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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-23
SUMMARY,

The following is the standing of the
clubs of the national league at the close
of Fridays games:
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-09-23
LOCAL 1T S.

Pork sausage at Harmon's to-day. y
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
COnsumpflon Curab'A.

1t cannot De too often impressed on every
one that the much dreaded consumption
(which is onlylung scrofuls), is durable, if
attended 10 at once. and that the ,prim Ny
symptoms so often mistaken as signs of
diseased lungs. are only symptoms of an
unhealthy liver. To this organ the syste N
is indebted for pure blood, and 10 pure
blood the lungs are Indebted no less than
TO pure sir for healthy action. If the
former is polluted. we nave the hacking
cough, tee hectic flush. nIgnt-swests. and
whole train OF symptoms resembling
consumption. Rouse the liver to healthy
action ey the use of DR.. Pierces Golden
Medical biscovsry. take healthy exercis e,
live in the open air, and all symptoms oil
consumption will disappear. For wea
lungs. splitting of blood .hortness of
breath. chronic nasal, cstsrrh, bronchitis.
asthma, severe coughs. aud kindred sffec-
tons, il Is most wonderful remedy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

The popular lake Shore vii run its an
nusl Ohio excursion Tuesday. October q
isss train 20 start from Grand Rapids a. Z
O'Clock D. N. arriving At Cleveland 81 "a
= m. N time 70 make connections With a..
diveTging lines. Tbs traia vii Be com
pos<d q 6rst-Cisss coaches SD seepers
Tse rates are vifain se reach n a.. TIN.
allowing everybody 70 visif th.ir friends 10
Ohio To lssurs sleerisg car sccon soda
tens. Application should De nasde At once
Fer rates srd informstioa sPplv 20 any
agszt o. The axe Shors or
Geo NaassB, city noket sgsnt Grand
Rapids
N Bestz. ticket szeut. dspst, Grand
RSsi8s.
L. = Burton. ticket agent AlleEs1-
y. O. Hefsfester. ticket sgsnt ksisEszoo,
g. " Gsrrrtt. ticket seent Three Rivers
0rW : R-oTr. trzvsI iug passenger sgeBt
TaIsde. 0hia.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
A WoyAN's nIsoovERY,

Another wonderful discovery has been
made and that too by a lady in this county.
Disease fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstoOd its severest
tests, but her vital organs were undermined
and death seemed imminent Dr three
months she coughed incessant.y eli could
not sleep She bought of us q bottle of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consumption
and was so much relieved on taking first
dose that she slept all night and with one
bottle has been miraculously cured. Her
name is Mrs. Luther Lutz." Thus writes
W. c. Hamrick & Co.. of Shelly. \. C.-Get
q 10 cent bottle at Peck Bros. Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
MATTERS IL MICHIGAN


Gs1sos oo1Ety sapssI y seFsu psFSfs.
Ea.,tsl.s - sz.lax fsF saoE1eF "a
rsz1-
NV s.sss 81 slgsts<rs ars rsaorssd -
Ezrs.
IN. 49,, eo..tx Eas~ uneucss -
Msrrss
t. T.e..s. -, kls,s.. 49, sosaz sosss
ss sssA
~ So 80. e.. b.. eoustv az
IS 81 81
49,. - -. =. H1atss ~
slseElie
OIL. - 80 tbair 6-.s ANNA
f4ir a. = ssk
z.-..,..f &c., a. II ssux.tackss
pia4ssls. = asAa.
va. 80. .s.si..s, b.c z r,unios Al
Nssa,ss - wssk
Sa.-s.,-..sll -. - o.. .s,a.
Gee a. nae
-. go. 80. ,.i,,.,s.,.
80 - 80 -, -
90. -. -, 80. o,.a. - n.
Vp.~r P.aiE.sl. 60
-. f...-. - -. .ft..,
-, - - : -, - : 80
90. -, So, ,o,,,.. xo,,x
-. - 49, : -
a. = -, - ~ c,sg
10y EEL a1.as VII SUI % IL
= ~
"a q =, " Allet = 70 - "H4'e
ca Ass i.s'o 'su fAi'nst'nIp'
ana r. ". DsFey; o. iseonses' nave
0PSLt1 oAhA IA UfAhd Le1se-
/ The Kalamazoo Pension Board has been
~ session curing TIC pasl week
No more weather bulletins will be issued
fson Lansing 0nul next spring.
Ben. Colyin. the original Greeubacksr of
Saginaw, IS farming 70 = Democrat.
The oropositlsa 20 baild a MON depot 81
I Musksgon does not move very tast
Tn Ns,csi,,. 6.,,ly =. .;,,.s
stssn. good paper and a good ofiee
r.. p.o,tiio,,. % 90. ..,.,u
| bo-5ir, ~. ~ssin - - ,'.s,;,.s
-
| 49, xno w@nt 70 feckseavilI. !. IA
| :,
hss >. a nifro~s ana we. OF onvet
os4so'-'s1 'he4' s0'1sn "eodihs lay week
me hselet Guards are getting Popu-
Tar "a ths ieu'n DlslilC' among the WORK
ihsin7h'
The annual reunion of the Twentieth
| hicnisAn lHtAntEy Will DC held IN hAla-
nszoO 70 ~ q.
A Shelby druggist has been arrested for
| selling two bows whisky. The stuff made
me boys drunk
Mrs Nancy Klady died al Nottswa last
week. aged - years Sue had lived on the
same farm since 1884.
Adolphas Blair. of Bay CITY. is 50 years.
| He voted for the Elder Harrison. and az
| poets 10 do the same for Harrison Junior.
PIT Gi.ssroirs an ...o,,az a, us,;s.a.
jumped ut of a buggy the other day and
| broke his leg The horses were runpin :
swy
Tn. vifa If D- 7 Annsck ~ p.r,o,
| Hsrhor. fell on the sidewalk a short time
| ago. and now he has sued the village for
| $500.
Martin cook of .l;... o,,.l H..
., r. q e w NJ r.,I-o.s 70 h.n Ia
| - sa' as osn iS.N
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
BUSINESS BREVITIES.

Dr. Edis has removed his residences tc
$50 Fulton-st. Fast. His former residen &c
viii Re for rent SeDte N Der /. The house i.
large the location frst-clsss, there is not
and cold wafer bath room, furnace. barn
etc Apply Ia Or. Eide. 81 ais Office. -
Mouroe-st.. lover Wilson's drug st0re) from
10 20 , :. N. or 3 TO .. m.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
THE VERDICT UgAgINOus.

w. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus Ind. testi-
ies: II can recommend Electric Bitters as
the very best remedy. Every bottle sold
has gwen relief in every case. One man
took six bottles, ann was cured OF Reuma-
tism of 10 wears standing" Abra-
ham Hare. druggist, Bellville, Ohio.
affirms: The best selling medicine
| have ever handled in my twenty
years experience, is Electric Bitiers."
Thousands of others have added their testi-
mony, so that the verdict is unanimous that
Electric Bitters do cure all diseases Of the
Liver. Kidneys or Blood. Only half dol
lar bottle at Peck Bros Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

For don't care, dull. tired feeling. i'm
poverished blood, dull pains in back and
head. tantsliEiRg skin eruptons, Kemp $
Sarsspsrilla never fails TO give relief. We
always guarantee IL Price 81 per bottle.
Tibss' drug store. l26 MonrOe-st.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
BUcKLEN's ARNIcA sALvE.

The best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheuru, Fever
Sores, letter, Chspped Hands, Chiiblains,
Corns and all Skin Erupticns, ana posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required. Ii
is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, OF
money refunded. Price 70 cents PER box
For sale by Peck Bros. corner Monroe and
Division-sts
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Beef-Fresh dressed. 587c.
HOgs-DIessed, s6.5@7 % per cwt.
AuttOn- Dressed. 7hSc per 10.
Nesl-Dressed 61za1c per b.
PouitIy-stesdy. Fowls settle Spring chick
ems, dressed, l21xc per 10.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

- FFHs AL zlaaE thai rs Sab %
III taa - 44r s.teal1s - 80 - -
81 ls z4Fs-s. sfe4 49, 80 - = =
LeFeE 8sst 4. gDssz.ie ssses -~s~t
IA sALE-kE4 Ee. A9e2e. 3 -.
II sssem A.4se lesie4 af-s. 500 So
sss.zt.4 s.ss sae-lf 49,. 80 $40 4f@a-4A ~
.sf.Es 4sr.F 81 20 4eanl~sz -
ECk .aEE-A fE aEoo4 hllsE %
I Fossl $ q - - go = a $500
- Fgr4-as-.. 81 b - s>sg = - Ks :
s .4ssg : a44 foeer s-sc4- is=Fssaz 80.
r-EE a0ak ~ fHo.E x as - HIfr >
~ Aal.l.ga .1r ztes - asat lAe - .2f--
asalt .sss = lsla 80 3 80 Egg : h-4sry
..s- issef 7seN 20
poh s4LE-aI1I- sIoRE AID DEEi-iSfi
ga assa -ealf - ~is q skez 50 -
11ssertf - zee e-ts A-- 934'e tss- - "a
-. =. 81 "a 44ea vac. 80 rll 81 >ssae "a
-. =. ss..l 1l.z. - 4gP@E4s-s ssf esf- sa-lt-
e sal a - lsl4SIs l1ee s4fE ga 4.tAx s--a
- s.ls.4s4s slas4e tas7f a. = &1-r - = a
& scr seFsi&- @el.s ~ s-sil-4 sisls s5 g Sc "a 8
4e4 sb9 81 ,s-ls Pf@a.sesi 81 la-'-sa p ..-s
- go .erts "a 3 "a -. "a ~ a sf-1s-s :
LAs 4.es. 2saoaAl llis Bsak s.slx 80
AsI CHkNCE- EANE sEFEEAL o. Tho :
/ .es4at - "a .elr4se.. nEs -ctsllel fsf e.
bisaee. a1t aecsssists ~ .1s etF - ssFeel e4a~
EzA1lle zen before fse Dag e-aes 1zfs. "i.l
. sane a. s11a@r1 81 Ffiees o r<sA - a. a.
- aenls. a. Az ls1s-s 3 Lose-t SAseA oet.S-
cess ESSal 20
FrAvF 49, ESDID lots IE AL Parts Os
IL lae esq don inFess las a. % "a
sslas 1atI Yo4 hare sesa ne "a gklns / ca
sfsr yea io4 asa az sE-Al BaF8els 4
Alt.sdel. LSfelt bhoek -
Fos sALE-H0I 50 AED Lot OK CLA&CF-
+ sL eae sn Laiagsi r. e.. sne Ga ] ~ or q
arar street. eals Lis-rT properly i8r s@-c 90 q
a. - property "a st1rE rslt- ~ ne eAy To-
sa-a. j. y Ias -, 70 and D. fialIisia -ss ia.
QoR sAIE-h0EsEs And LOIS. VACANT
4 .aIs aaa faras soEls choice ssrk4i4s ~ eak ea
cga Huzaes 4 Thea A.. r0oals - 4s1 o. Ne.
hals-l1aI beck =
EEOCsEs. LOT3 AID FARAs FoR SAL
III cheap a. D. Feen>erA Ne42A3 Di9SE
0sraer ~ Mearoe a1d d son sts -
TOR nAIF-A LARGE RRICE DWELLING
house en- spring 81 tor sAes. 2e4s : 49,
dwelling reuse. M JsHes-st-, iof =, 80. AMI =
81 scre arm iu sparta ior 81 CO. "a On sln>4
rsr51 enf. ana reasonable terms p A. Dat SCI
leon rs LedJard block. over Fus-ie Library
-s1l
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

f-reT wita fhsf mast ter~isls snd annoy az
disease dvsrsrs's AfsT psyiaS oul n1n-
drses Of dol IS tie only medicine ] found
tat you'd 30 ~ Ar grod vs Sul Phsr
hitteTs. SIX botties cured re Nov ] csn
50 We snd ara hs1pv srd hungrv. -E1E-
Tae
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
Hides.

Base: green per 10. 5es5lzc: ful
cured Der ID. a part cured each, 6Ss5zc
Dry hides sud skins-Per 10, ou<sc.
Ga I Cured per ID, &c.
Dekins-Eaca. l5laZ5c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Scrofuls is a more formidable enemy than
either consumption or cancer alone for
scrofuls combines the worst possible Tea
lures of both. 1t is cured by Hoods Ssrsa-
parills, the blood purifier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

All ladies' are cordially invited TO our
opening, October and 5. Schultzs. new
Alarich block, corner Fountain and
Ottawa-sts No cards
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

NJ Fi-sisw-s Sootnsee syr-p shcuit si~srs
- essc ~ csi.erer - rirr u scfhes -
go. scrers r1s 9ws sase Es1 eu--z
- een.. aorta
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
Health is Wealth.

rr.E r. y ssrs Nerve .ra Rrain Tresfnesks
guaranteed spectre ieT HTsters Dizziness Can
T1is0Bs. FITS. NerTeus Neuralgia. HesdscaA
NervozE PraSf fsfics caused sy the use 81 a. cnaoi
OF lotacco. hsEefrineES Nensa nePrs1 ion
soften ing ~ I1f srsin rerrsti1r IN inseElr7 81
'eaiinE - p Sfrr fscsv ard aears. FreT, ft,Tra
CID e hsTelnesS f e<s 81 Fo~sT n ether
<rx rnrci ntaTv frSses ard -rerr0 afor-f,a~s
re-spri ~ On 81 tte ersiz. - serrz~
~ ~~--. .r%1' zrrra Farn 49, r~~fsi n -.
y, rn-h : .rasfn ct g ter or xr horss ~
s. sent a7 sat rrvpsid On ~ ~ of prc.
VIZ GUARANTEE SIX BoxEs
To rsf-- arr rsse 49, rssr r-fer received -
Is '-~ = r n>vsx srenrr ranled siIh Is - VII
rrrs 80 nss-rr sser eur ~-rea 1larsl.f-e to -
1rr@ fss nE1rv f ~ trssrre1f soes 1cr ef@rx
= eure. 6nsrsr.ees issred sn.s ~
W. Il. TIBBS. DRUGGIST.
<c trrrt
f2s Ns~res-s1-s Srsna Rapids. Nfch
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Clover-s4 25945o, seller. s8.50Gsoo, buyer.
Timothy-s2 DS3OO, seller, s205e25o, boye'
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Apples-sl.o0 per bb,; 25sS)c PER bush
Peaches Barnard, sl.-5Sl.75, Crawford .75e
az
Grspes-2.a3c.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

TcR sALE-wr "a ~. sa. AV0 s. ACRFs
81 sad siiIn traaiV adapted ta frN rssing
srlsfed ri eff1a earntF che pa nsr frf,it County
81 IA -tefe. III .r sr rrsif faEE 4 KAISER. 3
snd fa~er aleck. Esepanue a rs
Es0R ssEF-rHs FAgN sTIoVGTNr TO
TIE esls IRE IfIe DarIaf -ernrrne~hcrs
ere rite wesf ri ne eirr fennfinr sra reHst. IL
p a RE talrv arw sr er 'rffif fsisfra aud gar
eenirs NsT ts seif .r1r I'm ~ thirtv scrs
us tnrIT ro r r. 1Itre-ra. slig- razor -s1
feUft1 49, ersna Ssp.ss Nh. lrrf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

g. Ths EateSlal Department this includes nsnssins
saitors, clF editors, telegraph esilags. exchange
sdLtoIs, ea1terlzl sTIleFs sgeSs sGd 81 3ut
snrts reporters lisa Day hEws sssf L.
saniI-sals wlEh0s superior - las hs~k sna
TIE Telegraph ROosnTo save tns special wires arr
rUn into TIA DAng NEws bSil1ise sna ths
papers esq operators sSks the sRa hand
thea lHaR eaAsisiy e The sslsg npA editor. The
nuan~F Of operatSrs l.
5. The Compositors kooEa.-Ahsn eops has PASSED
tas hands 81 ths proper rssisiut s0itoa il see %
the HPessttsE There good rsEHy OF hIsn "a
1HE DAILY MINIS ofhoe-on al average Is
Z. The LnoyPs koom.-Bnt the conpasitor 6oesns DO
All she typssssiing. Tie Linotype machine
sss type ty casting sne-ofgypx, some ltst
tie principle tie iyps-fonnder
single type Fourteen % these u3eh.ner a ass
il Tar DAAY AKas Ofcs and the number 81
persons rec ure3 IL this aep4l tnsn, ~
8. The lists and Engrsysrs' Department Boz the
metropolitan daily giyes ia re&dsrs not only
reading matter, tas slso Illustrations y the aid
II good artists Fss elchers ana photography ~
electric hghl IHE DAILY NEWS l. printing
the best newspaper illustrations IA America. This
takes the best service oi skilled workers tho
numfeE Of
c. The Z reoiype Foundry.-1he nstisr-tps and pic
Iures-bsing 81 locked up IN the forms the
aork Is next transferred 10 the foundry. a metro
poitsn daily longer prints from Us ppe. In
order pIint large edition quickly il Is ueces
sary 70 multiply III -ss,ine s.F'ooes, and this il
accomplished by Gazing do ficate s.ereoyped
plates from which, after they nave been fastened
10 The presses the printing IS done OF sereo
typers The DAILY NEWS requires
2. The pless Room.-THE DAILY NEWS six double
perecting presses capable OF printing 100000 com
plete papers per hour To these there ar.
required men 70 the number Of q
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
Agenfs-- Vented.


rrESTruRE sTOkrD. PACKED AND
movrs fEs~ri rscssrs sent on short antice
- ssdctf hsit. III south DirsiOn-st., tele-
f1urs No anf jan q -
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

q The kAlng and rsisess nsparnsns --aT9.s u.sil.
sa aau tAs delsssf e.siss asaiis aHiAol
papers SteS Tire loTee nculleEs -
The Roam 70 saFs tas sue1ss powel rsq4lrss
shEes boilers - Us horre power ga4~elss,
ttsee eagRes wl1A "a sssF ss@ss 50 30 fe~ss
AL departments Aaliet tN las lAir0H
descent essen. WATCH heIt glt iIsss lf4et
I.-eAlUes sna 600 lan'is The e1li'.s q as
aepsrtfaenl number
20 - Circulation Department Tile f&pef s
al suuIsoIare0 Artirs = iAe h.s'nsss ~ tiis
department % oessioI M nsskes ios Il. Ihs
naaabel 81 ~erksis . &c
IL The Subscription Room Al he sal = ticns from
oet-af4own, neither a Iaaisisfai fa4sls hole
sae new agents psas shronei fis oslsstI-esi and
tAls oefaltIoe-a snfi9os al he akefsse Il
Inc Business once TIE eenerSl clerical work - Te
sspsr such ans csrns igr fhs advertise
neEss-ol which anesn b. 81 Ftl received
,nd handled eFts oss-reoslslnf eno Ins on
cash ths genera bookkeeping 81 the business
requires e oounliHe-foon ieres Il .!
IS. TIE q Egioing !ales ths service q
three aanitorf )
"a. The wstehmsnro insure rel.eei pnseoton sssinst
risk 81 IRE two Naichntu constantly iuiF
IS. The New York Once Iis engages me entire tss q.
general manager ana assistant
&c. The Washington Bufssu.ln chsrrs Of ia ovs s,<csl
WASH 4netou stan CORES. uIlent
~. The Milwaukee BufeSu.-Io facilitate Northwestern
news gailierine. oas
From which appears ta Ihs number II regular employees
H S0a
And the pay roll from s. Sc ooo psr xesi ACRE
eating during she sear $50 O00.
Then there larger annual expenditure fos white
psper and Telegraph ana cable lolls .sfne nee run
nearly thorssId collars va Take 4 sn
together lf' - pefdifufes Of Tlia nsfla NFsys or
tie year 1900 al va. va. nlIs .F0l $500 90
a. hundreds az places hrons the corutry n Earopea
Northwest who disdie IHa DAILY Nfs 10 its oa AZ tow
city dealers with horses and wagons o one hundred
connected with the ohce BY II fhs sont
art selling IHE DALS NFWs IN Chicago. This What
reader to buy day. MEASURED hr Tie ~ IA
&c Chicago DsAy News Is sold BY all newsoe.lers bs
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

GRAND RAPIDS MAkKEfs
Prod ucs.
BeAns-si - hand picked, "a
E4tLel-Ifzt
taecs--fui cream, "a -.
tabsesc&r-a3s SO per do
IlSer-ipc Der ga
kgss-isS g..
EsAey-lse Ice per ID.
heps-selzc - 10
CEiCus -i1c pc bush
fOlsIOes-ssC 0c per bush.
HsV, Grain, r.,
Hsy-sl21i3 per lon.
sus~-s3 Per i0ad
CoEn-4Ag.
bauey ,sL5o per ewt.
Na.s--fc.
MheAg-New. &C.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
Flour asd Feed

Flour asd Feed.
lour-Pxtent, 8 % per cst. -. 2os5 s. per Dbl
Corn and 0aIs- eed, per tol, 50.
COru Meal-frr tOa, s-a
AldClugs-fer ton, 90.
Bran-Per ton. s6
shlps-Poc ton, slO.
Scre-nlugS-sl6.
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

ClVE Rooms TO EEHT 81 on GROUND
I fcof. icr aaeepias. very aeslraoe ior
"a .aalH flItl ave. between lena aud
ssuth .fvs.an g. 20
nEsfRABLE NfsHED OK UNFINISHED
~ raonas a. 10 sn-r 81 -7a
IOk kEST-R.-fH8 FURNISHED OR IN
II FINISHED s.ta a. modern convenience 80
bosfgHkst 151tf
IOH aENr-Fl RNfshEO ROOMS srEAM
aesled. md f1ralshed rooras t0r Light hsuse-
seepin<. Apply a. rosm i1o. ues housepaan
al0cx. Dee. Eu
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

Tor tE.stsceiIaaeoHs.
OxvV -. ~-rv-er.soVKsTE Y0Ev
" az ~ on oxen. Fca.8 ard quick
steprers andy sor org'ng ga Be
ssea D. callAss r- ". &. Hn.Rg Cedar Springs.
IS
LCE sALE-ffF FffnNlTU RE AND FIX
lures 81 7asrsiisr house doing god bust
1ess haFinx .ron n ID e. regu.a- oasr1rrs. VII
. 90 Al harEsfa a. proprietor washes 70 leave
re eity. k1sHire a. Il Keats l3ltf
LOR SAth - Az ENriRE orTFTT OF
mschtne~T or Hrst c.ass laundry. aiso a
81 norse ropfsr engine For par.icula Is enquire
81 q A. berwir. Ne - Cana - l5tsf
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

yEANTEn- TO RENr ROOMS WITH BOARD
w icr faniiY 1f three. Or small house In Foua-
taln-st hao uistri-s. Address Il. ST., Box
Ieickrsu aerald .-a~~ -. 30 81
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02

FgANIED- EMPLOYS by A YOUNG
w s4a1al -44u. q yeas ef age. prefer aef-
81 aul rlsilesa aaa-eaale az retail Az a. Ill
A14Ie.a =. a. fsesfzlil- Herald Gle -
tYAET ED--A POSITION ~ AZ 70 tsf BOY
~ af ~ l sore 5r sile. Hol AZ I'D % sQff
Wen leco1aaielli1a. ADA ~ a. A bozs La-s
o.ne- ~
Telegram-herald., 1888-10-02
Dried Fruits.


Apples-Fsrmers 1880 evspor.ted,
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1888-08-11

bred persons could easily be seated
within the sound of the speakers voice;
but as the country was then thinly set
tied, it is not probable that his congre-
cations often reached that number.
The windows of the old section of the
building are arched over with old En-
glish brick, but the original edifice is
of stone, with heavy walls, or they
would long since have fallen down."
Here George De Bonneville and his
brethren worshipped. Here he pro-
claimed faithfully and peacefully our
great hope in the triumph of good over
evil. Solitary and alone I'm Pennsyl-
vania) with the exception of Conrad
Beissel, did DR.. De Bonneville set this
ball in motion, and 1 trust the day is
not distant, when our people will feel
moved to erect on that ground a mopu-
ment of Charity, as an evidence of
their gratitude, to the memory of one
of the earliest and most faithful de-
Tenders of the gospel of universal Love
in Pennsylvania.
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UNIVERSALISM In PENNSYLVANIA
PRIOR TO 1882.
REV. JAMES SPRIGLEY.
Philadelphia, Pa

The history of the Universalist
church or denomination as it is now
organized, is not, by any means, the
history of Universalism. Its funda-
mental principles were announced by
the prophets, the Savior and the apos-
ties centuries before the doctrine had
the name it has now received.
Hence when the psalmist simply
asked the question, "Will the Lord
cast off forever" or doth he sin anger
shut up his tender merciesp" he said
the thought was his "inhrmity," and
that We should "giye thanks unto the
Lord because his mercy endureth for
ever" but that she will not always
chide, neither will he keep his anger
forever" Ps. CHI. Isaiah also told the
same truth when he said, the Lord
twill not contend forever, neither will
he be always wroth; for the spirit
would fail before him and the souls
which he hath made" The true mean
ing of such citations as these, will be
inferred by the noted language in Acts
iii. 81. "He shall send Jesus Chri s
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HOLIDAY OR HOLY DAY.

Let two young men, as nearly alike
as may be in physical, mental and
moral furnishing, begin life at the
same time, in the same surroundings.
Let the one accept the notion that the
Sabbath is properly a holiday. He
spends his stormy Sundays at his
boarding house in reading Sunday
newspapers and novels, or in checkers
or cards; and when the weather is good,
joins bicycle party for ''spin" of
a few miles into the country, or yacht
ing company in an excursion occupying
two nights and day, or rides or drives
or strolls through the suburbs. He
gradually effaces from his mind all con-
ception of any especial sacredness as
connected with the day. and never hes
itates, when convenience or necessity
seems to prompt, to post his books and
carry on-and to expect others to carry
on-ordinary week day work upon it.
He thus continually recedes from that
domain where moral obligation expends
its force. The other goes to church and
Sunday-school, and tries to get and to
give spiritual good as he has opportuni-
ty. In his Bible, and in books of de-
votiOn and of biography, he seeks to
stimulate every noble purpose and ca
pacity Of which he is conscious within
himself, and to conform his whole life
and being to the will of God. His Sun
day then overflows into his week-in
desires of usefulness, and purposes of
honesty and industry; for his Sabbath
keeping not only emphasizes and ex-
pands all that is good and noble in
him, but makes him desire that all
others should be in like manner pleas
ured and benefited by it. Thus his
sense of right and wrong is constantly
cultured, and made more clear and
effective. Now, which of these two
men, thus adversely trained, would you
select to be the unmatched custodian of
your property and the guardian of your
children? Which would you select to
go, under circumstances of great moral
temptation, to perform an exceedingly
responsible and difficult work? Of a
thousand merchants and mechanics,
which would you most confidently well
come to copartnership with yourself in
founding new town on some remote
shore-those with whom the Lords
Day is holiday, or holy day? Which
idea, as the years pass away, has most
likelihoods of benefit in all our towns
and villages2 Would that disuse of
churches and Sunday-schools, and of
moral and religious training, which the
one theory favors and furthers, be like
ly long to bless the workingman even
with that day of weekly rest which it
is the great object of the other to guard,
to hallow and render benifcent.- The
CongregationaliSt.
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BAPTISM BY FIRE.

To all, sooner or later. Christ comes
to baptize them with fire. But do not
think that the baptism of fire comes
once for all to a man in some terrible
affection, some one awful conviction Of
his own sinfulness and nothingness.
No; with maryland those, perhaps,
the best people-it goes on month after
month and year after year. By secret
trials, chastenings, which none but
they and God can understand, the Lord
is cleansing them from their secret
faults and making them understand
wisdom secretly; burning out of them
the chaff of self-will, and self-conceit,
and self-vanity, and leaving only the
pure gold Of righteousness. How many
sweet and holy souls, who look cheerful
enough before the eyes of men, yet
have their secret sorrows. They carry
their cross unseen all day long, and lie
down to sleep on it at night; and they
will carry it, perhaps, for years and
years, and to their graves and to the
throne of Christ, before they lay it
down; and none but they and Christ
will ever know what it was-what was
the secret chastisement which God sent
to make the soul better which seemed
to US already too good for earth. So
does the Lord watch His people, and
tries them by fire, as the refiner of sill
yer sits by his furnace watching the
melting metal, till he knows that it is
purged from all its dross by seeing the
image of his own face reflected on it,
Charles Kingsley.