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addressed the convention on "Our Atti-
tude toward the Unchurched," an able
exposition of the subject.
The Convention then adjourned and
the delegates, guests and friends Of the
church gathered around the pulpit
shaking hands and saying goodbye and
God-speed.
OFFICERS ELECTED.
The officers elected for the coming
year: President, Hon. A. G. Throop,
of Pasadena vice-president, Rev. Geo.
H. Deere, D. D., Riverside; secretary,
Rev. E. L. Conger, Pasadena; treas
urer, Arthur H. Conger, Pasadena !;
trustees, VIM. Finch, Riverside w. l..
Harrison, Santa Paula; G.. p. Robin
son, Oakland; delegate to General
Convention, Hon. A. G. Throop, Pasa-
dena.
Place of adjournment, Oakland-time
to be fixed by the executive committee !;
also preacher of the Occasional Sermon
to be assigned by the executive COM
mittee.
On the whole, writes the secretary, it
was very interesting and we trust
profitable season, and will result in
much good to the 20 parish now in
the minority, but which we hope, and
not without some reasonable faith, will
in the near future stand at the head,
gaining its position by the character of
the work it is doing and will continue
to do in the world.
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HE that is faithful in few things
shall be ruler over many. Not what we
dc, or how much we do, but how we do
it, is the test of value. A cup of cold
water is not much, but the human
brotherhood, the divine Fatherhood are
a great deal. The two mites were not
much, but the love of truth and the
spirit of sacrifice are beyond price. 1t
was an everyday affair for the woman
of Samaria to 60 to the we'll to. draw
water but the supreme moment of her
life was when she went one day and
found Jesus there. The well was never
again the same spot to her. Her house
hold duties, her life were never again
the same things as before. A new
spirit had taken possession of her and
entered into her life. Life was trans
formed; duty glorified; common things
exalted into the sublime. Her soul had
opened to the inpOuring of truth and
love. She had overcome the world.
But she overcame not by what she did,
for, 80 far as we know, she did the same
things still. 1t was by the motive
which had entered into the doing. We
overcome, like her, when we have a
motive which masters, not the world,
but ourselves; spirit within which
conquers not the world we live in, but
the life we live.
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UNVERsALlST PROFESSION OF FAITH.
ADOPTED 1903.

We believe that the Holy Scriptures of the Old
and New Testaments contain revelation of the
character of God and of the duty, interest and
final destination of mankind
ii.
We believe that there is one God, whose
nature is Love, revealed in one Lord Jesus
Christ, by one Holy Spirit of Grace, who will
finally restore the whole family of mankind to
holiness and happiness.
Ill.
We believe that holiness and true happiness
are inseparably connected, and that believer 1
ought to be careful to maintain order and
practice good works; for these things are good
and profitable unto men
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UNIVERSALIST PUBLISHING
HOUSE.

The annual meeting of the Trustees
was held at the Publishing House, room
No. l6, Bromfield street, Boston, Monday,
June Is, the President, Rev. A. A. Miner,
d. D., presiding.
The report of the Directors showed a
constant improvement in the affairs OF
the corporation and an increase of bust
ness. During the year the legacy of
Daniel Russell, of Lynn, has been re-
ceived, amounting to $4,000. Funds
will also be received from the estate of
Rev. VIM. d. Ryder. d. D., of Chicago
who made the House one of his re siduary
legatees. The report of the Treasurer
showed that the receipts of the year were
S94, 321.79, of which $71, 576.18 repre-
sented the business in Boston and Chi
csgo, and s22 1851 legacies and interest.
The permanent funds are: The General
Fund, $4,000: Mary t. Goddard Fund,
$12,294 "a; Benjamin Abbott Fund, 50, 600;
Charlotte Stuart Fund, $500; Rachael
Collamore Fund, s3,47991; Daniel Rus
sell Fund, $l3OO392; Publication Fund,
$4,000; total, $S3,2l6.57. The following
officers were elected: President, Rev. A. A.
Miner, d. D.; Treasurer, John ID. W.
JOY; Clerk, Thomas H. Armstrong; Di-
reetors, Hon. Newton Talbot, VIM. II.
Finney and Eben Alexander, all of Bos-
ton; Mrs. @. M. Sawyer, of College Hill,
Hon. Moses Humphrey, of Concord, N.
H., Rev. Geo. Hill, of Norwood, and
Charles e. Carpenter, Of Providence;
General Agent, Charles Caverly, of Bos-
Ton. A detailed report will be given in
these coluu INNS at an early date.
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OUR NEW D. DIS.

Tufts College gives1 the degree OF
Doctor OF Divinity to Rev. J. Coleman
Adams, OF Chicago, and Rev. II. W. Rugg,
of Providence, r. I.
Buchtel College confers the degree on
Rev. FL. l.. Garfield of Ohio, and Rev.
W. s. Grove of New Jersey.
Lombard University gives the same
degree to Rev. g. Fl. Deere, of Riverside,
Gal.
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THE EDITOR is assisted by an able corps of
SPECIAL CONTRIBUTORS, with correspond
ents In the several States. See eighth page
for Special Business Notices.
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Gbe Wn16ersalist.

J. S. CANTwELL, D. D., Editor.
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- All articles intended for the UNIvERsALIsT
should be addressed Editor of THE UNIvERs-
AIIsT, Chicago ILL.,"
-. CORRESPONDENCE from the churches is
solicited and always welcome.
s~s TERMS: $3.50 per year, postage paid.
Sample copies to any address free on applica-
don.
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FIELn AGENTS.

14GAO AuGN10s
REV. J. W. McMAsTER. s. s. WILLIAMS.
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The resolution adopted in regard to
a permanent fund received a noble re-
Spouse. $l,7s2 were subscribed, part in
lands, and portion to be paid in in
stallments covering year. DIR. Deere
and J. C. Corson were appointed a COM
mittee on this fund.
In the evening at 7;3O there was a
crowded house to hear a sermon from
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8xSvITTgs.

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51fr9 4 nsn nened Ps9es "a
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1HE BAND BEGINS 10 PLAY.
ruu raHTsccLAR Nxiors nxrSo 6nouxr
&C - THAT TEE yNssfvx GAM
pxknS Mczr MUvn Oh.

Pelios J1ssiss sodsshsre yesterday
axasssivsly spesktns assbsd els face
all ever With bright red var rains. daa
az his own psrsseassr hleodshsrs,y
hsishes. asi proSsetss 10 declare szs
On gambling, Il sepsArs troa the in-
fasss Afsons vsiea hsve sees re;srns.
shsf tk,s issssee warrior has e.srd
ens1xn zbsos fss eolnSs 81 essssin
p~epse 10 satisfy him thst iassicr
Il acid oxnsmsnt les bali yah sAs
sCosuvs scAics Of the following pxfsos .:
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fascinated BY tie vinElox tof ie<ips J
smsies Of sod TORS sek-T. "a ssss Of
recraaa W. 3fisves; sal Sasite. Tor
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n Thauss W. 0fseves; "hsnaAroa
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sseae efxoN, % oAfh II kF. Sxteves;
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On cah Of she peosscutsaa uttns.;
Suen Dae Wtisen, fes he sanss u9enss
ca sAsb a saDe vssnsns u$e0 6psxks
e. aesisEs ~ Daos61vs aAns ct fnre
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- q Wsehseed hns bssa appointed
yuors~g ~ Isco0a.
- @. Davies n vislsinR Mn. K
Nm1o1k q Pert 0a6l0sk.
4. Ps.syafovs. IT,. al Port Town
kunassd thseaaA 0sattls yessssdas
1o1ns Puskhosss uads tsip 10 Ia
~b ~ lis Iittls baby GtfI ysseas
~ Howard \. Goodwin, Of Taeoma
- - city fos . FEY hours lase eve
0essee O. Israel, the attornsy. arrives
= eeaasle lass sveptaG. He talks 81 10
eo1lng hsse.
!. J. Shanahnessy. the popular travel
- ~. u ~ ssn la the city. havios ~
ussd Nom no Hoaud again last night.
ohDesin Lender Green u tsmpossri
- eommAnd Of tho atstAnes IdAhs
sloe Captain Aadersnu'a trip 10 Pcrs
- u h likely Gapssiu Apdsfscr
- remain N command of the Alnskat
- Captain Green Of the Idaho.
CsptsIs Andssson, Of the steamer
S.Ae. scoons Anied By Mate Dixon and
gohf Engineer Van Tss>le, iefs fol
neftiaad yesterday morning ~ rail, b
- ~ Alaskan sroand TO the Hauad.
- ~ sssaner 10 expected 10 arrive
- % Thursday.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

The following transfers Of real estate
we're alsd for record yesterday.
F.A. Ponsius and wife 10 Amanda n
Alden, lot 3, block r IN w. n. Beli's
eftA addition 10 Seattle, 81.
Uoited States 70 ". II. 6ubor. patent
20 l60 acres In Bee. Ii. Up. IS n. Il.
Bessie J. Lewis and husbsnd % Nor.
ris shannon. los 8. block h Terry
6fth eddistcu TO Seattle, 1075.
Wiiiisu Alden and wife 20 2. 4. Pom
tius. ios 8. block y IN W. N. Belize Aftn
addition TO Seattle 81.
". =. echricker and sife 10 Mary Q
Oeereorn. I6o acres In SEQ. Is. To. - n
X. 8. 3 elaoo.
Aerosrs rappan TO q. Il. KittiuRsr 40
acses tn ssc. Is. Tp. . n, Il. 3, e
$500.
W. y. EpieF and vile. ct al. 10 @. N.
Halter. lots 8 and ! In block e.. Terr,'s
second addition to Seattle. $500.
William y. Epier aud wife. 81 A;, 10
Areciins Oone, lots 8 snd 8. b!sck 90. IN
Ierry's sesSnd addition 10 s0itie,
$500.
DAVID 7. Denny snd wife to Edward
Good. lot 6. biosk ~. Dsrny's Pafk I'd
1stien to Seattle. tliO.
d. T. Denny and vife 20 Dora Draw
ford. lot .. block 81 10 Denny's Park
addition 20 Seattle. $50.
D. r. Denny and wife 10 Andrcas
Christisn, Ios !. block 70. Denny's Parh
addition 20 Seattle. ttW.
kis Taomson 20 William Murphy.
loss ] and 2 cio,k A. Dumas addision
20 seattle, tSW.
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SxRAMsz soxp. - 0spsaia Thomas
Brown. Of raeouA has pasesased thu
ssrsnsr Messenger for $500. sud afses
6ttins hsr ap, sill plsse Der Oh the
roote between Tacsma and Heodsrsuu
asy. TIE Messenger v~s betit a Ium-
v<tes. nssr Oympsa. absas The veal
1878. by OApsasn John q. PArssf. vha
esu uardsa her for fearteea ysasy
rsess Of which time she ran besse<u
U,epiA add seattle Tue psoeie O.
Heeteespa bay have lozs sssbsd e
fosus busiae>a reiatscas vita the Seattls
MERCHANTS. On ace8nst OF tbs supsei Il
. svsnsa9es afforded b. ;rsaiss Of Sess.
sIe nas no one here has evss ssovu III
pabsic sosr1s o. enterprise Ia pat Z
sseAuner % that ruase fr,cr Ssassie. fhs
natter has bees dtscossst sos scne TINA
hcv~ses. and e. $40 r. TIE ofy doek 4
ccu ri<sce ssssa BE steamer fer seAl
rate vii pfshsssy b baiIs.
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Tn BAls.-TAs esaad anniversary
bail given b. Qssss Oty Lodee No. 10
Kaiehls of PyeAiaa. vAieA Asek plsss
lase sieht q T1sn vsssia Aall. pspvsd q
psffeot sueeses in svesy particular. 1h>
nall peeeeoosd . aop9oU0e ooooe, ootns
crowded 70 IL uemoes capacity py msn-
bess Esd fsseods Of oaesn City Lodge
Toe membess Of the uniform rank en-
neotsd Uith the lodge, reapleulent 70
their sandy uniforms, we're on hand q
full foscs. and we're admlSed By all
DoripR the evening Attorney General
nssoAife. IN few appropriate re0axks
presented tho ledge vita Q bsnnsss ths
xoekmanship Of NJ. L. O. Ar0sEson
Sir KkniRhs Samuel Piles aepspsed tes
sAms in behalf Of the lodge. Tho mu.
SIC vss good, the supper ans, and ths
ball YES voted most epjoyabae W ever,
particular.
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Come and price Cur jerseys this vesk
tila retuced 10 Sos. taW 10 7be. e250
90 ti.M Every thing 10 our whole
stock 10 rroporsber, nass BE- sold tsis
seek. fokiss q sinesrman- jazz
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Ss~ goods arriving daily: priees low
sr sbsr evsf. Chester Cleary.
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DuAfu ~ 4 CRxnrrAn wonAx. Mrs.
SNsae =. Basweli. beloved vifs Of Mr..
= = nesvsli. er.. died a her home 10
~ etty ,essesday morning, 81 hail
0essso o'cleck, after q long and pate
~ niness, while her death vas not
eaeestsd BY her large family and cir
- q intimate frisnda, 10 falls With
e!!aius elect npon them. Mrs.. bar
~ lived q Christian life and died a
osiseiAn death. fsoaeh Mrs. Bar
velLs fsssdencs IN Ssssste did NOS ex.
- oees ereas period Of time, she
nsee . very large circle Of frisrds vho
- crAwn 10 her through her ievaels
ue>aatsr character. Her infiasnee has
eyeya bsen On The aida OF right are
eoee. and sAs died happy 10 the
noeistRe that her children wers 81
1sviax 20 smnlats and follow Ger sx
IT., TIE farstN services will be
- - The famiis residence. neynsr
eontA aad Cherry ssr~sts. ~ escioss
sftetaecn. The husband ard chill
- Of the tsceAsed have the heart
se9Hpathy II Thousands 10 this com.
10y 10 taay then ap In This. their
eseaa Bereavement.
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ARRIVAL OF TIM NsvBssn.-Ths IA.
eiAs Coast Steamship Ooopany's cid
ssrsv steamer Nswbsfn, Captain O. F.
Hall. arrived IN Seattle yesterday morn.
Ing nth - pasoeogsfe md - tons at
freight fos Ssassle ssssehshts. bha 70.
msined IN part I'll day 0tsohasRiaR hel
cargo. The NsUbess v one Of the cid
ct ana pooeeee vessels owned By tn
company. and vas ssns NORTH because
she Vas the only available boat 70 taks
the plaoe OF the Asxsoo. which steamer
b In the dry dock. having hes boeoon
patched up, ~ San Franchise.
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IN pAtrs chiidssas lase ssd bosasu
shoee. - - rexa1ns. pxsep q 49, -
~ III. roAtas . Mn~urona
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COMMUNICATED.
rua1l.AnD, Nov. - 1857.

Nj DnAn Nh. WmDom:
You have reason 70 feel peood Of ID.
success Of RohsFsipe. I have ueed d
oeaatiful ADD beneficial for toe compiex
ion. u posssases ell ths qualities yos
claim for 4, snd bsve DucA pleasurs
in reeomneudiDg is. The "6obeFtirt
Powder" our latest addition 10 ths
Artistic toiles, makes . charming 1Disk
and b WORTHY Of tts companies Rooes
zine. Youfs txuly.
JnAuum WUu1u0.
For sAls By 4. b. 6zBvaB1 Z Co.
Second hand pianos for sAle ebeap b
Oen0 4 Co.. q psont street. 81
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Hoae<s vAiass. sQaafs dealing. lgrs-
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BIG Hoe Of pe~ hosiery juss "a; ossA
vslsae. Caster Oseary.
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sse dossn ssik osek ties reduced frou
See 20 IS. Tokiss 4 Singsrusan-
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-ihe asw laundry establish
20 Vaico street. ses1ls 10 he faies.
eseassS = srsas glass troct v:r
pa blown cat bs toe xsns. Aas
20 seorss Repaired thAn tie
Naeet CO frs. Yesterday uaorr-
seeea nins eaes~ck an alarm uss
- Asd TIE eFs asvaTtaens surnss.
lie lanedrs Gas ca Gre n zee
s.s1s feec- Tie tsnes we're farsu-
- esssessfsd esfors toey had anue
~ nA8<- Ore hsfch % csashsnx
'roysd- issss elo0 No tnssr-
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stlssa. vee admits being resrorxihls
= he srxnlariiy Il thai portion Of she
~ graded seventh street eesveea
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afses IL in precisely the cos.ditioo
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LII. II the street tad been graded
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eN have sesn iscxsasrd 81 issss
- Ne. and that woeid have been
- sefioes addition 10 tie grad. 81
- ssfe<t. Thea. so, the lots aicus
ePeet ssde o. Seventh street vaait
eeen set awsy So s8dtional seven
And the lots celos Seventh street.
ss. eAve been sahugrss9 an ad
1AI sven feet. These rsxails. in
81 TIE couesrsiivsly limited asa
sse VII he nsais % the street far
ysArs are such thai 10 wss shoocei
vHAsie te adj 50 the sxrens> 81 tss
evncrs. AZ setne futsrs iirsss.
49, TIE street viii he paveSs. "a
~ - can easily BE- Graded level and tss
es knd tSeosssrvnce viil b. !. :.
ssafs fsis ~ tie property csnsrz.
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Remnaoee cold eilks and saeana alanoat
given away. Pushes and vuovoeo With
out reoasd 10 valne. Toklao 3 SINGER.
nan. -
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Ask 10 see our No knit underwear;
also chtldrsn's full nnishsd hose re-
dased to fSs. Tokiss 4 sineerwan.
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Yeaths' ard DeyS Csthlng
We = - .e cent eseds be
10 :. ~ NerhweAt 70 ~
~ - nsde whse ste q CeehE during te alaaee
Int them
.s1e.i ~
e1c whs daily thfsag preesnt stsRe
ToKI.AS 9 SIGoE416A,
Commercial and Warrington srsseA SsattaA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-12
fcontinuea from fir., pase.

true to it, history in this respect. Our rela-
tons with foreign powers should be charzc-
terized by friendliness and. respect for the
right Of our people and of our ships to hos-
pitable treatment, and should be insisted up
on with dignity and frmness. Our nation Is
too great both in material strength and NOR
al power to engage in bluster, or be suspec-
ted of timorousness. Vscillation and incon-
sistency are incompatible with successful
diplomacy as they are with national dignity.
We should especially cultivate and ex-
tend our diplomatic and commercial re-
lations with Central and So. Am erican states
Our fisheries should be fostered and pro-
tected. Hardships and risks that are neces-
sary incidents of the business should not be
increased By an inhosptable exclusion from
near lying ports The resources of a firm,
diguiied and consistent diplomacy are IN
doubleday equal to prompt and peaceful
| solution of the difficulties that now exist.
Our Deighbors will surely not expect in our
ports a commercial hospitality they deny TO
us in theirs. | cannot extend this letter BY
special reference 10 other subjects upon
which the convention gave expression.
In respect to them as well as to those have
noticed am in entire agreement with the
declarations Of the com ittee. Resolutions
relating TO coinage, and to rebuilding OF the
navy, 10 coast defense and to public lands.
are to express conclusions to all of which
gave my support in the Sena-e.
Inviting calm and thoughtful considera-
ton of these public questions, we submit
them to the people. their intelligent patriot
ism and good Providence that made and has
| kept US nation, will lead them to wise and
safe conclusions.
Very respectfully your obd't sv't,
RENJAMS HARRISON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-09-12
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