. By their having checked the ravages of
smallpox through bringing vaccination into the
country, and by their open protection of so
called witches and yards who had had their
homesteads ravaged and had been driven from
their vi lagos, by their unwavering kindness,
unsel6shness, Cancellation, and by their tact thew
had gained the goodwill of ALL and were looked
upon as benefactors by many people outside
their own flock"
The central Presbyterian. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1856-1908, 1886-11-03
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Pence

Died. september 25th, 1886, at her home in
Rockingham county, Va. Mrs. ELIZABETH G.
PENCE in the sd year of her age.
Mrs. Pence was the child of pious parents
and was cared in the bosom of religious home
She was trained up in the way she should 60
and when she grew into womanhood she did not
depart from it. For the last two years of her
life, her marriage placed her in new relations,
but she bore with her into the midst of fami-
ly of motherless children the sanctifying power
of her pious life. A blessed life work seemed
to be before her, but He whose ways and
thoughts are so far above our ways and thoughts
in his perfect wisdom has thus early removed
her from her earthly service, and opened to her,
as we believe, the golden gates of the rest pre-
pared for his children. PAsToR
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delphia. completing the course begun last win
ter.
In the Synod of New York last week a
new plan was adopted for sustaining weak
churches within the State. By the provisions
of the plan New York is divided into two dis
tricts. A Synodical superintendent of the weak
and vacant churches will be appointed by the
Synod for each district at salary not exceed.
ing 81. 500.
The Rev. J. Harris O. bison, who lately
sailed for India. with his wife, as medical
missionary, was ordained as an evangelist by
the Presbyter of Huntington. on September
2lst, receiving letters of dismissal to the Pres
bytesy of Lodisna. to which his father for many
years belonged.
OF the seventeen members added to the
first Presby terrain church, Jamestown, n Y,
Rey N. L. Rubinkam pastor, this month, four
teen united on profession of faith Among those
added were two young Turks who have started
In business in jamestown, both of them sons of
native evangelical pastors IN Armenia at the
mission station of Harpoot
The vote on the elder moderate overtures
now stands eleven affirmative and fifteen mega
tive. The Presbyteries voting in favor of the
overtures are: BIngbamton. Grand Rapids,
FreePort, Osborne, Indianapolis, Ozark, SYRIA
cuse' Cedar Rapids, Lansing Lyons and st.
Paul. Those which have voted in the negative
are: Cincinnati, Dayton, Lackawanna. Lima,
Chester, Marion, Redstone, Portsmouth, Mum
Gle, st. Clairsville, Buffalo, Northumberland,
New Brunswick, Larned and Wooster.
On Sabbath, October 17th, Rev. l. Y.
Graham, D. D., preached his fifteenth anniver-
sary sermon as pastor of the Oivet Presbyterian
church, Philadelphia. At the time he entered
upon this pastorate the church had an actual
membership of l40 and Sabbath School mem
bership of $40. The church bias now a mem ber-
ship of 500 and the Sabbath School no. There
has been an average addition to the membership
of one hundred each year. Home and foreign
missionary societies, mission band, and a
Band of Hope have all been organized and &C.
lively carried on. young peoples meeting is
conducted by the young men, and young
ladies' meeting for prayer and Bible study is in
successful operation. The total amount of
money raised in these years by the church is
$l5S. 675.-Presbyteria
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October 9Th, by the Rev. Thomas L. Preston
ID. ID, Prof. EDWARD w. NIcHoL. of the Vir.
gina Military Institute, to Miss EDMoxrA l.
WADDELL of Lexington, Va.
October 2Sth, at the residence of the bri le in
Dinwiddie county, Va, by the Rev. 7. T Jones
HENRY LEE STAPLES, of Richmond Va. to MISS
SARAH NoRwooD DUDLEY, only daughter of the
late Rev. ]. D. Dudley.
October 9th in the Presbyterian church.
Fairfield, Va. by the Rev. Alfred Jones, r
FRANK LAREw, of Augusta county, Va to
LIZZIE P. McCLUSe eldest daughter of DR.. ].
A. McClung of Fairfield, Rockbrldge Co., Va
October 9th, at the residence of J. W. Cald.
well Wytheville, Va, by the Rev l. Vance,
j. THOMAS GRAvERLY OF Halifax county, Va,
to Miss ELIZABETH NJ. STUART, of Wytheville
October 18th, at Mount Carmel church, Pow.
hatsn county, Va, by the Rev. G H. enny,
DR.. Boiling HoBsoN, of Georgetown, XIV, to
Miss FLORENCE KEMP, of Powhatan
October 7th at the residence of William NJ.
McAllister, Esq BAH C. H Va, by the Rev.
W. E Hill. ALLEN @. MoDASYALD to Miss
HATTIE c. BURKE, all of Bath county. Va
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Died, October 18th, in Lexington. Va. Miss
SALLIE G. WADDELL. in the seth year of her
age.
She was buried in Waynesboro, where she
had resided for many years with her brother,
the late DR.. Livingston Waddell. She was a
granddaughter of Rev. James Waddell. D. D.
the blind preacher. and was consistent Chris
tian in the communion of the Presbyterian
church
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ECCLESIASTICAL NOTICE
SYnOds.

Alabama, Talledega, Ala November 9, 7:30
2 M.
PM.
Georgia, Sparta, Ga. November 10, 7:3O P NJ.
Mississippi, New Orleans, La, First church,
November 10, PM
South Georgia and Florida, Monticello, Fla,
November "a, 7.3O P M.
Texas, in the First church, Galveston, Novem
Der 4 III A M.
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PIesbYterieg

The Presbytery of Savannah stands adjourned
to meet in Poulan Brunswick d Western rail.
road, on November 18th. at P NJ
r. @. WAY s. Clerk.
7:30PM.
The Presbytery of st. Johns meets in Glen.
dale. November 10Th, at Z 2. NJ.
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Mrs. MARGARET A. CRAWFORD, widow OF the
late Col James Crawford, died at her residence,
near Staunton, Va, in the seth year OF her age.
Mrs Crawford was the daughter of Major
William Bell, who was we'll known to the
former generation in Augusta county. She was
at the time of her death the Oldest member of
the First Presbyterian church of Staunton.
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Died September 18th, 1886, in Brownsville
Tenn, JOHN NJ. PIoKESs, MD.
DIR. Pickens was about 26 years of age, and
son OF Rev. John A. Pickens who died Nav
22d, 1862. He was well posted in his profes.
sion as physician, and member of the Pres
by terrain church.