Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 26, 1876, Page 3

£ THE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1876. e T e T e ey TIE REVIVAL. ——— cos at Farwell Hall and at the Tabernacle. b o Poody Feels Called on to Re- puko the Sivgers. —_— Part of the Sermon on .| L Tema';“lglond of Christ. et orts from the eelings In Oslikosh, Kalamnzooy Elcs ervi Mr. Rep . FARWELL HALL, XOON vmrxn-:’xunsu. s i hor of requests for prayer: 2 n:a‘;“l’[nx‘);ilhruu,?nmfly by Christlan parenta rends for their song, brothiers, and sleters, ey tor of one of the churches In the city ked pragers for uimeelf aud his flock, I ks :nu\\‘cre read for prayer fur the Memorial e 1 and Sunday-schoot In Tiffin, 0.3 for the L-mv: cterinu Chiurch st Lawndale, 1.3 for the l’;‘ :mely Sunday-School Convention which hrtc 1n Livertyville Tucsday for o blegsiniz on “1‘ unlon wectings to boe held by the Young et Chriatian Assoctation of Auburn, 1l : end nfl:l‘m“.\r ‘mectinge in Jagksonville and Spring- 'fl"ll 11, The mueting was also asked to offer “z;mk‘zh'hxg for the vonversionof one of y :ge brothiers whoiwere praged for at the meet- {og on Friday lust, nud to continue in prayer for lhi salvation of the other two, Farwell tall was full, as usual, but, for some upsccountable reason, the excreises opened with of coldness, which was partlcularly .o:x;}cuxgl?pm the singing, After the aumun! gm“ which kad been lnmtlj rendered, partly h’ it was wifamibiar, an Imnls beeauso it eatied Ll too hiigh, Mr. Moody exelatimed, 1 " A after such singing us that: now let cau't preach afte s AP WO LA Tersvody sing the chorus. Tha wuy we used :aa.;our {nn the Mission Sunday-school, when 4 tune didn't go yery well,was to keep Lhem ot l'l; J|fl the whole sehool coulid sing it heartdly, ;4 tis means Mr. Moody = succeeded mi clling out some sineing, which seemed to apswer hls purpose, and after prayer by Mr, Dean, of the Devotional Commlttee, he rocecded 10 give @ Fubning commentary on the Flection from the tirst chapier of JuIm‘ prefac- fog it with the annovuncetoent that the noxt twenty days would be occupled o considerlng the remalnlng chapters of the Book, This an- gouncement of the Scripture lesson g0 long teforebond was made at tha reqtest of rome itle inisters, who desired to kuow before- bana what the line of each meeting was to Le, that they ntlghit coe prepared to tale part i it These briel addresses und testimouics of tle clty pastors have from the first Leen an esceedingly interesting feture In the goonday meetings, brethren secmning gosave up the nice bits of yevelation and experl. enceto add to thy Goxpel feaat ut Farwell Hall rach day, and now thut the Scripture Juwsons nre sopounced #o Jong in advance, and with such chance for (ree selections of toplea, the saricty and Siaueas o this clnve of axerclsed, Ty be expecied 14 be atill more valuable und olirsclive, B ADDREIL. L wlsb to-day, Ed Mr. atoody, toread the fral ll{tltu versen of thls tiospel Ly Joho. ‘fre ditierence hetween thin and the other Gos- 4 13 thie; that while Matthew wriles of Jesus Phriet 2s the Son of David, Murk writes of Him un Srenant dotnz the will of Il Father; Luke writes of 1 a8 _the Son of Man, John rpeake of Jimaathe Son of God, He doed nat bepin with Adam upd give 1lis cenealogy Nke Matthew, Jotupeak of i fu conncetion with the patciarcis ad propheta like Mark. nor yet does he begin with Zachariae snd Joseph like Luke, but ho swiera back over ull time, awny into tho past eternity, i telia ua that the Word was In the bu- _goming with God. He brings Him from the tosom 0f the Father, and talies Him back to the ,glory which 1o had with the Puther before the worhd was, In one sentence, 1think, Jubn hay rettled the queativnof the, divinity of Christ. **In the be- pinfog was the Word, and the Word was with God, and he Word was God.* Indeed, the whole ob- Jectof thla Gospel in to teach unto belleve in Christ aathe Son of Uod, and to receive Him us our Df- vige Redeemer and tod. _In the ninth veree John tellsns * Mo wns the troe light, which Hghteth every wan that cometh Into the world." Nuw, I anyman s in dackoess. it Jsn't dod'a fault, any ore than 1 would be for a mun fo build himeel? 1 bouee without winduwa, Toere 1aa plcture which X sometimos see hanging in people’s paclors, of Chrint amulmr #nd Knuck. Ing st the door of & castle, holding a lantern in Lis b Bt what wax_the use of @ lantern to Him wbo fs Hlimeelf the Light of the Worldr You might a8 well hapg n Jantern to the eun, 10nd a fréstmany peonle who complain that they are in thedatk. “1he tronble with them is they do not beliete in Chrixt, 'They do not come to ihe light, and yet they ore all the timo trying toget the durk- neseout of their own huarts, If there were no wiadowa In Farwell 1lall, nor gas light, of courss tepiace woulil b {ull'of darkners, but nobody would think of carryinz ont the durkness In buck eta. The proper thing 1o do would be to kuock vit abuleromewnere, und Jet n the sunshine, Just o witn these datk hearts; tho way to light them upInto Jot Chriat in, Inthe 10th verae weread: ** And of His fallness bave xil we pecelved.” 1418 @ very contmon fault with Chirhtiaus to foreet the Lord's fullncss, They ato Iving on etale tunna, and trying to get happy orerthelr part experiences thal they were converts ed twenty years syo, und they weemed to think thatthe Lord gave thim o, hlu-hu{ which waa to lastthem all tueir livea. Not #v, thero s on Ine Mite *fukiness " fn Chriet, and they who bellovo in lim may recelve of it all the time. ” Ask Enoch— Boreceived o1 the **fullness " and #o wus nble to walk withGod, Auk Nouli—ho was able (o live aud Jreach L1 years, while s wad ubout (ho only min nall the world who helieved 1n God, and this he could dy because ho hud recelved of the Lord's "*fuilneas, " w0 thut bie wax able to offer up hilwonly o uk te commund of Godl. Jushma recatyed tho *Tuline und nobudy was able 1o stand before bl all the duyw or” hiiw lifo, Now, some “people think those old patriarchs and propliets wese o diterent kid of wmen from Bhstweblave ln these duys, Not st oll, They Were tien of lise pussiona s ik, You Just let thu minbters snd Christion Worhers nowsdays get dled with the Lord'n ** Fullnees, » am they Witk bo | Ulke wlanta Glicd with new wine. Thero were tho was pitebed ] m felorners, Knox, Werley, and Whitetieht and ;hc::lx;n. Were they any greater wen i futeliect teat many oihera fn thelr timoY #y no ieans; but they biad received of the Lond's **full- Bem" Thut was what inade them so great and fironzln i work, ‘fak the twelvo Apostles, ‘E)‘\vcrc not men of fearndng and sclency; they l:‘rfilnul greatontlors; they werd not rict, had no pueition; but juet think of a Gulilean Hahers Fan waitlng vach u hook au tho Gospwl of Julm! we]lel-nl.ulnmuumnn in ull tbe world who uld make wuch 4 book, unless o had recoived the Lard's **fulincss, * ‘g:nl be nfraid, my friends, to drink of tho b T of lllu frecly, “There u plenty of {t; yon dm\"z €in uze it ull, You mightus well tiy to Tny o the Mirelsaippt River, GF expoctu cowe Terrpchiideon wlaying on 'the seavhore to dip far ¢water uf the Atlantle, Dre. Andraw Chrwaonee #aid, % Theee ure a good many o ‘m who bring forth thirly fold: that i Tencrban nothing; visty fold i bettor wtill, b b s tho nivilege of_ every chlld of o forlh an lmudeed fold, The roventy dut ¢ - n::no sear Coriat ag the twelve, the twelvenat ones M e Mirie, thy Lhrec not so aear ie the Macter 1 Lnd ks hiead futhe very bosun of lia fluuv'm"“ tneeek o come 1o the very Leart of Teenof rpol ¢ DAY be Glled with all te +* full- Wi thove people w [l ple who drink out of broken cls- ,:g‘l";\‘j:‘l\lr_u:n curthly wireaimy who sometimes get Wl b L Bkt - Quee when | wae up Tn the Pipe ue‘ln Northleld, my brothers were laying a Which o Ug the Water lutu the house from & sprig Wate ya2 Ub vt the mouutuin, | eald 1w Uh bag S0 e ks wiring uever dricy upt™ * v ikl theye” K0OWN 14 10 dry wy I twenty years #pell, n3ch aa o PEELIY do0t there came u [Vnm;. dry e laieg ey had pever seen before, aiid o huk, wuy [ to bring any water, We went up [ wainy s dnouBd the e wae wll dried aps (her 10 1y o 0P U WaleE i it, ~+> Whal are yon Jo- Wore ylpe gt 121 am vofug to 1oy wome o 1 Uiy Lrotker George, *Vhero 14 Eav jreabrine fartlier “up the mountatn, which 1 | Siterrurn 23 fathee aay slways bud plenty of While ereryn oS VO Wenl up o the place, and, four it g wa dry uround B, hero’ were e groa ) CDIHiDA af water bubbliig up oot of |, um.'flhf. My freud, that |s the thing for ® siogafun 1 B SBIIDES’ GEL aFY o highet up u{“,"roluoh ire 4 & spring undericatly the [ Waters pour forth annfinite € 110k 1 Fuy ymn was (hen sung, **Come Thou ""«“nur' ey Uleseiag, * wnd, atlor prayer by the Ineidynty ¢ ouker, u brother related soig llr{klfl;! 110w e arOm bis esperience ua u pustor, and 8lso Brotter ok /1 the Inquiry meet(nga. Ewicly i umellthen vilered prayer, in the conrse People wie ¥2%¢ thanks to God’ for the 200,000 Homs gy g D2 The reporte of these ser- ]..%m‘ "i\ gnl Meetinge in Lke Chicago morning, D e Valy v FATE, 0 4010, Rhere w5 n ‘) embarl, B meetiuz, Mr. Moody sl +You Bleaaipy o he | ey 20 Yeslerduy to pray for God's Pyt 86t evening on ilie * Blood. ' cte way 4 IO how the Lord has anewered ”1‘“"« iy b:mnu In the Inquiry-weeting that knlng by 'y -f,'m 4 ticket fur Luston and wus 1y ayp gy, (000 Het Saturday, but conclnded (o Detyngy ° 41107 107 the purnoss of atiending our thoaghy fe 4, ‘I"l' a yood deal intcreated, snd tare gg g TR MaY over till Fueaday, Thelec- e 00d” way Liessed 1o i 5o that ko Woverted ) d,f°-’"".‘° Chrlal; and, now that he t4 190, To g {, 190’ Kuow whon be'will go to Hos- Vading ornery fa"dé‘%‘.".‘i:,.‘."-“’ \uto the work of TUE"'I‘ABERNAGLE. “‘htTubemd.?::N”n PRAYER | BIRLY way by Mr. Charles 14l snotker exaugerin trom England, whoae rlow, he: vy ponderons style of apeech 1 In siriking contraet with the rapll, fmpetn- ous mamicr of Mr. Moody and Mal, Whiitle, Singlug as usual, ~Are we all backlidfog in tho usa of this delightful means of graee! The musfe for the firet Lwo weelts was superD, but yesterday It was unendurable—to Mr, Muody— atthe noon meeting, and only . escaped a sim- llar Inte at Hullelujah Charus, which always goes well. Mr. Moody has reveral times presented him- sclf and his prenching as subjeets for prayer; perhips it would not ba amlss for Tis TRipUNE to offer the revival tatialc ns a topic for like at- Tt certainly lns worked well in Mr. Moody's case; perhaps it swould bl Llessihe on the other department of the Just us Mr. Sankey was about to sing the solo entitled, U, Chrlst, what burdens buwed Thy hett, " a child crfed in the audience. Moody st ence enme to tho rescue of the mother, and sald: * Don't let these muthers feel unxions about their babies erying, how to sympathizo with there mothers who to leave thelr babies ur, that we may reap & great CITY REAL Your till glory, then prave the man thirty drops of laudanum, | and drove back to Jus wousn 10 provure otner il thie hiceoueh continued, aned tn @ e dlactor Ieft the man Hosking peemed to ke perfectly I1s throat awelled o WANTED=TTALE ItL TR0l lconperey CIntith, €tey ANTEN=BT A WEL! SITUATIONS WANTED—~MALE., harveat ln Osbkosh Oty A Toakieencrs, Clorka CATION WANTED-TT ANNOGNCEMENTS, Mr, Charles Inglias goes to Belvidere, T commint e o werien of evungzelistic meetingd, They will be held in the Preshyberian Church aifa. m, Nr, Inziiss Is n siranger In this conniry, but comea recommended by Mr. Mote- FTe hinm Iabored ne an evanzellst for shout ten yenrs, with conridernhle ruccess, Cammittees have vhsited Chicago 1o obiafn asrist. 1t abont revival meetingsnt Elkhart, Thore are shnflar ap- letter from Tnctne, Mudison, Peoria, An cxcarrlon from Jollst 1o attend Chicago meetings ls snnounced for Nov, 1 CHANGRE OF TRAINS, Arrangementa have been made weith the various ralirond” companic (o Pun thelr evening t t W an hour wa to permit residenta in subnrban the evening meeting carnest request of pereons 1ving atong the line of kee Division of the €. &, N n last evening to hold The Wigconrin 1 Diviston of (beeame road chanzed the fime . The Chicagn, Burllngton & 111 stop thielr 10 o'clock cxpross train ol any station cast nf Aurors Lo leave pass The Chicago and Tock Ixland trun the Fort Wayne train st STANLISHED IODMING Asaletman with L Central ami na: must be rellable A~ GOOD MELIADLE “8if reas, withh ity refercace, D 83, Trib-. fifteen miimtes after i ¥as & Coppre, Lieolthy in ciery respoect. preat “deal before he died, and he scemed to strangle hefore bis sufferings were oves. ———— CANADIAN NEV/S, Fpectal Dispatch to The Tribuna, MonTiesL, Out. i.~The jury In the ense of Cottey ex-Cashler of the Jacques Cartler Banlk, not belng able to agree, were locked up for the nighty and to-duy returned a verdict finding Cotte guilty of making fraudulent bank returns to the Government. Certain points reserved by the Judge will e declded at the Conrt of Ap- Cotte was admilted to bail 0 $3,200 until that time, Special Nispatch to The Tridune, on, Vel 35.—Thas aunveicement from Montreal that See. 15 of the Canada Pacitic Rall- way had been awarded to Chariton, Hawley & is erroncous. in guestion has simply been the contract will be awarded them under certsin 0 MAN HAVISG . wiloieanle grucery er OF ety elerk. 4G 7 Tribnne, v, No, tewe, 6 rooms, No. 11 Haryard Nn. mo) 17 Holbrook-at., B2, and 7380 p.m. TAN = “' r\ IIF"AM ATION WANTED-DY A FINBT-CLASS CUT. 1 eonntry or elty. Addrem TRANEPER, 103 p X1 Mmlimn»!}l. WANTED-RY A COMPETENT n lhnr arrunning 4 Madloon sty Houn SR ¥ A TOUNG MAN, A bas years' expenicace in TR AT AND e gF -t ck and stone froats, $3,50) to y 12 per rent oa nvestment M3, aml vacart tots to hulld o Il { Cail"on 301N . SrALTENS SALE; bisement hnuses, i \V'A‘;‘:T{!l)—:\ SNOEMAREN, at 8¢ WEST 3fADI- A C0,, 8 North Ciarl Ot BALE~HOUSE AND LOT (23X170) ON_ WA- ash-ay., hedr Fourteenth-at., $7,2%), only #2.00 Addrces ¥ 03, Tribune ofiise. DV BHICK_IGUSE, O d-AY.. for 2.5 fra Addreas K 63 Tribune otiive. SUBURBAN REAL ENTATE., SOR BALF-PANK HIDOR<TWO.STONY BRICK honse aud 4 [ots, with bara, £1,000; oply £200) dowa, New 2-stary L room |lfll|lfl'4 81,201 only €200 down. 41 w0 Ints, €50): nnly £5) dawn. eapert homes yet oficred, and that dine, ~J 6, T Conchmen, Teamaters, etc. ITUATION WANTED — (nak‘hl'!:'l DLMI(:H wililog INFECTIONEN ON 4 ateady work, at ny A and rtlubfu‘.m; TIONS WANTED-DY A MAN AND WIFR, mangy tan &3 couchman, wifs (o hourowsrk, ) natr, good city refs . Miscelinncons. TUATION WANTED-IV pltimore, "vnnT%' Y A0S af Acdress L 97, Tri ATUATION WAY tionucer of uioe yeal " West e e towns tu atteml payment down. 1 0‘2?'1.) COAT MAK: 10 RAILROAD LABORERR, STEADY al: opners: Trce fars; a ! NTED=27 RAILKOAD MEN FOI INDIANAL company works free fare thels trains (o 1 Quincy itnilrond Three: oo cottage The alave ore 1he can be pald for in oun A BLOW ty for enine frm or fi notified that ne ohite. ito coslminers o 5. l.nenne’-'u. Noon 4, leaves nt 10 o'clock, ani g o Miscelinncouw 'AXTED=- A BOOT AND S/10E SALESMAN Il gnods [n the States I,SX'F A Mot bo aequat expesience, UM.lsurrl Gruy fring on sour hahles, only get near the door, so thntif thoy ery you can tike them out for a few minntes, nmd then brityg them back agvn, to benr the lamba bleating among the Nock, " The hymn war one which had been given todr. Sankey In Ireland by the publishies of the famons Dablln tracts, hall’a ton of-which were sent to Clicago for distribution by vur Y. M, U, A, short- The author, dying a short come Button & Thompson, their lgurea bein extremely low, Taibot & Jones, aud Green ¢ Co, followed n the same come McKechnie, Hill & McK After them come hizh figures, ranging from 00,060 Dispatch tn The Tritune. —A Convention of delepates ipality In the Province is to be held sbortly to conslder the best couree to pur- sue in order to secure the abolition of exemntlon from taxation. ————————— _ GRASSHOPPERS, Osmana, Neb., Oct. 25.—Govs. Plllsbury of Miunesota, Kirkwood of lows, Hardin of Mis- sonrl, Osborn of Kansas, Pennington of Da. kota, Garter of Nebraska, and several eminent Professors and gentlemen, met here to«day for the purpose of dizcussing the moder and means of ridding the country of grasshoppers, committee was appointed to prepare und gent a serles of resolutions to the farmers of the country, and u memorfal to Congress. The Convention was serenaded during the evening at the botel, f handwime scre-iots, only Uirce #atton. for 8100, Worlli ton comman Jote, ar a South Cliengs 1 for 8130, ay $331; 1o A 106 Derburieat. D LOTION FABY T c fare: Iake wat oAt Spectat Correrpondence ar The Tribwne. Exusiia, Wednesday, ~Work dectiening, Chirls ctting ble<eed, l‘.l:ulv:h well flled last night. fasourl, Kansw, sad ed Wit the trado in these t Wrsteclaas, rellabie men tined ap) + BIIGIAM & CU., Huiod, QITCATION WANTES ) e thankful to the Clhirt nish him o good hunie Tur bl ITUATIOR WANTED—HY KIGITT L rence. K AR, Trib _ p;uuve, and next ian family who w chinle, of Chicogo. farent, very lows agent, coraer Mouroe and M STED-TWENTT.FIV g lutg the cuntry. ANTED=MEN TO SELJ 1. greatest inducements ofiervd. 0] 47 NCESOR-stes Cabirts WANTEI-FOR WL i new work, in parte, tnelv fliustrat canvnssers aad gencral sgente. J. Do F E~$100 WILL BUY A BEAUTIFUL LOT. n deot, at LAzrange, 7 mfles from ajest property 3 10-cent troliy I5 ofter the great fire. Tonoxto, Uct, 1ime ngo, was ver ** {10 replied, THE METHODISTS, PFRATECRNAL IELATIONS BATABLISIED BETWEEN TUK NOUTURRN AND SOUTHERN BRANCIHES. w Octe 23%.--A large number of Methodist ministers and laymen, represent- Ing both the Soutbern nnd Northern Lranches ‘ot the Cnurch, held meetings to<lay looking towards the formation and establtshment of s feelfuy more fraternal between the two rections of thefr denutnination than have prevailed Inthat year, during the session of the Natlonal Conference of the Muthudist Eptecopal Clinreh In Loulsviile. differcnrcs that ont of the elavery question caused u div. inte two Lrauches, whick. dne- ing the \War, became known as the Northern and Two seare ago the Southern branch, while in acasionat Lonisville, took stepa looking to chureh anfon, nie was accomplished, Spruame Chicao: 313 down aid' &3 moathiy s frecs aancacy I A T ¥, Duetor, don't yon think you wonld be excited If you were going o ece Jesns In A fe\w minuteer™ THE SEILMON, Lart night 1 was talking about the Blood as it 1s #e! forth in the O} Teatanient. ‘To-nicht I wish to call your attentiun (o eome things said ubout 1t Alady ouce wrotw me a TeMor eaying abe had followed vur work with great fnterest, Loth In England and this coantry, but when ehe heard of my *he \was thoroughly divpleased with me, ** Where,* eriie ever teach the barbarous, monstrone doctrine that men are to besaved by meansof His blood?™ frends, 11 tell you, ITUATION WANTED-DY A YOUNG GIRL FIOM the country 1o do sccond-work and cwingin & tamily: references given, S BHYANTH LouisviLLg, K Li LHYANTH t SALE—ON E: muse; cellar, well. convenient 10 church,’ In Glencor: Tioom £ Metropollta M0R SALE=AT YOUIL OWN PINCE AND TERMA~ Ulentoe lots ab aceount of the h! which l4)3 conta each way, RE Call at ©o3 Lare claternl ‘nlra_coruer lot. 3 2 Sund it 0 sewing Or nurs AN & Vet city reforcacosby calling as 119 Ontarisester In the ‘New Testament. TUATION WANTED—-TO DO GENERAL HOUSES u{ aecoad work snd mind children. Apply it reaching about the 22 Sampl ser statup for circnlar. UFACTURINU UNG AMERICAN 1 e ’Bfll.’m I family. Address IIY AN RXPERIEYCED enera) housewurk. ap-stalry. ahe asked, **did D=TO OWNERS OF WEST BIDE Pii0] ~We havea pumber of caah chistumers for and Yacaut biisiness und realdence property or sinnli houss, near to steaim In the fourteenth A\ verse, Christ snys (0 lite ples, **'Phis 18 31¥ blood of the now testament 1 13 whed for soany, " Alko in Luke. x3il, . 20, “*This cap "iothe new teatmnent in ly, ch s shed for you.™ There are plenty more lexta to the same purpose, but these are enough to answer the question, tenchi, unid, if the aposties aud the early Chureh did not baheve the doctrince of the mient of Jeaus Christ, then 1 haven's got the key to this book ut all, A young miunistet once came (o me in England wrongor I am." wantn cottage, st Uottage Urive, Oakis R 4 404 Lottage lirave-a; JATUATION WAN Methodist Chure (100D MAN TO TEND CHEERE YV *tlana, Corner of Clatk and South \Water-ata, Call at half-pact ~AS FIlBT-CLABS COOR, tho Conference well experfenced; wil glva s N R4, Eahaneriene #ive saustactions Address A UOOD LOT FoIt 1SIMADIT vod locauton for” reating. LEVI ) Nothinz dofi- This year st Daltimore the Northers brauch also enideavored to bring ubont a positive undeestanding of feeling between the two divistons, and now ro far as timent, purposc, und brotherly love are concernel, the two Churcheas are in unlon, to-dily representatives (rom the Northern snd ncliding Dlshop Foster, of Hahop iinvanugh, dehivered wldresscs, thanking God that the atd unfon Lits been brought nboat after thir- 1y-two vears of veparation of die lnrgest ecclesl- ustical denomination in the United States. MISCELLANEOTUS. ROCKTORD, ILL. Special Dispoich to The Tridune. Rockronp, 1., Uct, 25, —~The Rockford Con- gregational Association met with the West Side Church yesterdagenfternoon. The attendance in the nfierooon was not large, a number of the churchies being unrepresented. E, A, Herriek was clected Moderator, and W. A, Dickerman Beeretary. The Rev. H. M, Goodwin and C. C. Adums were dlsmissed from {he Association ot ‘The Rev. 1. T. Chamberlain, of Chicago, was invited to addresa the publicmect- Tteports were mude from the diiferent churchex evinelng o general degree of ‘The evealng ecrvice was NED 1C MAN TO SELL L3 Washingion s, basem ED~A TFIRST-CLALS BALESMA. Riucery and L0a-HoUse, Oue Wit Undrsian cuilng preferred. Address, with referenc Eb-n_r_fw;n RESPECTABLR TO MENT-ILOUSES. 3 AND A1 TWENTY. It Chriat did not 0 RENT—F DS vications utone- FELDRINGE-COURT=MAKDLE FIIONT DWELL- ng. n gentlenian and wife, and Lwo ur more gen- Leasaut footis and buard, AV,—BOARD FOR PARTIFS It Nt roum oud mlcove, earpes pleasani. Also, secomtindations_for iwa A BTEADY TOU'RG {ake care of (lildsun. A GERIMAN WOMAX ‘boarding-housa o haKAel‘: W & Sxmflms WANTE] JtFol of gt raftabie Lnalx EIEE L g decunnt Incinoutt, 143 TANTED=YOUNQT L as e i Call immedtate A tneoting bere Take fotercst aad nem for e winier n Louisvilie and D BASEMENT witle i mod- 'jro, BEXToTWD NEW ern_Improvenents Avply 1w JOIN Mo Sonthiern division: o yon ur Marsachurctts, s **What abunt 1** sald I nbout this betne=ived by the hlood of And then he went on to say that he did not believe one word of wy sermoi on ¢ Blood*'; he thought and I:fe und not the death of Christ tha. waa the means of saving men's eouls, dm:lrlm:’f' eald L. 5 LANGLI 2-STORY AN O3 quirlug frun enxt_of We WANTRD~] Ina conk 1 & WITIT ] ut sn entertaiument TES, Ik UTADLE GIRT, T( EAST VAN DUNTSAT. * X STA 1loard for Tadies or entlemen, $4 (o §5 per weck, with use of pia 35 MICTHOAN-X ) pisiied, front room o back rooun; referenes require () MCHIGAN-AV.—FRONT KOONS, WiTil ‘_lQO e V.—FRONT KOONS, WITi TGAN-AV., CORNE w4 AL=TWO0 rooms anitab 3 WABAS 697 iy Ieterences require P ABASH-A 833 “ihd ik boarders. WANARLAY nicely furnish Bentlemsan: Naelocativn: 'T.\.‘l;:.xu—n W st ROk T %, ¥aihlng, and ironoy. 4. Uae blOCK from naln entrabce, A 11-Tu0m ocis fon PNt ver, £70. A, anfce6-room fat, $29. CHAS. N.HALE, 154 Rabdoiph-st. [0 BENT=A NEW MANBLE-FRONT TIOUSE ON 4 near Ashiand:-av.; furniture for Avply 10 GEU. 8. reached that It was the ANTED—LOY TO WIITE WELL, NICOLL. 161 MIDDLE-AGED WANT Ainerican womun sa eral huusework, Add i NiC FUIL- rent with boards als nylody converted under that **Oh, no; § don't work for that; 1 preach d expect them to he n:l\';.-'(l gradunlly by culture and education in the th, **Why, ' snld T, *'Tshould feel ae 1f religion was all & shaw ify with the Uod, yournotlons of It were true, " ** And I mysclf sometlmen think it a shain," he ‘*Who Tils own self TV A co.\lu'u‘rkm GInL s Tront(ag on Bute GIRI, TO DO RXC- ng in & private family, 1 ULis-at., near Divi<ion, EHAL HOUBE~ crence. No. 141 secoud Wosi 1 a privaie n'ILNJStE. Callal 173 Eigntecnth- morality to my pe 1.OUK, %o und 52 THIRT W 2 v fune geatlgmen, sL-puying bustness TARK AND LI ahed, ond wurk and ge week durlt g ihe year, ndidress for twa day; i the Word of cove room, with board, V.—A BUITE OF EABT FIONT board, wi.li use of Larn, No otiier N WANTED—TO DO G a0 American trl. Clty ref =0 I rond him some texts: hore our sins in 1is own Loily on the tree," ** The Dbluad of Jesus Chrlst His Son cleansoth ua from all of tho same sort, but he NTED-DY A FIRST-CLASS COOK. ATUATION WANTED — DY _A A younge girl In privar 1y, 0 de ke care of children’nnd o 1L at 64} Sedgwiek-ot, D~BY A GIRL TO DO LIGAT ew fn & pirivate family, ortosse to Plense call At the Sisicrsof Merey commission oliowe FRONT ROOM 01X SUITE, With board: nlso roum for asonable rates, West Stac. OGDEN-AV.. OPPOSITE UNION marble block). fourth hause ¢ it.—Two furnished of NRSPECTABLE 0 sccond work ew. lleference if win. " and n bood wnn, didn't know whut to Let us toke dohn, xix., 34 eolilfers with a epear pierced ilia ¢ido and forth- WANTED_FEMALL T T Ham enticn, \VANIED-AN kN v 1, TE LOWEL PART OF A i el el 3. 2 pAniries, closetn. Tiard and mofC wan v uooth. ligu AT Jt ane af tho s fourth howre vew ©1 Lincoln-uy.; cars pass the sireet. T—FURNISIIED HOUSE’ ear Twelfth-st, ing it the evening. WII0 THOR- orsiands LintRR-TuG! Micnizan-ay. to-day, MRl Fooing, ol e board und ail o prosperity and progrese. argely attended and Intereating. CILICA00 TIEOD)LOGICAL REMINARY. Tha second day’s sesaion of the annusl Institute of tne Alumni Aszociation of the Chicago ‘I'heo- 1 Seminary hegan with devotional exerciees crowning act of 11CH H. G, YOUNU, @ HBryw: art's bloud covered aud glonfied the spear, and 13 touchied by the blood of Chrlst Tven thixearth {8 redeemed by It, and soine day will exchange its thorns and briars fur roses and myriled. Text, Peter 1., 18-10, we read ** Ye were notre- deemed with corruptiblo things as sliver and gold, but with the precious blood of Carist, as of a lamb and without spot," A frlend of mine near Dublin TUATION WANTED-DY SWEDIBN GINL T0 DO WOFK 10 @ small family, A CR 10-11003 DRICK 110 ‘stanas alting on {able. Tonaeamer k7 rent nominal ta a kvod 18 WALLEL, 4§ Clurk-st NEAI d a0 Warin roome, with 1 , for, €5 and §3.50 per week ucliliborhuod quict 9 RENT—) Lincoln Far May nest. C. H. TED-DY GINL 10 o small private family, 1 Ohfu-st. ST MONTOE-RT. —TO 1 ticinan nud wife, or two sl ;m-mmn:uue uf upfurn 0y, Crawford, of Green Da per on ** Expository Preaching, reacher fu the right s mode of preach- WANTEG =DV A1 °T. housework o Kitcen work. Good r‘:‘l" at 11‘(;.1 Forty-slxthest., cotner 0UD COOK, eF: must have Arstecinl 2303 Superdor-at. T semint. aoi Wik, read a paj Ruod tenaut. Apbly L) West clalming that it piaced the athitede towards hijs people, inz relieved him from the irkeome turk of beln e could be simple anl natural, an the people wonld be fed with good, wholesome diet inetead of sthinulanis. oo secured 0 varlely of subjects, ceunomy o labor, and continual novelty, K. Lathrope next read a memorial tribute to the memory of the lste Prof. Joseph who was for mans yeurs Professor of “hhology at the Umion Park Theological Seminary. A commitiee was appoluted, at {he conclusion of to take eteps (owards erecilag some The Commuiloe con- , of Milwaukec; the fih Tuowe fuy private references. ADply without blenish means to buy bick. waa iilustrating 1t to me in thir way wis walkinz out Inthe flelds ono day, and came acroasa boy with awparrow i his hand which he had "Phe gentleman teled to persunde the boy but be answercd, **lndade, sur, pa' havew't I beon chasin' lum for holf on liour, sud d've ‘spose 1'd be afther Tettin’ i go,* man offered to Luy him price that the littie ful DESIRABLE FRONT tluur, furolshed or 2 IEAP] tho 1ooney. comylstely fur planos only §iU per munth T FURNISHED 0-RGOM COT: 38 WEST MO T AeOve ruuii on gecoil 820 s0iL Of 0uth FOOMs. With Luard Ly day or w low xud all modern couvenlenven; Leir (nivn VPark:. SON WIIO 16 i Jaundress. encee, al 344 Stute, corne Divisio NTED=A 600D GIIL FOI RECOND WORK: rhl:‘:&xllt' H}:l understands Waiting un the table; at 310 Gl 32l RS A Apply, with refe WANTED=IY "4 COub, 1 Expostiory preaching 1% REN [=HOUSE 99 FULTON-ST,, Lriek basement, 10 rootus Inquire at @7, or of F. Nt:v,\n,\ NOTEL. 149 D 4 dyar nortls of Mooro L¥4 Sunkey's ‘Tabernacle, Moody and Sun 51,50 per day; TUATION WA eral UOUAEROTK OF seconil work. ET=FOR A GIRL T0 beat of Tefercnce rred. and when he had pald the ow raked for the bird he touk it up and Intd 1t in the upen palm of bis hand. "The Httle thing had been oveipowered with fear, but prevently inttered its wingaa llttle, and then soared away into thealr singing as plain as it could wpenk, **'Thank you! thunk wu have been in he hands of the devil these 6,000 yeara; ho 14 too strong for us; he {s oiderand wiser thap we, but Christ hus bought ua not of the devi) but of the Tnw of (fod which had sentenced us to dio, uand we onght to i)l all the airwith songs of IT. CANGLINFTS. DT L milte of rooins, with hoanl, and two or three slugle roums; are iplendidly furnlahes Seanmsirenses. ANTED—A DRESSMAKEL QITUATION WANTED-1) st Teish £ 1o do kenorii o Irm!lc‘uum‘l. Woman's Al SEWING FOR 1010 INDIANA-AV,~COTTAGES, LOW 0 nnall families. TO RENT-ROOMS. %0 RENT—11_ROOMS, KUITABLE FOIL 1 OF 2 13748 pouth Deurbors BOARD WANTED, ARD_AND UNFURNIRIED HOOM WANTED within uilic of I'ost-Oifice for lady, e, wated of the Rev. Myron Tev, C, Csverno, of Lomovard; and the Rev, J, Wright, of Fox Lake, Wi rend a paper entitled **A V'len for o Whier Read Ho enld thata preacher wud needed W tratn and Never before hnd preach- i uy friends | B, toutzomery. Toe kev, A. O tiie Judy will nsa TUATION WA Eeiaplace fna bl Aine French ud CLLETS BL ubyE, Belioul, 230 Siate M. at the Busloess = — TED=A GOOD D114 W BOUSEHOL 1y ARPETS! CARPETS! 1 1 styles of wll gradca and kinds just arriving at his-puyment huuse Of W, A. LUW- Veut Madbon-t. and as wuch O TOOMS, WITH lock., itandolph-al., ATVEXLAT 391 Jiood hes tio crlea: Salvatton and dam. | €04 8¢ “a_closs Culu, *“Thy brother's blood crieth unto Me from the ground, and sow thou art cunwed from the earth ™ Lt in Colossinns b, 20 wo find the blood of Christ making peace for us, and reconciling us with Guid, lleve in being saved by the blood; tell me how you are golmg Lo W i A near Clark. 4 Jghe nodsewr Siscellanco ANTED=LADIES LOOKING F¢ 1l winter 10 learn an **art van be realfzed. (00MY FURNISTTED WITH BRUSSELS u\‘vl)‘llh"'ét l:t\:l and warmoed; for two ELL & CU., 738 0USE FURNISHIN TOV ets, crockery, in fact every @ A home coutfurtable, 8. yuiente, Tiic only' Qrm th Chi ke coinplete frun cellat toaull Al Tour Hoors of our wew stone-tront bulldlug, corner Lincoin and Madiaon-sts., are lled uiways with desieable tiew clean guods. Sirau: ora visiting the city nnd cash costomers s il find It to Lelr interest 1o eal) on us, d (Sr yourscivea. 34 i and thinkine wonld ratisfy o medern congrega- Prenchers had nuver bofore bad such quce- tlons to debute, the press and the platform as well ng open to them. 1hinga to be studjed by & minlater, bealde hils Bib- llcal and thealugical works, wure these: to learn what men had done {u the past; literature, to know what they had thought, W ture sccond to none iu the world, und through trunslations the best works in other langnugee, Works of genlus Hited them ubove the dull "The newepapers und tung e bistory and iy t{::wl West Pol by 1% per wee AV., BOUTHLEAST C 'y desirable rovins, withor withe s the pulpit be WA = ner Jacksonst., Sonmsiresue: Dricen anil on eusy wno can furnfeh s with chiolee new K NT TOUNG LA- tour goud wrlteiv; 1 iltes or lishit oflc I, ‘Fribunc office, steady employment. ENT—ONE OR BOTH OF TWO NI 1ariko front rooins, bo; ay Dusrd near Vo ad a lteru- 41 Uakeay., near Dowitlas House, MUSICAL. UNCKERING UPRIGHT 2 Amproveinunts. believe it eall s urk | our efna niny be remitted? In Hobrews LL & CO., 7k Tribune ofice. X,. 20, we ore told that the now and living way b) which we may enter Into the holy place is throng! il of Chirlut's fceh, t died Giod rent the vell of the temple from o botton, not from bottom to top, —the work —and that §s to_elgnify that nadow 13 opened by tho offer- ing of Jesus Clrlet an a sacrifice for the kins of the You don't need o priest, or bishop, or popu to help you; come youmell; come boldly s coine all alune; the woy is open TS, 176 OI10-8T., NE PANOS ~ BTADTLING Fre 1 PLAXOS - STARTLIX Dsldes Latl 7 e Bamiiiion o ereryhods, plano,—stand in tune as of daily llving. BTOVES! STOVESI—THE FINEST LINE k-soveS, TNEes, and HEALING fLOVEd Went OF sy payments. Now v ifiue to Ty your heathig- WE €0, ent Sadl literature " of Lhe 0 "o studled 8o fur as time ‘Natural selence should be studied ki §ts resnits, but not in its detatls and processes, and social science, based on Christ's Juw of love aud not on the law of universal sddshness. PLYMOUTH CHURCH 1sstill without a pustor. prayer-meeting lst evening one member prayed with mueh fervancy that the Lord would guide the church in its delibérutions upon this wntier, lender hqgulred if anyhod to ampart, but nobody 1nnde reply. ~ood thot the cemmittee Into witose hands this supject haw been committed €tlll have the matter has been iniie to Mr, Talnage or anybody elwe, but it [+ expeeted thut the Committee will be ready to make some kind of n report in four or five days. WANTED-D) Liaw that whon v e Ina ressecttie Tammny. S ENGLISI, ¢ Archery TUATION “WANTED. Rirl tu tnke care of & chil herself genersily uieful, A SITUATION Wouni {0 nurs —TWO NICELY AND COMFORTABLY hed rooina li el o DY AR WET. CATHERINE. For geotlemen vn; waa don from ahove, GOOD RELIADLE tho way Into God's Kl D double or wingle, toum 54 Brysat litock, coruer Randolph acd TIANOS, FUll P (s, SOV, CROCKEES, Ry AT 4 E 48, Triluns atiee, 1BITS pArIOr bedsteads ot (b VAl DLy BRAY A COMPETENT X‘ll lowess vash prices. balearooin 383 Weat Madi- k., Heference NTED — BY At the regular weckly LY FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH i o second-wor. Abpiy & oo 30 Klaganury cear Clark. NEW AND BEAUTIFUL o the Holy of 9cd for 410} llhe\llc pure, and rict Biock. Randoip XlousaKeoparn. "ATATION \VA.\T%D—U&' A EFAKDI’NAWAN‘ liousekeep - Callut 140 Norih Moyt JoWera 10N WANTED-AS HOUSE] Y wefdaw Lidy [n 8 Nest-class hotel or pri [onniia references furnished. Address for ong .\xl‘r:.o\;m\li& MASO0: Vi Lru: L., chold furniture at’ lowes! ‘I'nvre are o good many other passages T wonld 1ike to notice, butl must hasten o ki ) RENT-RS AND 7 Jy turalalied roouns; T X (l. d., the devi nnd any Information il with child *rAnd they overcame him family or all wor ., 11, 1)' by the blood of the Lamh and by the word of tieir testimony, " There 1s nothing that the devil hates and fears 20 much 08 the blood of INT 1I0OMS, NICELY FURNISHE! éd, cheup. at7 East Vao liurenset, Y-FURNISUED “TOOMS. WITil Tent Iow. 104 East Washizgion: 0 REED'S Temple of 3ub Rm:u'a‘su of tune, WAL b K 7 v i 2 Vi BV Lo iuerniin v Vi Hureins under advisement. TUATION WANTED —BY AN INTELLIGRNT Amicrica lady us housckeeper In a reapectath 1 willing 1o ke hetee en 1f required; Elgin, 110X 638, woullw't care preached other things; but I tell you a minister muy Just s well sit down on the” curbatone and g0 into the pulpit and not preach redem tution, snd salvation by the blood' ol ‘Uhere may be ureut crawds atteniding bils winiery, Lut his work will all go to nothing unless ie'la fasthtul to this centrul “doctrine of the Chbristlan falth. An old minlster who lad preached (he Gospel for ity years was OFFICKN, &c. NT=NE ¢ —— In IVIIX' eity. LEE] IN THE METIODIST CHUICT. 7 livy @ The Tribune. 24, —Your correapondent ** Meth- " in Jast Saturday's Thinuxe, hit 1he uail squarely on the heud when be said, **Tha Bishop's tabinet, the Star Chamber of tho Metho- Jixt Eplscapal Chiurch, dectde that they know bet- for s church than the members of ‘The _uppotntment of minlsters in the Methodist Chirch made by four or five men styled Llders and the Bishop l8a plan that must place to some wiker and bettet here 1 too much favoritlsm on the ono Tund, and on the other hand too mueh enubbing 1f thero Iv a charch or an clement fn o church thut desires a chunge of pastors, und if taat church or portion pendent, it ¢ decreed by the Grand Moguls in thele ber to saub thut church or ministor, REPOIMS NEEDED a0 the Ldi 32! D FOUND. 5 A_UOLL WATCH: Jucket, with favniy portraits, ded at 818 South lalsted st. whitile shavinzs us 1o ENT~STORES 200 AND 202 JACKSON: preach, i7 he do i ut glean powar: reot luw, 13 Chambicr of Comumnerce, GaLexs. Oct. adist Episcopni, G- C, WALKE WANTED-TO REN ANTED=TO RENT=3 BMALL. ruomns for lizht housekeeplog; fve minutes’ walk ad(300-818. ; reul UKL be €aCap. O Irihune ulflcu._‘ W ANTED-TG smalt fanfly wi nveus - or louger If agrecabie o Loth forties, OCTAVE DOUBLE REF duravic; mualbly faynicuts, | JAp oyaans Axoiion, FAMILIES IN W‘I\.\"l' oF o ITUATIONS WAN K00 Scundluayian aupplied ot MIS. DUSK) 1 N 4 sctting, on btate-st, between Harrisun and Liverul rewsnd._Uelives 35 110 DEARBORN-ST. wiitte sput on, b Liberal rew: thut church o, ants of wil natlonulitiee: good referny Cillae Mra. BAKKIL'S privais oliice, G State-at. Misceliancous, ANTED=BY AN EXPERIENCED 0 40 sevond-work, se ages, E4 per weeks nune uress G o4, Newfoutdinnd dog, mawer WARRANT- me the first remsinder 213 2 _pym 25 cil o TOVERCOAT TAREN DY wonthly, REEDS Temple of Muste, o1 ¢ BUV 4 vhel L Trom Wood's fIotel, Fifthuv., heck N = = o e Sk v walt o1 114/ Wil Dieado TOUNTE tho coat il €urrect tho i in the faith of thel veree,' £ jood of Jerus Chnst Ily Son cleanseth ua from all FINANCIAL. s somuwhat Y ch, & #orrel iorse, 4, CTe. Bt ear mlm‘e«l red, fine line i} Lou: A llbul will by {nformation of them. OSCAR FIELD 165 M SEWING MACHINES, TUATION WANTED-BY A COMU Tady na saleslidy or 1hg; bext of refercuce **ITam on the down grade and can't find the Lrake, " sald & dylug wan who ou the overland ntege-line. aftlon in an oiflce 1 Aduress H 4, Tribune. B0 TO 54,000 u"vev.l proverty, ed to bea deiver **1 am eweeping Alfred _ ook, Amb. " My friends, n 1o Jeft iy blood d thero it has and make thein obzdleat to the For instance, I know of a church and a portivn uf own wishes, pawers that ho, whose pastor_requestod 8 change, the church desireil a change 3 standivg, he b sent back another year, Of course, na Juyul Methodlats, they must hold thelr tongucs “This tnatter of aavigning minlsters to their uppointments lu the Muthodist Church na now dope needs remodeling, WANTED- Touitg sultah) mpt-poy **washied in the Llovd of the rist avcended to 1le hohind; it waswhud on Calvary, an remained for u tie blood of tho Jambt W you you let it wash away your sinsY Now | bu the morey seat, and God says, **1 Juolting nt the blood." O press mercy-eent while the blood 1» on i, and our poor #inful souls for the sake The luvitation was then given to go to THE INQUIKY KOONS, which wete quickly tlled, and the untatde prayer. meeting i the waln hall was also contlnuod for thirty winutes, OFFEIS THE DEST for making moacy to A GooD LUk Z\ business chunee o ¢ any person that will furt ) asalat fier i opendig wud r-cetbiivbing Tualied and proilt 17 1o ofticy bustness, ortly of ‘Lwenty-s Address 1539, ANTED-TO R! ciaes, Jow rent, untl) May 1. oltice, ive day Drated Wil isterial thaa o aanie a9 petal §7 § price $35 1o $30; ook at thew heford - EVTO LOAN AT B AR ihodist filoek, © PEI CENT ON Tilknols farma, T—~A HOUSE ON 80 ult family Witbout cbi Were 0UF church papers o) and timld, wo might discuvs this matter pro and con, sad Unally sdopt wiser plavs. g ritle inthe legizlative Vudies of the Mothodist Chnrch, and it may be tho eamo in other churchies, hut of the Mcthodist Chureh T speak somewhat from experlence, bave too wany old foglos in the Methodist Eptscopal Church that aro afrald to dis- ‘cuss anl adopt et [dens aud plans for thoe povern- What was the result of the great travall of the Ueneral Cunterence of thg Meth- odist Episcopal Chinreh belil this summer? Noth- Bvérything of vital lmportance wi and they veemed to bo crylng ali the s, don't touch our Lecipline: Vs sucred, jevesome of the delegates regard the Dis. hnore venerasion than they do the ibls, ‘This is an age of progress, and the Methodist Church must ndvance, or, If femalning iu the ruts of loug-cutablished custom, fall of ita great mis. We warn the tmintsterninl part of our Church that the Ialty are not a st of silly tuols (o do their feceivo in roturn insults, minsters, instead of puselng long-winded resolu- tions denouncing the running of atroet-card on Sunday, ete. (mid. by the way, your editoral un *» llock River Sunday™ was **pat™ and ) d to tie falling of inembers of thelr i puthier than Acreen, wnd set Lote e thedr Nocks, and respeet and be people more thun thoy du hall e the cause and the Church “*Algraomist Eriscorat No, 2.% e —— — TATE IN CHTCA- usiness, for salo at s your alia, | s L Lovtd 1 TRICTLY PRIVAT rooins, with bath, un Addresa Drawer ) RENT=IN A sriur and two heds cterences exchiauged. Thieee s tow much of th 0 the fact that ot God Wil accept 1GAL 610 STUCK AND FIXTU 11¢ & guod trade (o u‘l‘mflflml‘fl('l:llllldl. Y ce, hevetul UCuk, Bud 8wy apNly A1 79 Bouth Crark-ut. TADLISI BILLIARD AND oy sinall poymentdowa, far cash; ulaa e acilien [or ess money 1Ry craos Ualng 1he spurluu 40- ewliyg-machhics ore It Lof UUF putents, NUEI OFIICE OF Madisani-st. s 13 paysicnte, fente ALK=AN OL rainple-roou ol Wes I 30, Tribuné ob DVERTISERS D readers can 4o s i the best and elivapnst manner 3 Kell reat Nawapa) Llate bectiots® A. Ao KELLOG 1D FOIt CAST:OFF CLOTIIING, 160 miscellancous guods of any DN AS GELDELL 604 State s With il thres of these meetings going on at uuce 1 wounds very much Mke u spinted Campremecting, with prayer und stuging ull_round ‘Plie ellvct la tnvpiving, Though alightly cunfumng, but this thought comes utraight 1o the surfuce, —there 1s o geeat work golng ou ror Uod umong these great crowds of peoplo, OUTSIDE MEETINGS. KALAMAZOO. A dlspateh from Kalamaozoo, Oct. 25, to Mr, Crer, the manager ‘0! the evangelistic work, Is follows: ** Excellent meetings; growing; fnquiries coming furward; answers to ONEY LOANED WIPHOUT [NTES o ment of the Church, i v, Lixts und separato 79 Jackson-at, HERT, 28 WEST ahi 80ld oo toathe | FATEA TUF at0FR e UREAND PIANOS D, Toom 3,139 - JUIt BALR—)\ COMPLETE DISTILLERY, CA- pactty 5,000 rallons per day, locatcd ‘nearilie ity wLout Lwo acTes ol i, Sheduis feeding 1,500 head of cattle, In tgcs clicay for d, and oxchanged. MORSES AND CARIIAGES. 5 5\! AND BAT- GCKROACHES A [ Jtenanible fawdo perfuctly el o). Houses cany OAKLEY, I E ousan for o~ + Or loqulre st 4] =STRAM FLOUHING MILLS, I Kaie. 1 thres-ruy elevators. For farther NT, a0 I WANT TO T, 1 L ing land In €rstern Ranvas, aad 7 of thu best lowna i Colorndu, «nd suftio Cusb £ of krocorles OF goats’ furalshing goods, arun interid 18 an u-unumpd hual by co o Lail Oruddress AL 180 Eaet Washliglon-at. Mo TO LUAY on improved rea Ly at currelit rates. & ., 190 ot Ly test all hrscs s0id und at private eale, 1 NOTHEG xpansion chamber, . Bali 0 ceuss.” Wultaoy Musiufacluring Compiny, 104 Ti-av. ADIESTIOLLED ] “RENDALL ORELS WINTEIK: NEY TU LOAN ( witbout romoval sad Ttoom 8, 13 Waalilugto OLDSETS, 5OLID 1at NETUSING X 1! at s, 1 bugagy, OF 10 Novelty Carriag 333 e a10Ck, Whicl 44 unsurpaised by TUSEY IS HAND 70 LUAX ON , without Femoval or au colidierali UK, Houm 3, 118 Jaadoipheat, W cr in the city, 6. The Oshkosh papers speak very kindly of Messrs. Necdham and Btebbins. are held dn the First Methodist Church of that city, every morning In the week except Satur- day, at 0 o'clock, nnd every sycning tn the week except Satundny ot 7:80 o'clock, The church is crowded sometinies to suffocation, every foot of standlng room belny occupled, and largo uumbers being unable 1o gain admiasion, The following letter from Dr. Miner, ot Osh- kosb, will be tvad with Intercats 8 God for .\E‘:e are tho risut ten for the_place, The Videatly colmy Wi fhco, Suuds e Fighl nolo wai truck, God {8 16e. Hils_ presunco &id sy more pevdie weat ihan thoss ¢ own body, punl ter examples L heed the wishes of o now, then we grow aud tlour 12K PICTURE BENT T ! Fifty objucte 1o 8nd? Adare AUBEY, Butfalo, N NT PATRICK'S ng STANTE A S5 A FINT, 10 slofint the cheapeat wnd bedt caale OF petail L. 8. T F[UHE TOLL-GATH! | The moutings Al Ly it ON WEST { 1 0 owuer, dolng 8 lurgs a8 Jense 0f (1 foP IWENTY yoars at such urchaser lberal {uterust o the WYEIRL 123 Dearboru-st., Hoom udizon-at. Ludlaess, will tuki A rout as will pay th w::xmm by WS in srsight, sale EVOLENT SOCI! Hall oa Friday il Guud music ANTEU-A LOAN OF 1,000 FOR THREER wod {mproved cliy pi uced unly reply, TO LUANIN SUMS BTN KAE-STAN WITH 31,000 i, Wio Wailt 10 \iake moncy € sddreas 170, Trilune. Hicconghest to Death, Jultseitte (AL} diners' Journal, he was called to sve a man Insking, o slute wiver, aged 45 Hosk{ns sald that he. hod gone to work caklast, as he had not felt well, Abigut § o'clock be had ldvnmk lfin:llw c‘(.xlnd ‘;uhwi and the biccough set lu, violeutly st Hrst, bu b 5\l mot mind it aa much, thiuk: It did not, how- buuse aay 80 teal o AUTIFUL LITTLE pectabic and Auerl: K, BENNETT, 104 Or DOTH 0r Y r and modera N du It Value locaih A BH‘N.\‘E‘H‘. Agoul, wulbesst conier s, "AND'8 PET CENT—3IONEY ad rds un IEIpFOVEd i ., & €., Kovul 10, 153 named Hens! NTED-S0ME ONE TO RENT AND TAKE ‘charge of thu culinary departimea liouse, Uie owaer ress Box 821, Egin, " MACHINERY, CHE! L CHINE! AT, S inan vxtensivowod far, -proftable manutaciurtug and mercantile bustaeys, Y ndiug & valuble ownabii Q WaALEEGOWOT, Wit WoudWurk aud Bous s well catablished, and order always (R stapic; huslness wore than L Of first-class : thyroiatiog tho FINESCITTIAY TOUSE A5 - : or UL, SR FOI SALE. it SALE~CHEAP FOR CASH—-LARGE FRENCH ™ lbll'mltml';gh marhle Lase cost uver ul Farca mmm' g lvdgink-rooms. A« excuet ol aupply: guods pruprictur can attend o7 satiafocte 2440 pruiits and sccuritys No. 16 Dearvory: 1).\"'1'.\'}5" WAN of i cnance (ur Lh pight i ddras ¥ 8 By RTNER WANTED-WITI) $3.5(0 CASH IN ONI of he Anest duwa-town llrou.’ 4 uu i Addr subsequently he valdsoun dizuppear. 0 d lie then tried severnl local remedies, euch as drfnking nine swallows of waler, puts ting o cold plece of state duwn his back, and Hu becawme alarmed, for he weaker every minute. and Hoskins m"t 10 LOAN 0N Park property. TURNER IN ONE Ot TWO SUMS, ruved clty properiy. TO SUIT, TO LOAN try property. MA Y MANUFPACTUL. uth Canal-st., Ciiteagor 1 Classce and szes k IIAND LATHE, 10-FT, CON| , 40 taches awlog, one 1u-f8. bed. swing: one 1296 bed. 25 LATIVE TURN required: wwd 8 bu: aud kil curoice, uur palr of gevuine lace G, W, BFOSKORD, 1> -HOLDEI AND MEAB: d gralo-dealers. Ay at such like cures, telt he was getting coutivyed with revowed violence, wus advised to go home by the boss, made him hot coffee, aud he tricd to eat break- suat, but his appetiie was cotirel beean to sbiver, aud the hiccougti sull continued ‘The doctor was theu sent for. Heatonce administered twenty dropsof sl volatile and fittecn drops of ether in 8 wine- gluxsful of camplor-water, but that did not do uny good, Thu doctor tried to divert the man's mind from Ity but it wae J4 ta u0 purpose. c was ous of [T} 0dlat eaid It was one of 1is besy Be ever ww 0L cany & tlin (roni the begln- opiu werd 30 Luch OvEre cver attended. nchss awing; 2 1 1ud Washlugiun-at, 000 sgn oRs1E L QY eaelty propert ning ol s tueeting. e BOND, 103 10,000 79,588,55 SHEASH, (0 & CO., 57 Diarborniat, T S ARTNEle WANTED—AN ENENRUETIC YOUNG Tt With $300 10§ N aud Weph aludd. ‘muraiug were full AND FOUTALLE Ld-horse-power or WAL wors. _Addrese LENDERING KETTLI Addreay 861 Fullon. 1 40 arg wmust of ve been siiiten 8gutn auil Agails by Bre—thy people bave lout i ud 1041 Dow the necd of s glven (o o) Bow wa 100k Tor aud cxpa L T tueetiyg auid the meclind ln e regard (uleps for Chlcaxo, Kenoua. aud L WASTELTWART uicsa than with $1,000, 23 par dress I 8, Tribage, Pee BIG PRICE] OA% A Pt ai wasle Upeila Trivuag o8 oud U8 ever. FURNIULE, AND MEHCHASDISH stored (o Bre-pruof warehouse JLO West M lowest charves, NIVOIRUES, SLEGALLY AND Q y Stats sad 'Ferniiory s Resldcace unaecesar . INSTRUCTION, ENTLEMAN EDUCATED IX ONE ories lu Eurupe would be cullure W s youps I ice, free Of charges Addrias ¥l Mouey sdvauced 10 wity suroun! UIETLY ODTAINED tor Iutafllvl‘lhllll!.‘ after devrcayld yoars N Dearvoru et &ive lessuns la Yuc 00d Y0 We ure pravh 110 Quinuy-ab,, West of Gl