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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

Monarch brand OF corn and succotash
at No. i.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

Milk l0c quart; SC a glass, at Colo
RADIO saloon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

Everybody admits we carry the
largest stock In the territory
In our line, consequently
we defy competition in
quality or in prices.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

No have in stock u line OF Toilet
Articles of every description;
also q full line of Import
cd Cigars & imported
q California Wines
and Brandies.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04

Fine McBrayer whisky at Colorado "a
loon.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04
Fine fresh new vegetables at Emmerts q.

Fresh supply of Easter eggs at En-
merits
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-04-04
Auction! Newhall Residence, Etc.

Ten cans string beans or lima beans To-
81 at Emmert's.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-15
ORDINANCE NO. 4.

Regulating e'e,tric light. electric power. tele-
phone. police te egraph. fire alarm and telegraph
BE it ordained by the city council of the city Of
SECTION I. That from and after the passage Of
this ord'n ,nce wherever it is necessary for any
electric light or power wire to approach or GROSS
graph or telephone wire, the same shall not APP
Of sss sso1s
low said fire alarm, police telegraph. telegraph
or telephone wire, and shall be securely fastened
a. m
troughs or boxes across the route of SAID tire
alarm or other wire, SO constructed and placed q
telegraph, fire alarm or telephone lines coming in
direct contact in case either should break or b.
come detached from fixtures.
SECTION 2 No wires used IS conductors Tor
electric lighting or power purposes, or carrying
other strong currents of electricity, shall be so
erected. placed or maintained rs to interfere by
cessful operation of any fire alarm police tee
graph telegraph or telephone wire, circuit or in
s'r9ment, nor shall the same be constructed OF
mai tainel on the same side of the street where
any fire alarm, police telegraph telephone wire
circuit or instrument is placed or situated.
Whenever any such wire used az conductor for
strong current Of electricity. shall be so erected
placed or maintained as to violate any OF the
provisions hereof. or SO as to interfere by con-
tact, induction or otherwise, with the successful
operation of any fire alarm. police telegraph.
telegraph telephone wire. circuit or instru-
1s os eat Se
or telephone wire. circuit or instrument. ma,
er the msnasins agent or officer thereof operat
ing any such wires used for electric lighting o
power purposes. or carrying other strcng curren
of electricity. written notice stating the mAnne
and place where such wires are go erected
placed and m ,intaiEed. and upon receipt of sucl
| COrpnratipn Or nf3lrsar So Sarya0 4,
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-15
THE MARKETS.
STOCKS

NEW YORK. Aug. 14.-Bar silver. L12a.
Copper Neglected. lake, Aug. $685.
Lead-Stronger: domestic, $4.as
The stock market was duh all day to-day to
within the last hour when money eased of and
sharp upward movement took place. The close
quiet bur strong. ut the highest prices OF the
day. Sugar is up 2ss. Governments steady.
Petroleum-Spot opeEei 9lh. closed 82; Sep
TENDER opened 81. closing sSa.
Government bonds-4's. 12SA; as, 1854:
Northern Pacific, 81; preferred. BIN; Oregon
Improvement, ASH: Oregon Navigation. V9.t:
Oregon Short Line. AN; Iranscontinental. Il;
Onion Pacific, 59ss.
chanes, quiet stronger, 60-dsy bills, $A.eOs; de-
a'A 1900 CHICAGO CATTLE
CHICAGO Aug: lA-.Cattle-Reoeipts Yooo;
strong; beeyes,. N.5064 BY; steers; es4O6! 40;
stockers and feedefs, S2.00Ga25: Texans, el.40
GaYO; western rangers. $2.006aD.
Hogs-Rsceipts. $500; lower. mixed, &3.S09
80; heavy, 9SSOe LOO: light. 4s-25@A.lO.
shesp.asesipts: i 10 native: q o Ss.2se
CHICAGO PRODUCE
weaker .s ss.h A r.: sept. Ssxesl.oo. ~
Corn-Hteady: cash. 47xc: Sept, 7Sc.
Oats-6teadE cash. S6Ac; sept, S6ssc.
Barley-firm: No. 2. Tic.
Pork-Stsady cash. el1.8; Sept. Sli.l0
lard-6aeady; cash, o6l0 Sept, S6l5@&l7s.
6h0uldefs-taB7k@o.O0
HhOrt claar-eA 7O6A60.
Gholt rihs-e& 06AA
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ORDINANCE NO. S

amending ordinance No272. granting additional
priyil -ges to the Helena Street Railway company.
BE it ordained by the city council OF the city Of
Helena:
SECTION 1. Ordinance No. 272, granting addi-
tional privileges to the Helena Street Railway
ing out section seven (7) OF said ordinance q
follows:
SECTION Z. The city council hereby reserves
the right to compel. and the Helena Street Rail
way company. it's successors and assigns hereby
agree to permit, any other person, corporation oI
associAtiin the right To use the tracks and fran
chise hereby granted, upon such equitable terms
e may bs inst, the entire line Of said track
or tracks.
Approved this August 18th. 1900.
l6fall WIN. L. STEELE
President Of Council
Attest ROBT. B. SMITH, City Clerk
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-15

A LAS SUMMONS-IN THE JUSTICES
n court of Helena township, county of Lewis
and Clarke. State Of Montana, before b. F.
Woodman, Justice of the peace:
Dr.. e. G. Hill, plaintiff, VS.. Olaf w. Anderson,
defendant.
The state Of Montsna, to the above named de.
PENDANT. greeting:
You are hereby summoned to be and appear be.
fore me, B. I. Wocdman, a justice of the peace
my office in Helena within ten days . ter the
completion of tie publication Of this alias sum
mons, to-wit: after tn 18th day of September
1880, Of .aid day, then and there to make answer
to the complaint of DIR. c. Z, Hill. the above
named plaintiff, in q civil action to recover the
sum of eighteen and 50 100 dollars. for medical
special instance and request, and in default
thereof, Judgment will DO rn Tered against you
for the sum of eighteen and 5O-1OO dollars and
costs Of suit in this behalf expended.
Givsn under my hand this 18th day Of August
4. d. 1880. b. +. WOODMAN,
| ~ Justice of the Peace OF said COunty
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-15
What Do You Know

About the Superb Pullman Dining Car,
which have been recently placed in servics
via the Union Pacific, 1.-THE Overland
Route3" They run on the fast vestibule
Express between Council Bluffs and Denve.
and on the Limited Fast Mail'' between
Council Bluffs and Portland.
II You want to set q sumptuous meal
while travelling, don't fail to take the train
on which these diners run. Meals, which
cannot be surpassed in any of the first class
ears ct TIC each.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-15

ESTRAY NOTICE-LOST, ONE BAY HORSE
on le stranded shoulder and one chestnut hor ).
hrrnded = on the left hip sos reward for their
return to Nick Juhl Unonville.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-08-15
DRS. LIEBIG & co.
Perman emily Located ct Southeast Cos
ner of Broadway and Main Streets
Butte City. Private Entrance,
No. East Broadway.
Liehig World Dispensary
and Surgical Institute

Medical and Surgical Institute
Kansas City Mo-, San Francisco. Cal and
Butte City, Montana.
medicine and surgery and special practitioneN
authorized by the states Of Missouri. California
and Montana to treat all chronic, nervous ana
excess or contagionl. seminal weakness. nlgns
losses, sexual debility. Qoss Of sexn:! power!
nervous debility oss Of nerve force), diseases o.
the blood Syphilis, gonnOrrhoea, gleet and strlc-
refnnded. Charges low ese' Thousands Of case.
Al
or poisonous compounds used. No time lost
from bus;ne~s. Patients at a distance treated BY
mail and express. Medicine sent everywhere tres
In diseases Of the blood, brain. heart and ner.
vous system, as well as liver, kidney and gravel
oSSmpiailts, rheumatism, paralysis ana all otheI
:, Write for illustrated papers on Deformities,
Glnb Feet, Curvature Of the Spine Piles, Tamors.
Bl,sdder, ESe, Ear, skin and Blood and ali surgi:
Diseases Of women q specially. Book on dis.
eases free.
The only reliable Medical and Surgical Insti.
All blood diseases successfully treated. syphj.
lite Posons removed from the system without
New n for oss
municatiOns confidential. Medicines or Instru-
One Personal intervieU peefsrred Cali and con-
send in plain wrapper our took free. e1plainins
cial and Nervous diseases. Seminal Weakness.
spermstorroa; 1mpotency, Syphilis, Gonorrhes'
elect, varicocle les, etc.
Isl EFT i s G &en easa aes ss
Office ours from to 8 and to p. m; or BY
G6 y s95fGEs Il oisf FREE
Agency for DR.. Iieb'g's lnvigorator at Room
1 East Blo Roadway. Butte.
NJMMuNs--lN THE DISTRICT COURT or
y tho First Judicial District Of the State OF
Montana, in and for the County OF Lewis anu
ihomas II; Burle plaintiff, w. Fred s. With
The state Of Montana send greeting to the above
You arc hereby required to, appear in an action
*: s:sos Ste dse,
Of the state Of Montana, in and for the county
ss bs1:a s ia ss s. hs
tsis summons, i served within this county; Or
triot Within twenty days; otherwise. within ferty
days, or Judgment by default will be taken
sa to the 70 s'r
oil you the sum Of two h n !red and twenty nv
dollars on an implied contract for n o1ey PAID at
| surety for defendant to one y. u. AshO} 20:
on note Of defend int da 81 April n, 1890 which
note vi paid by plaintiff June ~. 1880. and fol-
| costs OF suit.
And you arc hereby notified that il you fail Ia
appear and answer the said complaint. - above
| required. the said plaintiff will take detauI!
agalnst the d. fendaat ana aud smeat for $.25 and
| for coats Of Rn,t. .
Given unaer my hand and the sesl Of the Dis.
state Of Montana, in and tor the county Of Lewis
| and Clarke. this 9th day Of tune. in the yea!
| of our Lord ono thousand eight h0ndred and
| ninety.
| fSeal.] JOHN BEAN, Cierk
il. j. CASSIDY, Deputy Clerk.
| WORD Il aMITH. Attorneys for PlAlntlh.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-17
Bu.iness Notices.

Frear's Shirt Waist and Knee Pant De
psr,ment affords great bargains these
warm days. Twenty dozen boys knee
Pants made from double and twist csssi
meres. sizes from four to fourteen, at tbir.
ty seven and one bali cents aud fifty cents
per pair; twenty five dozen boys knee
Pants. warranted all wool, in light and
dark greys. plaids aud fancy stripes, at
seventy five cents and one dollar per pair;
fifteen dozen boys all wool knee Pants,
made from Sawyer cashmere, At one dol.
lar and twenty five cents. one dollar and
fifty cents and one dollar aud seventy i've
cents. sizes from four to fourteen; ten
dozen boys knee Pants, made from the
celebrated Pontussc fannels. ct one dollar
and one dollar and twenty FIVE cents per
pair at Fresr's; sixteen dozen Outing Waists
for boys, Just the thing for this hot
weather, in blouses and plated waists OF
forty five and fifty cents each; ten dozen
fancy checked aud striped Outing Waists
nj seventy five cents each. ten dozen fine
Outing Waists at one dollar and twenty
FIVE cents each Fresr has an immense
assortment Of boys Secure Waists,
which be is selling at seventy five cents
each Also On elegant line OF Flannel
Waists in blue. grey aud brown, prices
from seventy five cents to one dollar and
seventy five cents each. Frear has com.
plete line Of the Star Waists" prices,
unlsundered, fifty and seventy five cents
Numbered. seventy five cents, eighty seven
and one half cents and one dollar each.
Frear has made satisfactory arrangements
with Wheeler & Sinner for the sale Of their
celebrated liking Waists" for Troy. This
Waist is acknowledged to DO one OF the
best Waists manufactured. They are per.
feet fitting. have hand made buttonholes,
have the new patented re inforced waist
band. so constructed that the buttons can
not pull of. and with oil these improve
ments they cost no more,than any other
good waist. Do not miss these extraor-
binary bargains offered at Boys Clothing
Department.
Frear's Troy Bazaar.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-17

The Ea,labd Herald gives The sabsisuce
a The repoii beiug prepared by saesfin
isndeDi layers Of the house Of contc'iou
Al ,b., place. Tor leeislaiafe.ss Of Jnue 80.
coysri0g isen'y three months. as iglloss'
Toe repof, wall sbos the whole hnmbef
onn.i,ied danog ,bsi time Is 4s2 on
this number lss we've sentenced for inioIi
catsoo, Of ihe fret. secopd aud third con
ueii0n. "a were sentenced Tor irsmping'
~ for larceny, 81 Tor selliog liqaof, five
for keeping liquor ~ith ioient 10 sell; 80
for breach Of the peace; i've Tor Illegal
hsbifr. atd the first time since the con
suuciion Of the soikbonse one man ser
yrd sentence for swearing aud cufslng
There are a uumbcr other crimes fof
wbieh prisoners served. bat those above
mentioned comprise a msiority OF the
offences.
Rutland county furnished the hrges'
lumber Of offenders, having sent l63 acros.
the bridge. chilienden county sent l04 /.
franklin AZ; Washington IS, Windham 81.
Bennington 20; Addison 10; Windsor IA;
Orleans II; Caledonia. Q; Orange s; Ls
noble 6; Essex 5 aud Grand Isle 2.
The nsiiyiiy OF the prisoners committed
during the year is as follows England 10;
Ireland ~; Massachusetts, 40; Germany O.:
Vermont 1876; Michigan /; Canada 70;
Illinois /, Pennsy lvsuis 3, New Hamp
shire 10; Scotland 3; New York rs; Vir
gina 81 Sweden 3; Belgium 2; Rhode
island J.; Maine 2; Connecticut, 4; Wales
1. Spsin 1 Tennessee q
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-17

hetess uliek commiiiee ths. snss1dnsEss
40 the oo1siiiDtsos were Distressed. lie
vmh u. J. Phelps oi Baflinsioe we're
nasions saroosias 10 ihs change ~ hsenEial
slsesious SD 70 ihen the chafgs Vas
largely dee IL isTg be vas senator from
Lsnsslils ooahiy 10 isTs he deprecated
Mertitiesn s1a vas elected speaier 81 ihs
iloBsp Al sb.s scssio1 bc sss elected
isase a The ssprsne Cont. wbieh pasi
iiea bs sull hslAs II 1888 he Ws maer
uasi.s q ibs Ueirsnay q ysimol', lie
Is ssa hss t.eea Tor 20 yesf.a director o
ihs Lamo,lle caasiy bahk sna ~ ,1o
yssrs aFrV'or 81 ibe Mefchsnts haus "
81 Iohcsbafr
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-17
obituary.

Died ia Ariiasioe. July ., lsso, Eraes,
Aa1ress. aged q years. 6 moniLs
w us death his psreals are heni, oil
90 Oaiy soa. 90 whom the. had hoped TO
Gao Ia their declining years. Has widow. 10
'eetle health. is lcil with 9 daughter 10
lresd liie's lonely path wi.hou, q husband
aud fathers tender care by his death
holy ties have been snndered, bright
hopes blasted and The brightness aud Joy
Of iheir life has gone out. Truly il msy
be sad that the shadow Of g gna, sorrow
has fallen upon thtir homes May bis
dying testimony. 1T is ell right, sustain
them 10 their deep sfiiietion and the far
cOuuiry toward which they journey seem
nearer for bls going on before. SO quietly
passing 10 bis rest.
Could We bnt pierce the shadows
That veil the unseen land,
Aud view the spirits, loved ones
Who watching. waiting stand.
Surely, our afief would vanish
Oar heart forget it's psin
For we should know our bitter loss
IL their eternal gain
FRIEsD.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-17

The Republican voters OF the county OF
bennington are hereby requested to meet
10 convention. by their delegates. At the
town ball IN Arlington on Thursday. July
III, 1890, at 10 o'clock g. m. for the pur
pose OF plsc'ng in nomination candidates
ior county officers to be supported at the
election on the FIRST Tuesday 10 Septem.
Der next Also Tor the election Of q coun.
~ committee.
Towns will be represented 10 convention
on the basis one delegate from each town
che for every fiiiy votes, and one for every
fraction Of fifty votes exceeding twenty
i've, cas-, Tor the republican candidate for
governor in 1883.
Delegates will be chosen at primary
meetings called by republican conn ittees
10 each town, and will provide themselves
With proper credentials signed by the
chairman aud secretary OF said meeting at
which they are elected. aud present same
s soon ~ possible after their arrival to
the County Committee, who will be in
session .. the Arlington House. Arlington,
Ns o'clock .. IN. the day OF the conven
ton.
The Bennington and Rutland railway
will extend the usual courtesy OF fare one
way. Signed
J. II. Wbipple, Chairman. Republican
T. q. Woodwork. Secy
J II. wsibridge. County
NJ. J. Hspsood.
A. II. Potter. Com mit,ee.
The following Is apportioomen, OF dele
gates to which the several towns in the
eanniy ara entitleds
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-17

10 the British house OF commons Friday
Mr. Vincent asked whether In view Of the
free market accorded 70 American imports
10 Great Britain. while the heavy duties i'm
posed DO Bfi.sh goods 10 the United States
have nearly eItinguished the national debt
Of thu, country. the British government
would invite the United States govern
ment TO refrain from passing the prohibi
tory tariff bill now before congress aud 10.
stead adopt . measure giving fair CONNER.
cial reciprocity, Sir James FERGUSON re.
piled tbst ii would be inconsistent with
the British fiscal policy TO JOIN with Ger
many, ss Mr.. viucen, proposed. and take
sucb action. And We rather think it would
Bn. 10 the light OF Mr.. vincen,'s ques-
iion. What becomes Of the favorite Free
Trade argument that the tariff is q tax"
which the consumer has 10 psy2
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-17
eounty are entitled:



Judge Powers. Who was nominated for
Congress Il Miidlsbury last week. hs,
long been considered by those best &C
qusinted with him ~ one OF the ables,
men 10 tie state. Had this no. been the
case the nomination would have gone 10
Baiehslier A single sentence from Pow
err short speech after the nomination gives
assurance Of bard work on bis part 10
faithfully represent the distict Among
other things be said.
iprizs the honor all tho more highly
becsuse. II your action is ratified q, the
polls. ! shall assume the rust delegated,
absolutely untrsmmelled by promise or
pledge 81 any Kind 10 any nsn or se, OF
men whatever. Bat. however. ! do nov
aud here covensnt with you sni with
thcse you represent. that II elected as
yoar representative. l siil endesvor With
eli my might. mind and strength TO 20
discharge the duties Of the Office ~ 10 via
ycar approval
Hoo. II II. Powers. vas born 81 Nor
fisiosa. Msy 20. 1856; educated 81 lpeo
plss academy. Morfissille. and srsaus,sd
Of rtisersiiy Of Vermont. elsss Of ISIS.
sdniiisa to the bar. LsnoiIie ccnniy
Coar, 1855 AID settled ., Hyde pssk. He
represented Hyde PATH 10 The Legislature
Of ISIS ADD sas postmaster Of tho town Ia
1859, vss elected States s,.osnsy Of IL.
nclls eossty 10 1861 ani ls62. Ia ise2
be removed 10 Mofrisssilis where be has
siHcs resided. 10 1909 be usss msubss
Of ite eounca Of csneon, ia $50 . men
Der 81 the eonsli,siicnal oonrsaiion aud
chairman Of iis committee o! the whole,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-17
STATE NEWS.

The Burlington letter carriers handed
300. 430 pieces Of mail matter in June and
increase Of l6.0 900 pieces over the cores
ponding month last year.
Harvey Foster, aged 60, OF Walden was
Instantly killed in Tuesdays storm while
shutting his barn door, The wind blew
the door In his face, striking his temple.
company has just been formed to
prospect for gold in lveiu near Jackson
vile, which yields gold bearing quartz in
greater abundance than was expected, it is
said. Considerable copper has also been
found.
Deputy Sheriff Heath and Carlos Martin
captured horse thief ut Warren Wed
nesday named Weaver after sharp strug.
gle, during which the fellow shot at Heath.
The fellow was found near Reuben Mill
ler's sugar house with horse and road
cart in his possession which he had stolen
from Hiram Pierce Monday night.
W. II. Waldo, clerk in Hall & Dol.n .
drug store in Rutland, made several at
tempts to kill himself by taking morphine
pills and morphine and scouits tablets He
did not succeed
While firing large cannon crackers the
Fourth, Will H. Merriam Of Fairhaven,
picked mp one that be supposed bad gone
ont, when IL exploded in his hand, tearing
oil the flesh from the palm and badly lac
erciing bis fingers.
Tue Baicheller Fork Works Ia Walling-
ford have always shut down during the
month Of August aud given their EN-.
ployes vacation. but this year business
is so rushing that work will be carried on
without interruption. There are between
50 and 10 names on the pay roll
The Vermont veterans are very copf
dent that Judge Veszey Of the Interstate
Com merce Commission vii be elected Ma.
tionsl Com m ander Of the Grand Army at
the National Encsmpment 10 Boston next
month.
Willie Lamb, the son Of A. Y Lamb, IG |
years Of age. a, West Randolph last week |
pistol twice at the hired girl
jus, for fan" and As II did not explode,
being told OF the danger by bis mate,
Willis Moulton, TO sho~ him thA, IL vss
harmless. be pointed il at himself The
pistol discharged. the bullet passing
through bis leit eye. He was unconcious
III the time and died 10 ,hree hours.
The return Of DIR. W y Webb and fam.
ly who arrived al Shelburne THURSDAY 3,
g. - N by special train on their wsy
ZONE from abroad vas the occasion Of an
vstiou such Is is seldom given private
esiients. The employees at "Sheiburre
arms" arranged 81 the main entrance .
ssu,ifui evsrsreeo arch which va sur
,ountei with large red plou. ADD dec
rated With Americas a,gs snd various
.rmlng utensils. CO the aide Of the arch
.eing shelbnr0e. where tie words swell
oms Hone. ssi on the opposite side,
Shslbufne Yarns =
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1890-07-17
Sad Ignoranos Of Possible ''Msthodi.t
Layman'

The n. Y. Tribune published 10 It's dai-
ly. aod sent out through The land in ito
semi weekly the following:
A prominent Methodist layman indul.
ges 10 this bit Of criticism ia the Cincin-
matt Times Star The foreign missionary
cause Of our church is now exalted above
every other interest. few weeks ago, at
conference 10 North Carolina, a preacher
reported that lr had raised every dollar
OF the assessment made against bis charge
or Circuit Tor the missionary cause, where
upon the presiding Bishop patied him on
the back and blessed him with We'll
done. good aud faithful servant. THIS
good preacher was thus exalted. aud If
there is a chance for Conference promotion
he will probably 60 up higher. BY a
singular coincidence, while this interesting
episode was going on 10 Conference. the
managers Of the Womans Home Mission
airy Society 10 this city received an sppli
cation from this same North Carolina
preacher Begging that some cast of cloth
Ing be sent TO him TO hide bis rags. 50
long - the hea.hsu are taught that they
are dead 10 trespAsses aud sin it was OF
no consequence that ihis faithful North
Carolina preacher vas compelled 10 solicit
rsinen, that bis northern brethren had
discarded.
The shove is taken from the .'Christiaa
Adyocaie" OF Jniy l0ih. and Is made the
subject Of severe criticism add rebuke by
the editor OF the Advocate Rev. j. M
Bockiy. The new editor gives the fsures |
thai prove The ''sai ignorance" Of the bold |
Isymsn as bsing 1870 for Home Mis-
sion work and $500. 1879 Tor foreign mission
vors. This gives the distant hestheru /
ouly $40. 900 per year more than the chill |
iren receive from this denomin atioa.
The ''saa ignorsnee" OF this humble IL "
mae" u becoming vide spread aud il il
son,isnes 10 grow 81 issi Is /, has done for
he last few years u will soon become the
ia,y Of The beathan 10 send missionaries
% enlighicn us Tso reports we're made
Il the lsst session Of the Troy Conferences
shicA tend 10 ieei this growing isnofsnce
Treasurer j. ] Noe reported SCOT Oh 70
'eivei to assist needy churches and The |
sOrasa's foreiga Missionary soeieiy re
'cried $3.50 ~ received for foreign :