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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Gtwas Snuerldiiiges.

Se,r Sames eSones BON Der Npotbe.
ferfirma Sonss & Sohn, gowosn 3d..
foot, bsim 8siprehsr BON Or. &ira's
Neuir Gnibeduns. hoB feline Jrnu im
letisn Wiuier bon Der SrHuerso bsiaf.
Ter ipurte unb hoS Bona nidts fir fl
tbun ionnte. Die &rnnfhsit idieu in
galcppirenoen Shpinbiudt %aussuottsn.
Do i'd Or. RINGS Neue Gnibedcrs i'm
Store bate uns piel baron o%'tfonf 9.
nabm i'd cine 3fnite nod Souie, uni
arr Be,wunotrurs cGsr t'aann iie nod
Der e,tsn GoFis b,1sr ~ werten unr
Elm tolbe 9ubtno 1C0ars Derthe Jld.
idsn hsilie iie p%r0hdneis. Or. 8ira's
Neus gnttsduna assen Stwirbiudi.
Sulten nrb @,idituns If sorautirt, 10
quite @ifolae su erS,eler. @eriutt rs.
1rsi 8eriuds HniGen in u. 8. Subn's
Npci befe, 81. Gloub, Ninn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Srann(Gipcid.

graunidmei9. gu rrei Sabren
@eian9nit muroe ous l~4labri9e 0ienits
mdofen 3ba z. rerurtbeilt, meld)es
periutt hattie, Neil eS Die 3inoers
mdide nidt mchr relnisen wollte,"
bas airo ieiner 0ienitberrihait ourf
GiniloBeu bon electromagnetic iu
persiiten. Nur in Gol9e Der ioforti9en
G%ntbefuns oes %erbretens 9elanS es,
bas Sinh III retten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05

Sedenbeimer yanoffrate IN tem w7o'
ment ~ Jall, oils elm .3uS Der Neben'
balm Miannbeims Seioelber9 beran'
braulie. Iie Qofomotipe eriaBte ben
an ben Shienen Sie9enoen uno idlelite
Inn cine Strede nett. 2luBer einem
Sberltentelbrut bat SinS Itpere
Sontuiionen erlitten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
@eferrei@.

@teu. Gnoe glpril bieies SabreS
rparen in Selterreih l5l Silometer
Saupttabnen unb G59.3 ailometer
@otalbabnen i'm Daue be9riiien.-alS
fiir,li6 elm wesen Oiebliabls zines
Nabrraoes perbaiteter 2ljdbu9er @hrt'
ler0ebilie in Den 9rreit 9eihbrt lpuroe,
rib er iit beim Eaiiiren zines oTfenerl
@~ansfenliers plDslit) BON benz ibn be-
oleitenoen observation-disclosures los,
iprane. che es Der @ahmann perblns
bern tonnte, aus Stodbobe in ben poi
raum uno blieb fofort tobt.-Sn Toss
lau bel ySien ltarb Der Batter Der
I~oslauer" unb ber GroBpater Der Vas
rcnin @autih. Der Soisg8ein9rcbbdncs
Ter susuit Stneicer, elm seborener
0aper aus Miarfbreit am Wiain, i'm
"a. %ebensiahre. Gr mar 1888 oils
Observation-Disclosures nad ySien sefom'
men uno hattie bier ourd ausfuhr bes
rGOslauer" uno iiiSun9ariiher Weine
uno ourh Nrmeelieferunsen elm 10 be'
beuienoes Vermosen erporben, oaB er
in ieinen letten y%ebensjabren Sunoerts
tauleuoe bon @uloer, uuo ;ipar iiets
anOnDm inter Der Ve;eidnuns Gin
alter @iener Viir9er," iiir m~cbltbatl9e
3wede ~ipenoen fonnte.
lid. Su u"nierer edit beutihen
0obmenitabt lit ben Shiilern Der fais
ierlih foni9liteu Shule ilir gSirterei
bas Gra9sn Der 9ornblume perboten
poreer.
Voien. Sn &altern brad elm sros
fer 0rano i'm Sauie bes apotbeters
llriprung aus. Oas 6euer griff rapin
INN lid uno eritrette lid auf II Sdus
fer, bic benz 9ranoe gum Spier ~fielen.
Grimm. Su einem bieiisen Sotel
erifoiien lid Der beurlaubte Sber'
lieutenant Der Wiuntursbranhe Satob
Vittwan unS feline St)welter Fauline.
8uoapeIt. PLUS GroBs&ari;ia
Sranciin, Sippa, %eutitan, S;eserin
uno aus Slauonien werben @oltens
Bride nit Sagelidlag gemeloet, Die
9ro6en Sbaoen peruriahten. Sn
Sajotariine; lit Der 1luB aus BEN llieln
9etreten; 80 SGuier uno Der Vabn.
oamm in elmer %GnSe uon 100 Wteter
purben fortseidmemmt.
8raS. Die yeb;eltersirau Wiarie
@eber in @robs Tlorian lpurpe i'm Wiai
b. 9. mesen beitellten @attenmorSeS
ianlnt ihren Sompli;en Spiephu
Gbmann unb Tuoolrb SOblberger sum
2obe perurtbeilt. Der 9aiier bat ollie
Trei be9nuoist unb Der Sberite Sc.
riftsbof hat bic @eber III lebensl1n9s
lihem, bic beioen gnceren 81 le Z Ojdb'
rigem Serter p%erurtbeilt.
SnnSbruf. Vei eincm erofen
Vraro in Saimins murSen IS Sauler
ein9edihert; Is Sduier blieben er,
bolten. Der Sdoben betrdet 24O, OOO
Guloen; reriidert iii nur Elm @ertt
BON 1000 @uloen. Cine 52iGbrise
2aubitumme 1T, obwobl ifou ,rpeimal
in Siherbeit 9ebrad)t, abermals ms
brtnnenoe Saus iuriidselauisn unt
uerbrannt.
,Hra9. Die Satin ces ceutiteu
Reitstan,lcrs 6iiriten bon Sobenlobe
taufte Die Nllooialberritait Scliu
tammt Dolan fir 300, 600 @ulben.
Snai m. Ger bisberi9e Yiiraers
meiiter Sobann Ylantnsr lpuree gum
f"iiniten Wiale einitimmis gum Burger.
meiIter 0ep1hlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Ofoen6ura.

Oelmeuborlt. Oas Set Ser go.
lgtarpussiloe wuree in altberSebrafter
@eiie seieiert. Gs limb Saiu $500
j3wiebdde, 1914 Piuno Jtabmt0le, 60
piuno Butter uno leldjli6 1923 otter
Vraunbier aufgemsnoet moroen. auis
9enommen iino 80 Pericneu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
TheOdOr Bruener.
I'D. SUI LIVAN
He1fsaIwalt.
Cffee in ltielmann's Slcd,
Ct. Gsrmainfra6e. Ct. 9lcue, Winr


Sd rtret itttm Wdnn ~fefttnfrti time ytstt tu
etiImtttd isnttn, Tie MFR ts rtut panntfitafi nj.
ttrttrstftnt tattr. natttm Guts ortttt ttledcla.
ser tdte. Iitit Yltttitu ttltt nj q c%tlfaEtia rsa
Striur etr ytttnstrafi, 9ianstl q" Stlr'G %HtTrtitr
Stra6t unt ttitn 3rGumtn urt rtt Sh tstuie
tttltu. Gle to- mn 90 tut6 cine Sr'iast ~claretH.
Senstn Sic MIR ttrtn Aamtn unt Atttrt tpIt, Ia
ttts niGt r,tttr trittnts mas. y an itIttt trt
Srttfmarft BIT. xtrtHt: Carl J. alser, ~ Ma
sonic Temple Ia AmAxoe Mich
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Me&ren6ura.

Vaa9e. Sier batten bier Sinber
Stoten BON @OIoresen seseiien,
woraui lid Die 6Olsen einitellten.
Wtan CAB ibnen Mtilt ~ tlinten uno
alsbalo eriolste oas erboiite Grbreteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Sa6(eu.

TreSoen. 9lut Die iGd)liit;tj
0altwirtbe perlangen jett StaGtShiite.
IS 9ibt bel uuS cine Geroronuu9, mad
Der SdGntwirtbe iOlhen FerIonen, Ole
nit Den Steuern cine gentle ,3elt
riiditauoi9 9eblieben lino, nid)tS Der.
abreifeu biirien. Ger ldhiiIte Salt
mirtbsperbauo mill jeet bel Der Ge9ie,
rlng lino bel Dem Vanctage Shrttte
tbun, caB @irtbe, penen burb eic'e
Yerorpuur9 Shaoen jugeiHSt piro,
entmeoer aus benz Staatss ooer aus
benz Srtsidfel cine @er9iitnr9 erbal'
ten.-Gin Oiener uno elm Stubenmuo'
diem oes Graien Sobenau auf SfloB
gIbrehtsbera in Voibwie ertranfen bel
elmer @onoelfabrt i'm SbloBteif.
@roGenbain. Ger Snbaber Der
Nirma Wteiiou II. @albltmiot lieB
aleiSerItoife ~ iebr billi9em Ereile
inieriren. oils Elm 9oufurrent oerarti9e
Stcife faufen molltc, murbe ibm pom
Perional Der 6irma 9eia9t, oaB Die
0epiinitte Waare augenblidlih nitt
auf Eager lei. Der Gentralperbano
beutltsr Sauileute IN VeipiiS wltellte
bieraui sesen oen Snbaber Der senanns
ten Sirma Straiautra9 pegen unlaute'
rem @ettbemerbes. SIS eriol9te leboh
lcpobl pom S6Oiieuseriht, wie in Del
0erufunssiniianj f%oitenloIe 6rei'
ipreduns, ra oas Fericnal oes gn9e.
tla9ten b~efunoete, es leien tb0tiddllh
Stofie Der irasliden 9lrt 81 pertauien
Seweien.
0eip;is. @aesen Miaieitdtsbelei'
oieuna muroe Der 2lrbeiter Wtorie III
pier Monateu 0eiGn9nlB perurtbellt.
Die Eforten Der Iusiiellun9 pal irte
oieier Gage Der rmillionite" iablence
Yeiutsr. Gr erbielt cine soloene, lein
0ors uno Natmann ie cine iilberne
llbr.
Yirna. Gin bon Ser bieiisen Van'
besipartoiie aui Dem bieii9en ~taiier-
liten Foltamte 0ui9e9ebener @elStrieT
NIT 10000 Wtart on Die Sahiilde
Vant in DRESDEN III uerIdwuneen.
Ger Foitaiiiiient %o9el, weld)er 9leid)s
;eiti9 einen turien llrlaub antrat. er'
idien iciort Der llnterSdlasuns per,
bddti9. Gags oarauf ldon Sllltte es,
benielben in 9uoapeit ;u perbaiten,
no bel inn, bis aui 1876 Mtart, bic
game SunNne porgeiunoen muroe.
Ylauen. Die 9lusiubr nad Den
Ser. Staaten aus Dem Se;irt oes bic
iigen Soniuls hattie i'm leeten Tiertels
iabr eiueu @ertb pon 1923, 300, ras
iipo s4O3, lO2 mebr oils in Der 8leiheu
Seit oeS Cprlabres. Die Sunabme
lit namentli6 ben 9rOeeren luitrdger
gu ~peroanteu, Die in Spieen, glide
reien uno wolleuen Sleioeriloifen err
tbeilt muroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05

SfeIIperfreter D. Vail Nrmt sWiilnd)en.
Srt oes ndditen VunoesihieBenS 1T
Dresden. CUR Srrihtun9 zines Volfer'
ifladJtoentmolS bel %eip,lS muroen
5000 Wiart beWilligt.
Oherboien. Ger finite Vrane,
Der innerbalb IA Sa9en bier ausbrad),
serIicrte ben Stapel beS Gotbgerbers
@ilbelm Shulrer, ierner jenen oeS
@ahpirtbes Malh uub oas io9enannte
VartltonibauS bes SanimannS Fied)'
Ter. Su Der Veitilr;uns enttam Der
Uranoiiiiier, Elm traitiser Vnrlhe, Der
aui Der Sluft iOrtmdbreno ~6euer!"
riei, ieinsn TeriolSern. Der Sdaoen
III oiesmol iebr beoeuteno.
unteritei a d.. Sm naben
Supierbers mollte Der oortise Geifdftss
iibrer oes WerSwertes Nicoloei, elm
Staliener, 9pnamit gum 0erSwerf
traaen. 9lui benz g8ese fam er Su Sail
uno oas Ignamit erplooirte. NicclCoi
murSe bis ;uI untenntlidteit in Glide
,erriiien.
@irsburg. Plus 6urdt Dor Der
r6erienfOlonie" hat Der 2~0jdbri9e
Wietsersebilie Geor9 Bauer non
llettinsen i'm Wlaine ben Sob seiutt
uno 9~eiuncen. Bauer nal leit leiner
ausmulteruns nad Wlet iieiiinnis.
Der Pcli;eiberidt iast: Ser Vurite
biirite aus Surdt Dor benz Wtilitars
bienlt ieinem Veben elm Groe semadt
baben."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
oa bic Veftper penis per,rDsrf lIUo.
31rnuiu) 1urItfulrtt.

CANINE. 0leicr Gage murce bier
Der @runoitein 9ele9t 81 einem 'leuell
@ebauoe Der gnltult Speroief. Die
gnltalt lit oaS dlteiie Hettnnssballs
fir ue~rwabrlolie &naben in FreuBen.
Sierlphn. Gas breilGbrlSe 2pd)'
terden elmer in Der Sselltrabe mobne'l'
Den 6amilie CAB in einem unbematten
guoenblid benz iieben Gage alien San9s
lin0 Sarboliaure III t%rinten, in 6ol9e
bellen oaS SinN innerlih ldwer per'
bronnte uno bulo perldieb.
9oree. Nui Dem bieliSen StanoeS'
,mte meloete elm Suter oaS ibm 9e'
borene pierte Swillin9spaar an.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Aus Der Rtrinpful,.

opener. Der Waureritrite lit
mad iedswOdiser Sauer III Gree 9e'
9ansen uub hat in Der Sauptlahe cine
empiiuelide 9iiecerla9e Der aybeiter
oebratt. WGbreno Die Wteilter bel
9lusbrut oes Strifes nit elmer ;ehns
p~ro;enti9en Vobnerbobun9 uno iebns
ftiinoiger 2lrbeits;eit entse9en;utoms
men bereit malen, ba9esen Die Ve'eis
ti9un9 Ger 2ltforbarbeit ablebnten,
mliiien iit Die Stritenoen beute nit
elmer tlelnen vobnerbobuns uno elIs
~itiinoi9er arbeitsielt be9nli9en uno Die
9ttorSarbeit bod beibebolten. Ille
OVER lino alio umlonli geblaht.
@uowi9sbafen. Aui Dem gahns
samm in Der 9i0be ces 6riebboIes
murbe Elm ilinij0bri9er Snube iiberIab'
rem uno mitten entiwel9eihnltten.
Ger Yabnwart, Der ben ourd ben
Sdtasbaum biHpurt seidliipften 9le!,
men ret:eu wr.lte, erbielt ourd Die
gctomotipe eineu StoB am 9opie uno
lie9t nun lebcnsgrfabrlIb perleet bars
nieoer.
Ct. Snsbert. Sier mirb cems
nGtit cine MISUNDERSTANDING ers
Oiinet, Die eriie in Der Fial;.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
DuIS aHla9e non ipel ourt ben Nuf'
i6wun9 ees Seeitiiispertebrs erioroer'
Jprn Buffalo, Sns.

TUT yVTVVtVNFNN NIUNW YFVDNW Iy"T0H'
Vibed. Die Viirserlhait nabm
oen gutra9 bes Senats betreiieno Die
Seritelluns Der S.uaimauer am iiaots
ieitisen Saienuier an uno bemilligte
bierfir 64l,OOO Wiari, uno itimmte
ferner Der Grbauun9 zines l6tlaiiiSen
StulbauieS III.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05

Morte 9eute bobcn idGnes
SsQr BON 8eburt an, moitd)e
pcrihaiien eS lid; ,cincm aber
wiro es in oen S6ooB geluorIen.
Sieienigen, beiten eS 9elingt llh
i6GneS SPAR Su pcriduiien, er=
rrden mciitenS ibrcu 3rued ourt
%nlpenoung oes beliebten SPAR
uno Sppibaut @ittelS:
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1897-08-05
Lu4u,=J ia6rid6tcn aus Der
G(tcn Gcinat6.
2'rca6rn.
rrppiuy GruuSrttbtarp

Serlin. Ole iahlreidcn uno nm
Ionort,ScH Hr.i-, ocr lt&ten Set
;nEt.'l,b &'uliu ljlo i'm A.tonGt Suni
meby ais go iur Wielouns setcmmen
-boben &eranluiiung iu grDBeren Jie'
pilloueu uno gum Stuoium in SeSug
aui acknowledgement rfientliter Gebduoe
uno l0britcu 0e9eben, oeren 0te'nliat
cine &crjddriuu9 Der baupOli Selllden
Yoridriiteu icin biirite.-Scr bodli'
b~eiteuerte 9ieitaurantbeliter Oentlhs
LAMBS III sur ;3eit ser 1raitenr 6ucolf
Orciiel oubier. Gr III III oieiem Sabre
nit eiuem Sabreseintommen ron l7O.s
600 Wtarf ciugeihltt wOroen, melte
Summe eem Yeiie zines SermosenS
uon 5, 900, 600 Wiarf entlprehen milroe.
"a Nerr Oreliel oieIe, leiner Sra.
tllruus nah uOlli9 ~unbe9riinoete elns
ifGeunS lebi9lih aui Die 0erilfte iiter
feline Ginnnbmeu bel Der letten Sc
Notwithstanding iuriidiiihrt, bat er
eegen oie Ginifleuns gSiberlprut err
boben.-AuS 6urft Dor Sen Sol9en
be9an9euer llurerlitfeit hat lid elm
Suhbalter Der H~itelsoprier Srauerei,
Noam, eritoiieu mad llnterldla9urs
uon 600 Wiart. Or bate leine Stel-
lung erit nrei WtpuGte inne.
YotSoam. Su BEN @aItbof Sur
StaNt &~ittenbcr9" persiItete Der
35idhrige SurcauaiiiItent Geliert leine
;rpti Suoben i'm 9llter BON elf uno udlt
Sabren mo 0iincte lid Damn ielblt Die
B~ulsaoern. Nls man baS i3lmmer CT.
brad, i0no man, SaB Ser &ater not)
vebenS;eidlen non it'd CAB. Mian trans
p%ortirte BEN lln9liidlihen, ben 6ami'
lienuerbGltniiie III Sieiem Sd)ritt ges
triebeu, nab Dem Noipital es loll
Guslift u~Orbunoeu iein, i'm am Vsben
Ill erhalten.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-09-18
WntversaItst Dersonai.

Our Tennessee missionary, Rev. Harry
Lawrence Veazey, was appointed Chap
lain in Chief of the Sons of Veterans at
the recent National Eucampment at In
dianapolis
Rev. w. p. Burnell is again in this vi
cinity after his summer work in New
York for Clinton Liberal Institute
Nh Ross H. House, of Crete, Neb. and
Miss Katharine r. Chaplin, of Downs,
Kan, were united in marriage at the lat
ter place, Tuesday, Aug nth, that being
the fortysixth anniversary of the BRIDES
parents. The bride and the officiating
minister, Rev. Martha Garner Jones,
were for several years the only Universal
ist young people in Downs. Mrs Jones
was assisted in the service by the groom s
brother, Rev. j. T. House, of Kingfsher,
Okl. Mr.. and Mrs. House will be at home
at Mammoth, Utah where Mr.. House has
charge of the public schools for the COM
ing year. The bride has been the efficient
principal of the Downs schools for five
years, and leaves place which will not
soon be filed
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-09-18
FELLOWSHIP.

Summary of the report of the c om-
mittee on Fellowship. A license was
granted to Mrs. Belle Jones of Brazil,
Ind. A renewal of license was granted
to Emory P. Ross of Manchester,
Edward n. CAMS of Logansport and
Mrs. Emma Lewellen of Fort Wayne.
Letters of transfer were granted
to Revs. j. L. Carney and Frances
E. Cheney.
Rev. j. W. McCori has asked for
letter of transfer to the Wisconsin
Convention, and Rev. Charles F.
Bushnell wishes to be transferred to
the New York Convention.
The committee recommended that
the church at Beaver Prairie, Newton
county, be admitted to the fellow
ship of the Convention.
The president then offered recon-
mendation that all isolated Univer-
salists be urged to unite with the
Central Universalist church at India
napolis. This was adopted as the
voice of the Convention.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-09-18
YES OR MOP

A pretty story of how Henry M. Stan
ley wooed and won Miss Dorothy Ten
nant, though coming to US from private
sources, has been made sufficiently pub
lie to avert the charge of undue person
atty. Miss Tenant, it is we'll known.
was the original of Sir John Millais's
famous picture, Yes or Nor" 1t seems
that Stanley had asked the question and
the reply was No."
The great explorer went to Africa
again. and after several years returned
to London to find himself the most
talked of man Of the day,
The thought of Miss Tenant was
still uppermost in his mind, and he re-
solved that his first visit should be to
her home. In his impotence for the
morrow he turned over the cards and
notes with which the table was strewn,
and, selecting one haphazard, decided
to while away the time by attending a
certain reception.
The fret person he met there was Miss
AohhohsJ ehoy SACotod CoSh OlaoE lOT-
mally, but later in the evening Stanley
retired to small anteroom, to find that
Miss Tenant had likewise sought soli-
tude. A somewhat embarrassing silence
ensued, broken at last by the woman
saying with the manner of one making
conversations"
do you find London much changed,
Mr.. Stanley?"
mo, l haven't found London changed
and I've not changed, either" returned
the explorer, with his usual intrepidity.
Have your"
"Yes, I've changed" answered Miss
Tenant, softly.
A few days later Millais received a
note from his former subject, beginning:
"My Dear Sir John: The momentous
question has been at last decided 1t il
joyful and triumphant yes" +"
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-09-18
FRIDAY. SEPTEMRER 2.

Friday morning at an early hour
the delegates and visitors met in a
devotional meeting, under the leader
ship of Hon. Milton Trusler, and
discussed the subject of Practical
Christianity" 1t was not the priv
lege of the reporter to attend this
meeting, but our friends were deeply
touched by the beautiful spirit
pervading this service.
The greater part of the morning
hour was taken up by a Memorial
Service, conducted by DR.. Guthrie,
in memory of our dearly loved Bros.
Albert H. Mitchell, Thomas Osborn,
u. G. Broyles, Rev b. +. Foster and
Rev. F. I. Lathe
Eloquent and touching remarks
were made upon the christian virtues
of these deceased brothers by Revs.
Messrs. Guthrie, Groves, Fosher al d
Bros. Budd and Stanley. Rev. Mr.
Ballard read the obituary of Bro.
Mitchell as it appeared in a recent
number of this paper, and com
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-09-18
Tbe South.

TENNESSEE. = Knoxville. = A Wig
orous campaign is already begun to be
kept up all winter in this beautiful
mountain city. Acting under the advice
of the National Y. Pc. u, which has
been officially recognized as the counsel
or and guardian Of Universalist inter-
ests here all departments will lend there
energies toward making this mission
self-supporting. Rev. Fl. L. Veazey will
remain as pastor for another year. A
pleasant lawn-fete was given at the
Heablers on September Z.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1897-09-18

Sunday at TO- a. M, was the CLOSING
session OF the council, when the State
Missionary, Rev. Thomas Chapman. gave
a very excellent report of the years
work. He reported three new churches
dedicated, a number of placee where they
are ready to build. end many isolated
towns where Universalism was heard
for the first time, but where he was so
well received that he will return and
hopes to organize churches soon. He
travelled over a thousand miles and
preached about 120 sermons. His map
OF Universalism in Georgia gave very
clear ideas of his route of travel. loca-
ton OF churches and places where
churches may be established. Money
subscribed for missionary work in the
state $780, aside from collections taken
for incidental expenses.
At IL: a. m. Rev. D. B. Clayton,
DID,, preached the occasional sermon,
his subject the Supremacy and Logic
of Gods Laws" holding the attention
of large audience until late hour.
4 p. m. sermon by Rev. r. w. Haynie.
In the evening short addresses by cler-
gymen and delegates--after which DR..
McGlauflin-as on other occasions dur
ing the meetings-took charge and
made very touching, earnest appeal
to the people to stand for the religion
they professed. In answer nineteen
came forward and united with the
church.
Monday-the last day-a large number
went to the mountain. leaving still
fair audience of earnest, attentive listen
ers to Dr. McGlaufiin's sermon on 1.-The
Wages of Sin is DEATH" strong and
convincing discourse.
The services of Monday evening
brought to close one of the best con-
ventions ever held in this state.
CLARA e. HALLAM.
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept 10.
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shall ascend to the Fathero of all for.his

shall ascend to the Father-o all for.his
speedy recovery.
WHEREAS: Through the dispensation Of
Divine Providence, our Bro. Albert H. Nit
chell has been called to the higher. life
sin ce the meeting of our last Convention
and
WHEREAS: Bro. Mitchell at the time Of
his decease was a worthy member of this
Convention and of the Pleasant Hill
Church
THEREFORE,, RESOLVED that: While this
Convention and beloved church has
sustained an irreparable loss in the death
of Bro. Mitchell, yet we bow in humble
submission to the will of Him who "doeth
all things well. and feel that our loss is
but his eternal gain. We shall miss him
in our annual convocations. We shall
miss his wise counsel in the meetings of
the Executive Committee. We shall miss
him in the church he loved so well. But
more than all shall he be missed in that
beautiful home, of which he was the genial
and guiding spirit
And be it further resolved: That a copy
of these resolutions be sent to the be-
reaved family, and also spread upon the
records of this Convention.
The resolutions were unanimously
adopted.
A vote of thanks was extended for
the courtesies shown us by the city
press, and also to the good people of
Indianapolis, for their hospitable en-
tertainment during our stay with
them.
And by a rising vote our thanks
were extended to our retiring Finan-
cial Agent j. II. Hewitt. of New
castle, who has been such a faithful
and competent worker.
After singing God be with you
till we meet again" the benediction
was pronounced and our pleasant
Convention was ended.
FLORA B. Brown, Secretary.
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Y. P C. L. from its organization here
| ard had never missed a meeting of their
| state Convention. She was president OF
the local union at this time and. has ever
been a moving spirit in its work and its
service. She was a member of the Uni
versalist church and the choir and faith
full to all her duties in these relations.
Often weary, because not physically
strong. none knew but her nearest friends
the physical effort often required to full
fiji the varied duties of her busy life.
Naught but love could supply the motive
and energy of such life of Christ-like
service. In her home as elsewhere she
ever manifested the great love that was
her abiding possession.
sAll the community sympathizes most
deeply with the bereaved family because
her influence had touched everyone and
her departure is loss to ala loss that
many view as personal loss.
The funeral services occurred on
Monday Sept. 9th, two days after the
decease, and was great outpouring OF
the sympathy and love of the communi-
ty. Service was conducted by the pastor,
assisted by his wife and the Congrega-
tional clergyman. The effort was made
to conform the whole service to what
the departed most loved. The Junior
Union we're present, and their young
hearts we're deeply affected by the
solemn occasion. At the grave the little
Juniors came forward to offer their last
tokens of love, bouquets such as their
teacher would 30 often arrange for them
to carry to the sick in the days when
she directed them in their Sunday meet
ings. The tenderest sympathy OF many
friends will go out to Bro. Wells and
family on account of this great bereave-
ment. May they sorrow not as those
without hope. May the consultations OF
the Christian faith be with them to cheer
and console in this hour Of great need