Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 11, 1881, Page 7

THE CJICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, APRIL 11, 1881. G Then, * 4 tho wants, intellcctual or moral, of socle- | would atomg her If she camo near him, She snld | Privates Feanoiscn J, 8anntonto, Sidnoy H. Bute p cmiet nristy b T e oon T o ",:.':,.,,},":J'if’ffi..‘,’{.:.‘:‘,’.;;’::‘,".‘.’.‘,{.,‘,'.'" como along | 10 F e Times Loauty Tus & valuce o | Bt Mothers hourt wan Do 1 ot | 1o and Wi 2, St i Aot oF re: A e Act thon the Chelat? toll us. And Ho safil unto A e . | k00d w valuo, tho useful valug, Inforatlon @ | paek and found his mother choppibi wond. Ho | moval from tho Btate. e hd ol Al AL them, LET toll yin yo' will ot bolleve. And jr | That suint feom whosy lottop | read o ropro- | yujue—and tho modorn mind 18 quick to dotect | fook the ix from her and chompod tho wood | oo ety 5V Conmpany I, First . L nlso ssk yon ye will not anawor Mo nor lot Mg [ sentutive chapter, must ivo formed hin mind | any o all theso forima of morit. Place befora | bimself. In ennutusion, ho relntend how he bad Regiment, reaotimenids the honorabls discharge -—,— Dr, Thomas Explains the Importanco | gu. fordatice yo no Bart | ‘and soul in_thoso geneenl surronnduide which | oUF aRe it pussige from Bt Anastiio, tor, ax- | holped 'n wouian . fond her deunkon hasband. | DFFIRCRt cesetiments thie honorable dischal AMUSEMENTS. e ./ RELIGIOUS sidonceq, and 1s now living haps: husband within seven mflca‘g'! v shnl neo t g of Man on tha right hand.of God, Thon sald helped eolor the thights of John and Panl,and | ample, histhoughts on Tine and God: “Nor | throueh tho La Sate street tinnel, seiice from tho oity, o AT A A A b A 9 i 3 y hou by tima preeorle time, olse shouldst | about the Lord Jesus, ana how y . ¢ ’ H BY'S THE, of the Lenten Seazon DT e ot e the Som of 68 A ITo | yot ik auint wis o inors fushioned fn tho jika- | HoRCTHOU b thing peceols time. olio shoullss | about o forl datire, wna o iy e the o | | Gapt . 11, Smith, Company D, Tweltth fate .- HOOLEY'S THEATRE. d 3 rafil, What nued we of furthes witneai? for wie | 108s of 118 companlois than Carlylo was mado | gnipues |mnll)[v tho sublimity of an over present umpreu drinking-and led n soved ifo ufier- | tallon, Oitawn, has' tondured his resixnntion. | | v tho Last It kave heard of his own mouth,”. This scoms to | into tho Jikénves of Beott or Burns, Jnwmes wus.| otornity, and mrpnssest all future beeause toey | witvids, SNy 3 i Tho serviees lnses in Capt, Bmith n splendid of« 1 1 l An Interesifng Sermon on tho Last Re. "l“t g boan n proliningey oximinution by tho | aa'much infatunted with the idon of perforine | aro futtirs e wnu‘t:h:’l:ugnm;mfin!h% ::I'I'l'llcl,lll; iy {nnn in ;nun nl?nnrn:’rvrzz;\lmvll’ngng nnd ngd‘ng fiearand o thorouxh gontioman, ] y chie At ¢lge I ., Thy yoars n ; ., Whe il boen drun nty-one yenra, by 3 % O corded Words of Onr Savlor, 10, TR0 tiny Ton 11n beFogo Filute ao boe | 5125,,0 aulwas with tho e or n Chriatin | Btk Y, S0 RE 00 St o o) Ay v | B Uit L AFRKARE (47, Lybnty.ong yenes, bt | | Capt. Ocorge H, Sherry. Company I, Third THE COMEDIANS, Regiment, reenmmentds“the dischn of Pri. fan to acouse Hin of perveeting, tho puople: | footianata ntinchments. - faul Inoked wit ipon 'rnyymm;mml toyothor becausa they do stand, | frlonds mid * fe will Uronk oue’ mening ho bivn vnton Waller KIkinad, Henry H Winano a K d th Wi an B Wom nt * flels Cheisttho King.* And Pilata | (5o MoPAIANA4eRe, arid sw. @ o i norAre thdy departing, thrust out by comitge | tried seveenl times borare” flo hud- tried, sad | GHghan "Tower for the good Of tha sorvie o . " il 'y pondering not awnyd but ours ahallall | tricd hard of bis own will=Just a8 fned ha any. i 3 Prof, Bwing's Boholarly Disoouras on James, | 1 l‘:i}llill‘l Wl‘l"}.‘:l‘h}l‘:!"!‘l‘m'l:gl||I.(‘I"!Fn‘«'lhfl'n’:ll;‘.l.!3lwlgf" fud anaiimzy dup luoked dub sl s inii L b oy ehatt, b6 mure. Ty Jodrs e Tl it Sy b el drh{klng’,‘ fin i mady | - An cleation will bie bold fn Company It, Bix- ¥ ho Anostls of Works, * Pllate sald ho found no Gt b the man, und | SOCHIE I TV Tamas looked e e thet | o duy, and Thy day 18 not dally, hui to-day.” [ all kinds of promises, swary to #1l norts of | teenth Battallon, Frilay ovening, April 16, to tho Aposf i peferred tho: easn to Herod, wiowiae -t in | SWGIEtiy, for Tt was it Diunonss landscage | A Diduio whict HHustrates old thantogien litee., | pleduca, but teitholit eifent antll hn went to God, | €100k Gaptain and Hocand Licuionnnt, Viea | WUI nunear for the fiest time In Chicagn in a totally 0 | deruptiom, - Herwd -seemod gind to sea dosus | Lo (VTR TSI STanOnso Ischpe | Gelra—our ot tterly rujects ity ot osaitse 1| Fhero bl nof boon i week 1u his 1o for twen: | Brown and Watsun, torm af service oxpired. imieatale, witety riieatlous, ut. wxiremoly funny orience Meeting of Converts il hoped 10 800 infricle, and_aaked mANY | Yiinges o tn fooi, TF 10 Thoan threo apeotntors | Bus no mmug valio, but It pussosses no valno ('{:unm yours but he went home driunk, aud (or | Ay oleation will bo held in Company A, Bix~ i y gin he T Joseph liradford, nuthior of *tur Hacholors, queations, bt Jesus rematned silent. Herod : swhittevar, Huch combosition belngs noithor to | tha lnat throe o four Yenrs thoro wisit i 8ay. | ‘taenth Hattailon, Weansdny seenen. called i An Exporie . o und “bla inun thien nosiked dosus: aind armyod | TN WCCLGE Attt A iaotplon wnd tho | 0 oUi e o itiral Hior tho trun. Our cpooh | bilt ho " hud acing Huar i bk since tho Sk | oGt attaiton, Wednu r avealom, Aol o at'Moody’s Church, Him i1 n robo and sout [fim ok to Piate, Who | feo of Gio number aiw uliko e pletitea which | 10ves the writlngs of the camedians and himors | of Decsmber ho hada't toiched & drop of Any Moore und uuglnmk torin of service oxplced, * Lt .| agin wiipinad ttis thnesence, it violded (o tie | Ly ontaprend. It wie so viist and so viieled tit | 218 Docuuso thoy muke s dnughi thoy | kind of llquor, nerhnd ha nny dostre, Capt. 1. G. Purlngtdn, Company I, Firt loxle . . 3 S PCTHARD WORDY ey ar tio eabibioy und Yielvdrad i o APLOE Gne B el o S epg e e At T et Bhie 18 s biincl | By, "LBAYO YO Sirantn?” gaked Mr.Nodl |, Cept .0, Pusiogtdn, Company. T, Firas ltewl, Vha i 0 )4 I s ] y i f et o ¢ Oln}o.?m. ."": IUEV! DR, THOMAS, . | chuptar, tolls iy int whnts Bilate nked 1oann 1€ Nusted ,,',",‘:.',‘,’,,,’,‘:g:,fl"‘ thesa suveral reports no | (U0 PECI | unlyorsos {t 10ves tho atutesnervbes | * Uraying to God In the nama of Josus Chriet,”. | I'rivates Guy T, nom.{’ :md H.bu. O.«lr-rmmn on | Ory What We Are Coming To. BETO Jrgo nttondunce at tha Pooplo's. | L1 ¥ro King of tho Jows Josun sdd: * MY | Wit mily have mude James tuen his faeo unu!tr.lhv‘y_!lnllng'l.eml'h);, 'fi?ufz-fi'flf “ul |n'mn-|ft§ rg:_?lll)ml the o s A gffig}‘nl"' tholr not boing subject to military TRAINOR, {Tmo suunz men . STUAILY HODSON *Thara wns A furg o klngidoin 18 not of this worlds §£.1b wero, My di8s | iy eor i rolligion of thaory and towaed o re | OF soclsty il _uush s ] hie wisy be o,;';,r,u nk you have strength enouel v ' APPLEBY, 1 from ¥ium, WML L CRANK Onhureh yostorday morning, d pnator, the | ciples would fikht, and [ would not bo dolive Helon of conduct oan no more b Koown than | CHUSe thay reveal the path of duty, and toves | yourse! . ! ' ] i W o Capt) - Geargo " If, Shurry, Cotnpany U, Third 11 ardor to fulle underat i Bov. Dr. Thomad, preachod on the themo, | t0tlo Jews "Pilato ‘thon nsked duss It 110 | what it wis that inndo Nowton oretor iatronomy | the Fomitice of the high foveliats hienuso thoss | © v No, [ iave not," . 1 : f of T prderto full underatand th plotand iumor, Y . ’ ment, Lona, recommends the honorably he piay, the audionco nen ruguestod 1o ba In thele " was n King, And Jesus answored u Ay 4 writers paint truthful pletares of all the ticep ho atrengthons you?" . Vg b C I ¥ Privates M A 3 RoalaBE lonnt v minnics ot bt Y Crhe Laat Worde of Jesus”? Follomlng 1n thg. | ent that il ‘'K, "To e G wad T DOKE | J0ks s onmo e mebiae el oo | nirachimenin, sad sunshine, ot cioud or tho & God And Josinr > e ot e,V Clbrk atots | ot aelovat fevmisitiosboruneSyroiack 2 sermous” s . | andto this end cume 1 utotho world, that [ | Thyso things ara all too wonderful far s, | We, | hearts loves alf bucausg thete {3 sne.relntion | Mr., Needhnm remarked that that wns the tes: | Luncr Garuen aod il ; ACADEMY OF MUSIC, ¢ . ‘ Tt {8 ntaholl.—John, xix., 30, ml‘:m. benr witnoss to the trath,” Pilato-gnin | tog, cun se only # port of the aniverse, and tho | 9F ull or ench to human \vcll~lmlwi hutoverthe | timony of a grent many, He hwl had no expes A X Vert Sido, Hintsted: Murddiaon, - ¢ . . With this weok will closo tho- forty days ob. | Aftired il lunocanes: but tho,Jewasald: *Wa | answer 1o thesy problmnadoes tot 1@ in our | thoological and metnpliysical wonls of tho pust | ristes himseif, & S L b Hecond-Liout. Fred A, Hart, Compnny G, Bixth ula Propriotor. el wat 1A have Juy, and | 1 ht to'dte, bes o8 le | I 8tinds eold and dumb, for no use of any name. AA no one v180 was, inclinod to speak, nil who | Hegiment, lina buen promoted to First-Lieuten- | NKICK NORTON Manager servad by tho Chirlstisn Churoh ns-Lont. With= | GRVE S, W, And Ly biie tuye o uugny tydloy be. | yat, Thu vinilio teutl retnuins that James it o tun U mndo 0 Tho' Wtturaneen whioh | wisho 10 testiry ant thes bl fon o Sete | ant i Keeimental CommissAry. Serrtr 1 ; ar degs o AR MAtINGoA A to teaco tho arigin and growth of p inired littte n rellion of vropositions and argi- | £ 01N B9 muny wide-open mouths.’ | awnd hnd had thale ol o o nd | Fred Billings hus boen elected Secund-Ticuten- Krary Evoning und Matincos thin waok, -~ - out stopping B mado Pliatoe tho more afeald, and he nwked | ynunts and admirad greatly n religion of netions, | owed so oty froin 3 widg-op i thale sine forgriven wern r:.quesu;g AL Of 10 Baries compans ¢ il 1y nnd Annto, Stughen. <3, W, Iiseesie 318 ym, lot e acknowledio that, whotior it | Josus, % Whonco irt thou?” Bt Jesus made no very’ % v A doevotion to tha useful does not fmply an | to stand up, About nine-tenths of. tho 3 ) 4n rry taGatbalo or Prolestant, oF both; r whotliar | ARSWory and Filatn i ~Bpouicost Thon ot 1o | {Lbartul bt very sonlblo dbiptar ubu-iti | 3, IESWan, 16, (e BARFY ot ity 0 | ikl e AN i e to 0 on tho Liord's 8113 | . Cant. A, b. Smith, Gomaany G. Flrss Reglment, Ageidann, Allcs Bataunin, dnd" Wit Viekort, o pa. ... fiba towndod on any apacial Boriptural suthor- | 60, 1SN OLEr o, erugiis THoAio uleans | ho LA OF el ln M3 Ter s hotorron e crie” UIOPEN Had i ity | w0t to du likatwise, nad the otlier tunth ‘ renueats tho iolorable ilhhachs of Muichund WAL I RIGHTMIRE, In hin dramay’ 3 ¢ H mora tinn i3 teue or Intoreating or valunble, 1t * Johu E, ¢ m 1. Quick, Priva 1E TWO WANDERERS. iy, or bo no muro than un appointmant of the g i Walls, nind. Corporal yron &, Harrin g.,j,.o,..,.,"'.., Gaoten s ok il arose. powernt all agulnst Mo oxcept it woro given e " nuof incowprehicnsible abstrnctions, . A utilita After singing " Smving tho =oed " the congre-. | Biawn ! y ireh fur worship, sl ¢ 1 wise nid good, and | thoo from nbove ™t and Piuto”nought tho'mora | Hidur ot o shig ia . sioll. Aatemens. Hal o | FLAR st iy thorcrara: Bo O Nk ualy'sie: - eatlon wasdaminsods i fow Fosmaining oo atsond: | Eavwuei s Weila, mud Corporat Stysan iu Reinn et s Kueniay Mo i, {ts propor obsorvanco must bo haipful to be- | to rolenso Jesus, but tho rabble provilled, Thus | tyrns tho monster vessol und makes {t o nortls | fAUded, ane which demands o beauty that {s | i prayer-moating, e Y B Col. Frink Noblo, Third tegiment, b And BK, Wed., and Kat. Matineos, nfi-ném«. Beats liovors ; and ‘suggestivo and Instruotivo to, the Ho was ot condomned by tha Itomnu taw, but | ap south, - 1o furthior suye, that as from a Jittly - Peatititil, pn - economs of the State andg deut.sCol. Frank Noblo, Third Reglment, has | gan b securcd by Loth Kdison and Bel) telephunos. . Pllnto assentod to tho erucifixion to geatify th e or el any -tho “dwelling whicn does : X o o * | tendered his resignation, on nccount of routoval ~ 4 worl. ‘And we mny il regrot that tho Lentun | anyy'af tho Wigh pricsts imd 1 brisees. o |0 | NES® contiugration iy, rasult thnt sl swoen | G u?':'nf Tt a" hergaro e “own | .- INDIANA. METHODISTS, 1 Colorado. |1y tho. reslention of Cre Nnbja GRAND OEERA-HOUSE. : survico {8 not nbserved muro genorally by othor | . Wo next cotio to the words of Jesus on tho onh st nofnw wn amonntof talk whicli nonortal | G30lto renl lnughtor or‘draw real tenrs, A sci- | BATURDAY'S PROCEEDPINGS "0F 'TIIE NORTIX | thore is lost to tho Stato one of the hest oficers | , Clarkest, opp, Caurt-lous - thon tho jtoman and tho Eplsoopn! Chiurches, | Cross, As thay led Hiin nieny to to urnolllo, it | cup mensuro or chock, Jaines nlioges farther | P1CC Which cannat, Indeod, turn il Yhings fn- * INDIANA CONFRNENCE. . In the survice, and it 18 grently to bo regretted, A ent multitinde and many women followed be- i th 10 Donat A i wnd | 0 g0ld, it which can ‘teausfurm an [nakin Spectal Duspateh lo ‘he Chicugo dviby S] capt. 1. 8, Nowler, Company B, Plrst ltogl- LAST WEEIK Thoro 1" nuthing fn tho Constitution. that ro-.| £rent miiltitide und many wmer - | thue ull the witd Dosts und irds wnd | 1001, bit which o trauatorm an Inahin P PalER S L ihlemg dvlbunec ? A i y ‘ on aulros s to coubrato toe Kourth of dulvs but | i tueth s, Biignlc o ““Lr"’".’?“lz'“;w'l’:gl'l‘n‘ ishos e bo Lumecd, DUt that tho aman tonela | i et ug- press, - detids o fovornuont | | WAUASH, Tod. April t,—Thiore was n lunoly= | Tt ieks péemission’ (0 tako his company o o New ¥ Of Carts & Rice's Opers Comlaus Co., In the Iatest / thoru {s't fitneas In such celobrutions; thoy tond | for me, but woep for yoursolves and for your | this supple A wordsloviis tonga to auy to o | Which dous ot coufor ita_ blessinga il wpon i | Incrensud attondance ovor seatorday ut tho Con- .'flfl-’l:& “:‘)’1‘: :i'x'l‘;xknlu!:!lg "’I‘:’ ‘!rln‘;:lll's!fg‘r’;!bl:g \’:!o:e):_s_ - London wad New york Success, ot to- perpotunte tho groat frcts ‘and memo- | chitdren, Forbehold thae duys aro coming.when | hupgry nan. Be thou fod, atd to tho wold man, | King hut upon the l;flllllll’ml! Mll‘ho pemalu: untd | ferenico to-duy. Hundeeds of visitors flonded | tuined whethor this will interfero with -tho rlos of our countey; nnd o “thora"is a |'thoyehnll any, Dlessed ate tho burren wid tho | 1o thou warim, Ut that iftor thosy worls hive | ISUY deminds ‘a thooloiy. which, in tho Wodt | g eity frum diffurout parts of tho State, Waon | briide henniinont. IBIILILIEIEI | [TIAIYILIOIRI nd 0 doop wisdom {n tho provislans and | HiLe Sl ROvRr bears Thowt shufl they ory t0 | hoow spoken thio hungry man (s o los hungey | SUnblo minnor, pluoes Léfuro the world the minutes of yosterduy's meoting wore reud It [ Capt, Frank B, Davis, Company 0, First Rogle Toguintions o tho Chureh for tho obacrvancoof | Naor A whon hev S Soruie s CRYCE | And o cold man i ioes aui (ientusc tho va- | CUEIECY X iSting douoninations aro. Invaived | wus found that M. Myors' oduieational tanding fmenty - rocoundnlp o dlscharge' of Privato | _ Wordsby IL I Steptonat music br B, Soloman. thogront days and everita of our boly rollgion. | 18 enllud Cnlvary, thuy crioltiod Him, and tho | Setad and ho bocame tho auvoeato of W notive | 1 this reat truisltion, from tho frrelevant to | was exposed, and It was ordercd strickan trom | Chios A, Kimbar kg 0n nocount of imporative | g LATEST AND GREATEST LONDON AND SEN YORK SUCCESS, béervances tend to koep nllve the sacred | tanlcfantars, ono on the rikht hund und the other | fifte o7 s } tho upplicablo, All. tho ehurches confess tho | 1o winutes, and bo was tuken Iuto full connec. | DUainess: Musicinn Jon Peterkin, term of serve |~ Buch obde £+ oy have al un the loft. 'rhen suld Josus, Fathor, forglvo | 'y missionney spieit and andor Paul bore n | fuleness or irrelovancy:of inuch in thofr old | oo WIHIESe o b tod ey, | Jog_cxvlred; and Private Wiiliam C. Mulvey, WYICKER'S THEATRE, memorius of 1o pust; thoy buve a vast power | thom, for thoy kuow nut whut’ they o, Upun | b seraisyionary spieit ud ardor Paul boren | urcuds, and crave ihe forgivences af Lo presont, o g oaton was grintod supernumorary. | ¥ for the guod of the servico. ; e toeducnto tho mind and the hantt. in ancrod, | tho Cross T was rovilod and mooked it by tho | St possossed tho atriking Featuras of bis pine | ThO yauni Join tha moilorr dunuminatfons miah | rolnttons, Sumul 1. Millar, J. L. Faster, Thame | Gapt, Chnelcs 6. Blehl, Compans I, Firat Hogle IR BRIAT thuigs.” Without such romindiogs und nssoolii- | priosts and tho pitlers, and by thosa who passed | tyr, bt us to form of philosaphy James sue- | 48 cstrutwed [ovors ayd “reconclted under tho | as J, Jordon, and J. W, Soidery wore cloeted ta 1, re s thy THREE-STAR ATTRACTIONI bi W 4 rRONEs." ment, recomemu 0 honorabio dischi ot tons wo should tend etill smoro to forgatfutnoss | DV g"“ of tho thioves Inined n tho secusation, | yagsed il his compuniuna In bis closoioss to tho | Motte, * Let Lygones be Lygones!” Hoinunlst,. | joucons’ orders, Churchetmembers nt Kandsile | SUsiomus Jo8n St Cook And Erane Vaawnn ; it the othor sald, " Jcsus, Loril rememnbor 16 | words f the Foutdor of Chritlunity. I'aul une | Uid Calvinist, wnd. plscapultun eay_ to tholf | (i ik SO0 = IEEEE ihe former o uccount of oxpiration of torm of | 3% SAMUELUIBICY, Mr. LEWIS MOISON, and a culid Indliferchco. when Thou cotmest into Thy Kingdom™s and | yoray s K trionds and to'eacls othior, “Lut us forgive and | Ville potitionad for n woud preactier who would e and v ANNE GItATIAM, With thia Wook comos Gond Krlday,—the day | Josus sald unto him, " Vorily 1 sy untn then: | Loho,and elaburted ehoorlos of sulvation that. | FLCREAAT RERGL Guier Teconchintion aad | A1l tho pustorul posiion with Httle pay, A mo- SEmIctpnd the ttar ny Wocount of Formoval In the Latost Succosstal Drama, In monivry of tho cruolfixion of | To-dny phalt thon be with e in Paradise,’ 8t i | trausition can nuvor be discovercd, Itiscom- | ‘don prevalled in conneotion iwith tho potition . nf \ e e"*And it scoma. hat, howaver wo may | Join tols ua thut whlist sullering ol o Cros, | iye S0 (L0 Koo bn tho CRiSTiine A% o ammy ny Into oucral favor, “Tho modern mind looke | wat ilolaters recolving 60 sulnry pay & vonr i Ao et Willlam 8, Mobloling, Gommand: THE LEGION OF IONOR | diter to our viows of tho naturo of Chirlst, or | S48 BAN ILAMAUIAC sundlne byand Hosuld, | of' tho method wni mpirt of Gorlst, Jnies MUSE'| {ordra thoso. now livings tha moving throni | 13,10 8upport th Kondutlvitlo winister. honnrublo dischirxs of Corporal Joseph Meller, | adimr e wisihy o2y o0 the most lutensoly tater- ‘mto tho senno in which Ho wns Divine, or bow: | oiplo whom Ho loved Hu snid, * Lienold ‘thy | D ams of oo ds b s ot of wiimillioiy | ac0ms to” bo drawiug 8o, nour tho shores of 4 | - Tho Comnitteo_on: Educatlon renorted on | Privates Frink Dicts, and AIbert Zowers for nont | hnkrameof the Inr. i satardsy. Iils snerifico 18 refated to. our salyation, yot'| motborl? And. from that hour that.disclplo | nbovo n wood &pcach, tn Lhat, entice miothod | MIKhty continent that thoy crowd toward tho | Asbury University, payine her management n | Attendnnce ut inaneetion and muster, after Wfimfl—. 18 somcthing’ in- tho faot of Eis sufforings | tovk hor'to bis own homo. - p - | which roduces roliglon to duty, Jimes atands | DOV of the vessol nnd bave quit xuzing drvamily | high compliment, commending it to the support | W eXpressly ordered to attend. IAVERL L , v > 3 ') 3 o1 W commends the bonora L ’rivatn I' W " 13 alt bo drawn, not alono- s studonts of history, i Tho deep friendship of John and Christ will nut d from thoup- | ML Mondonball and i. Nudding be appointed | GETRNENGS (e FONOrable dleiirgo Re brivale | LARTIVERI, Lastweok o ghly meritorlous nbout” Lho niuth hour, Jeaus cricd withn ioud | compet s to nssumean tolloctun] resomblunee,:| PrACitAl thought which descen by all tho nighor and tonderor feel- | volco, snylug, * Elf, Ell, Inmu sabuchthuni?* n ves | berair und moved over tho earth like a mim- | Trustces aud W. 8, Biroh and A, E. Mahun visit- | enwagrments. Alo, © for th d of the surve INEV Plehd K Y Contraet, e prosy loves th poriio. dhe thikas | Meruic, o form ot “thoubt which: Inld 0Vor [ ars, Tho Comnmltieo also. recommondod thay | fo Shmeny Al 0% tho goud of tho surv= GENEVIEVE WARD, . Aud honco wo shall, as a | ¥ My God, my God, why hast Thou_torsahen o loves tho poutie, th - % ue, 0! A LT?I;::ut:lhozthfm"thlg\l’:nur. turn our tholights | Mo?" - Than He milid, % Fathor, itito Thy hands ffl-’.‘,’:fi,‘.uéfi’: e ol the fi“nx‘.unw 1’:&9"{3., igiin tho foundutions of choinlsty, and meebiunt~ | g ontire Sabbath {n Julyof eack year bo dos | Frink Coluy, and Frank Wartet, ¥n hor original knd uncxceptionablo concoption: of 1 commend It, Rl ¢ L fes, and ngriculture, und.medicine, and ltery- - STEPIHANIE, Marguler do Mohrivart, tosumo of tho closiug sconce of that wondor-.| AT nving thu aaid. 110 s ot | Punaive, tho Hen often tho pour, Tho momor- | 16 Kl weticuiture, und mediine, and Mene | Lorcdto caueation, /- Tho Aurora Company turnad out_ splendldi 10 e SimiEtakADIY Wromt Pl enstiied ful lifo, notinyg especlully tho lnat words of our, —hylnlded. o rllu“lu’odnlllu umlrh. to Gods AN thorofaro, onmmit usto the belief that thoro was Hm‘ I;O;IP lnlx{x’n Iln :g;le'll;l' .".'.',“n‘r?: uh‘c‘.%l?fi‘l‘l"t’l’x :,1; u;. Mu;-:ln. Prealdent of Asbury University, {g;;‘:‘!&:fik‘a‘g,}".’lh'dl"; efl‘:l'bulfiugmill:‘lm‘;nw{fiu FORCET-ME-NOT. T % P . ‘| thon was the vail of tho temiple rout in twaing ot ' % plritual, U spoke at length, ” 4 o does B i et e oned, Blept inrosp an; i 3 % i q In > at d ', A a | omos 3 Vel o relloot. & momoat Upon iis TG ws | G thalk grives wad ABboRA to the gy Lo | WOl nok, undor,any pressurd bitvo eamposeil | O ety se, is (ho, weulie Bf i pEMGtiol |y oo Disteiet, reproseited in stroni Inngungo | Inspiator wa * absont without lenve, ; o T A ACE, mombor. whole, This would bo propor word we galng to | Lot us now briolly sumnitrize these lust words | unlon of-hourts. doos: not, imply an fdontity of | HAtsformed Into deods. And the terms and | tho advahtages of Fort Wayne Collegos, Cnpt, Cbnrles 8. Diobl, Compnay I, Pirat Regt- | SPRAGUE'S OLYMPIC - THEATRE. study tho lust words of . Luthor, ur -Wealoy, ar | of our Bavior, In tho Gurdon, wo bavo s gront style and boliof, * - . stutements which cannot fu some way bo fitted W. Q. Dundy, financlul agent of the Garrett | mont, rocommends the dishonorable dischurgo Clark Strest, opposita Bhermon lonse, Bocrates. The meaning and yaluo of last words | wgony ind ‘)“ol. # cheurful submission. Who can Our comnon Chrlstinnity Is now undergoing, n | 10to buman lifo are beckoned to step sislde, - Bho | Bibilelil Insticuto, pleaded tor bis fnstitution. of- Private Joha M. Schacfer, for the gooil of tne Evory Night this Weel at8 o'clock, are ta be found - Iargely I tha fucts of tho pust | know tha depth of sutforing hid ‘nway in tho gront teansltton.—n transiuon porfod as fnpor- | Will Prove to be the founder of a yow. world, -| , Considerable discusaioi ot tho morits und e- | marvice, for ton-attendunce at drill and none Matinees Wedncadny, Naturdsy, and sundag, lifeof tho one who “utters thom.: The dying | words “My soul {s excoeding sorrowlul, ove tunt as that of tho sixteonth centiry, when re- In tha studios of tho great scilptors and n’| merits of tho several educationil Institutions | nuvmont of ducs, und that Privato Detos F. yant { b] I ¥orasof & inothor ato deurto hor oblldran bo- | unto doathit . Thore was tho soniso of desortion | uglon bogan to narch out of iexoniand fxbja | {0 adjulning snrds and shups tbure nre muny [ ws artaing, indicating an over-anxioty on tho | [eew asdvopacd from. the mails for s, Kelly & Fyan's Bards of Tara Gombination, . use sto {8 tholr mother; and sou country | and of a bitter cruelty from those Ho camo to R blncks of marblo in which au irin, or # hund, or ne| part of the several representativen, whén Hishop ehorishes_ tho st words of n Prosidait, o '] anvo. Thare was b ranlizgtion of tha world's aln, O b new piboot ffi’,‘i"r‘.‘gufi':,{,‘;"n{'{:’.}é‘s‘f it | Torelioa is begiuning to bevamo Hsible, bud tho | i patrlot beoausoor his!pusition and relutton to'| snd guilt, and need; of is durknoss nud doath. | ws tho modorn fce moved downward from ' the | Marbles nre scen. to Lo ucglected and abused, | displ 4 15\ 4 G Wi —_—— = = the publio. And :thus, loo, the disciplesota | Tla atood, as it were, nlone (1 ail- this desolation, oll cust. Evon tho continenis and scus move:| #hd beaten und brokes, as u workmun may de- | rivai Each educations] institutiun should mmfi Ave, an" ooru’ n;ln-nrt for court- ST. JACOBS OIL. reat |eformor. or. toacher tro enroful to ntol | this night, this storm. * s swoat waa likesrent nbout, and fand becomes water, und the ocoitn | 870 # pleca of stone, ar to v.-xPurlmm;c with u |-colparate with the other, Tho Hishop wisonce | Hrtiul for pinying curds in Sloarmory Alier fiis last utterancos and to_cbserve ol the evont | drops of bioode" And yot [0 waawiling o bes turnsIntottebls und gnrdena. ‘Taus relizion in all | 9w titnmer or tool. Thelr hlstory Iy simplo, | Drofedsor In Asbury, but strangly fndorsed ull | boluz farbldden to da so. and usiog Ay = connected with tho lnat hours, But tha valuo of | tho great ugony,—ta rink the cip. to boar all |. 1ts pumes is Hubie 16 move bout and auton now, | After the workman bad bogun to curve out the | Methodist institutions, gnuualzu after they wergordered to quit by tho thess words- and facts- Ia “found In the life of | und sutfor all, suying **Not my wll{:bnt thine bo | forms in now plices und now times, n thoaix- | formn in tho model, soma durk linea revenlod | Memuors of tho church at Andorson, through | Cuptain. ‘which thoy are tho final expression, ° done,’ * teonth tontury the northarn part of Europe be- | themeelves, orelse useam of earth orinferior | tho Bishop, presonted A. W, Lawport n gold Capt., And thus it is In tho life sud donth of Chrlat, In tho botryal nnd acvest; 1o sought notto | gan to move awny from an external roliginn | Hbre crussed tho chisel's:patt, The work must | wutch, ho having ratsed 10,000 cnureh debt last | ry, recor nds the dishonorable discharge of 1t {8 tho character and tao persan of Cbrist, und | escape, but aiime forth, suying, * 1 aw 1o whom | fyward ane thnt Bhould possess more of bourt | 810 20d the urtist must Acck for some blouk of youry : < * | Privates Emiel Alsbery, Christinn T, 1. Hass, the unique pluce Ho 0118 in all te bistory.of tho | yeseck.”” At His prosencis und beforo the un- | and of ohnracter. Bt the - Fomoval was only n | Oncsolid texture and of snuwy whitonuss, In T nlhlusoclety,cz:mmltmo roportod, | Heary G, Horbert, Willinn 1. Phelps, und Honey D ‘world, tuat. Klv:l)ln special significnnco to I1i8.| seen powers mbout [llm, the multitude **wont- step, and not a porfoct sundering of old ussocln- | OUF Wunsition period this now-born getlus—tho Gillette, of the Tast Ohlo Conferenco, spoke | L, indzinskiyfor the good of tho ecrvice, for | Hif W{mmr it T R i P Star Varie'y Artiate. mpson 1rnse and J Capt: John 11 Sterrs, Company H. Third Regl- e 4 avor Hvuiry lcllc:vl‘l,\'l:idlh“ur:‘um;[r‘l'(‘lmg 'i»"'s'fi'; ment, Lonu, recommionds Privatos Jnon Ave, | m2ionday Aocl l3-Sncljbukivs Mujostics. THR GREAT GERMAY REMEDY RHEUMATISM, NEURALGIA, M. Holmes, Company F, First Infaut- ot ine any. furthor, that It I8 | Laok And foll to tho ground.” ife suld H divinity of works—has for n buif century beon | on bebalf ot the Divin Socloty, 24 ‘non-uttonaunce at drills, and non-payt 14 i3 wo atly tho Tife, O Cariat fs k Wholo | oall loginns OF anele to bia fericas SiGeoua | tond. Protosiantiem was Salonk Jus'e, muroh. | condomning those thoologieul marlica which | “Dr. L. . Stuntutl, Foung Sea's Chelsting Ase | Hon S e that wo can truly study jtatalls and thnt 18 so-| it not. Omniputent powor subtttod totho rage | ever taken by the Churchs but, belig anly a | jcomtal tirred by some dark band of seams of | soclation ovanwelist: Dr. Host, editor of tho Capt. J, R, Trevott, G ' I, Ninth Battal long on 118 0wl 1njes! 3 1] n the hnnda of 0 mob, and on t 3 3 3 & £y D 0 FCL ¥ ) c| d thore fa very muoh In (ho' ife of GhFist. that 15 | forg Dilite, 1o meekly wiinmaey (1 gl bes. e e O e ot Kiting | | Tho religion of Chrlst and of his disolpla | Orlcans; and Lowls Fare, of tho Sioigan Con: frivates Blwoe FBurteau; obors Unrmoy, 8 common-taat sauches the plano and tho oxpe- | vonfessod that o was the King of tho'Jowa, tho | compured with the Itoinnn bopke out of which | Junes 18 i soleaco ‘whioh dels dircetly” with foponce, werd Introditeed to the Couferunce, ) canlay, N.. H, Mutthaws, B, 8. Maxwell, un ' o & ¥ P . I, Shafer, on nccount of. removal from tho SCIATICA, ences of nll livess but there is much morothat | Bon of -Gad; that He wus bors and o mun's hnppiness and righteousness. It an ro The Sundny-Sehool Commities reporied, ree- | D g 3 v ol B eto it o alanes Sehs IE YOt takaary | WO ads that Tle wus b 180 trath. And the ey .li’.ffi'l‘luR'":':'.?&'ggivti'c'fi“l’xsll':l‘:vnlau{m\?l turn t u munpliolty of dnctrlio and to an olo- | emmending tho use of tho Hiblo and Tutcrna: | SWute.. Also, for the good of th servico, Privato " ona of the remarkublo fiots of that life, usteod- | mankind might havo romieslon of slnd through | grados . aod qualitjes: Grouk nnd Asintio, and | auonee full uf proiso and hope, Iy ite glowing | tionul iesson-leaves, : | I I Btlekrod, | 7 LUMBAGO, ng the multitudo or ralsluy tho doad, taken by | His blood. 3 1 1lebrew und gnrleuun’ contributed to maky up | Precobts uud hupes a Biskop Whipple ean sllure Tho Committee on Temperance voported, dos At tho request of Cnpt, J. It, Trovett, com- Itsclf thot faol niuy apuour #o unusual, so out | Ou the way to tha Orass Ha told tho dnughters ' na ewlowinont for. tho young worsip, Bintp. | thousand wilduon sway frou dogredation to | manding probilition, askivg tie oiitlenl purtics | manding Compnny D, Ninth' BREEATon. St BACKACHE, of the ordinnry coitrse of all othor-lives, us to [ of Jerusalemn to weep not fur Him, but for them- was deolured o good Chrlstinn, and the teach- | cducation, und industry, and song; by ity udups | to put furward auly proibition cundlduies, ine | paizn, the folluwing* non-commigsioned ollivers seem Incrediblo, to almost overtax hellef; but | aelves, pnd told of tho coming dostriction of fugs of " the and Nuw Testaments were | tition, and simplicily, and luvo tho frogdnien of | dorsing tho cail for o meetigr wt. Indianavolis, ave buen rediuced to raaks for nog-attendince § CROTT I, if wa study tha life as o whole wo find it ontiroly- ““,".[‘;'_ Thnt torrible dny came, and more mitgled with thoso of the Deiphid oracle, The.| QUF Bouth cuuld, Inu scorg of yeurs, bo trans- | Biuy ¥4, and the Ninth Nutlonal Tomperance | audelils: Sorgts. Willlum P, Lockwood, W. E.. " "? conslatent with itself, As un ordor of lmlng aad | than a milifon of its Inbabitants porishod In tho | otornul fires of the old Porsians wore perpety- | furmed into cltizens intelllgent and moral, Ita | Convention at Snrstoga Springs, Juno 2 Paught: Corporals John W, Mulliken, Goorge SORENESS life, boyund a cortnin point that life, that-belng | long uiege. = ~ * + . -y« =~ > .. | nted in ‘the. candl of tho Church, aud | fraud aucstion is, Whatdues mun nost neod? D. Spolimin wus apuolnted Yemporance Evan- | W, Curtls. 13y order of Licut.-Col. A. 8. Cowitn, - riscstalts own sphorej it movos along its, own | ~On the Cross. or.as they.nailed his body 10 the . 2. :Bolomon's « Tomply | L0 meet that need fa 1t gty nnd nndont desire. | gellst for.this Conforonce, . ... Sy i Cnpt. B. Wintor, Butters ‘A, Diluville, recoms or e Diuno; It Is above the -paths -along-: which' | tree, Ho prayeds " Fiithor, forgive -thom; they | waa* vepontid - o ‘cofisors of the Chris--| 18 this commun longlig’ for man's welfuro a A rasolution offured to change the timo of hald- mends tho dischnre of Sergt.Stephen B.Th CHEST, wo und all othors” journoy: . it ta an | know not whnt: thoy do."'Of wondrous moros, | tian suooessors of -tho. tomplo. And il tho oue | bundred scattered donominations, whuse doo- | toi the Confurtice fran spring th fall wns mnudo o Sern, Wil A Py o Plvaten Wil 4 R Ly order of lifa by ' ftself. It “ 18 Divine, | —bonutiful, fargiviig proyor for thuso who word tangloment of Orlontal thought sceins to huyo | ITINes nre ae varied as tho lundecipes of Nature, (uuupuclnlan}uro( bitatness tor Monduy morn~ | 401G SEC. Tont ll.‘l'm! “\'vum ““B Sh }'}‘ qut, belog Diving, 1L pores, o ous warld | taking I lffe, On tho Cross; e extondad | ook ropracucar i tho weities of i fnunars, | At tetding towrd ono pulnt, ta componaato ot | fue. 'fs Will likely provalls and tho. timo oo | 3L, Sloure; Jou T varey, Willan B, St { SORE THROAT, rou| un oxceptiol irths . totiches 0 the penlte nd turned -, ¥ 1 ¢ ¢ " ¢ I, LA Y T aervice ;h‘ul ké{n nrlpl:lnlua:nrl 2 J’“i’x‘."d‘"”'a e nlAmmL fi:fir‘x’é ml‘ldd[l&fll from O‘t‘ \'vErhl of u’i?‘ ..'A’J a::l'n ;“:mfl;’hg%&f ‘;‘f,‘:“;,l","’;“," fiéfi,fi};':fif,‘,’fi {llln |:1||‘l’:, b\:‘urumrltggsl;fil twllllll u:lll 'lelm fx":':.K:\ al; ;Jh;-‘l'uv; i:x“m ‘}).gglol Women's Home Misslonary Soci- 3:‘:3 ‘l’.;‘“"lc:g‘::":‘"g““:&;‘:'l"fifl é’;;:"g(‘n‘l" aervice, QUINSY, ully upproael; It houls tiie blind and the lnmo; | to tha puradise of rest. On tha Cross, Ha remom- % y ? , o 4 ’ Sy I ; ' feriiaca the dbads It StAnds AL thG COMLIGR OF | Loeny Das it uf fC8L. On tha Cross, Ho rumom~ e a1l tiiae To it (k. os OLDAHLS | worids, biit of words vory cholca nnd Btrong.—, | ° 4o lishop read n- toloarnin frodh . Stabler, | Compnny C,.Blxth Regimont, bid a compotls SWELLINGS truth and casily speake in uxioms and peincl- | homo of tho disclplo Ha loved. - On the Crose, Ho | aro unfatellgiblo to all roaders now lving: and | Modest James, wo inay fead tho tussion of ' alf postar at Newcustle, saving ‘o did not deserve | tive drill "o "weok ngo - laat Tuesduy ovening, aup s Dless spouks With wuthority when othor miuds | uttered [fja great ory of distreas, My God, my | equally without meaning. Is bis discussion af | (0Gtrine and falth—namely: tha lininediate, and | tho NBlghop's cousurd dolivored yesterduy, bes | amouk the privates, o Gotormine who. Wars SERAINGS, tanunly ruason and guess. And moying along. | God, why bust Thon forsuken Me?*": Fukiug up | tho crontion nud of the bonvous und tho earth, | WIdo, and doup huppiiicss and good uf mankind | cansa bw fulled to muko & report; us his roport maostcompetent to i1l twa vacant positions of " this uniquo plang our Bavlor could &et asido | and wpplying to 1imselt the Hobrew wurds of | He stood for tho sigo,and ropresonts well o oload | —the divine cnd of religion to usalst ull govern- | nud been malled, corooril, The drill Included the * sehool af the | FROSTED FEET observances of tho old inw.* Ho could sppoint | Paalm, 23-4: B Eli: My God, my Ged; lama,. | or fowe whioh s dogse ns hoss of - Loudon buny | ment, wl leacnlug, all mmkr. and ull pleasuro | Tho Stewurds distributed thoir funds, and | soldier” from beginnlug to eud and tho dutios his own Bucrament ol brord mua, wino 10 tako | why, or to what, ot to what sort uf persons hust | ovor tueulogionl litornture for 1600 yours, L tho | in 10ssening tho poverty, and Ixnorance, and sor- | gsked for $5,000 far noxt your's olulms. 3 of a corporul In the cowpuny, The prizes wore axp y {io place of the Passover. And having fol- | Thou forsakon Mo?, This rondering is given by | slxteenth ountury a light Begnn to penotrate tho | FOW Of tho muititude, und fn redoubling atl that | “Prosiding Elders wero authorizod to uppotnt | \on by Unaries 1, Flamiug aad Hery 1L, Swmlth, EARS, lowed sich a life and found it 'consistent with.| some, and |t svems to mo o keeord woll with tho air and touch the “,fil, A greut mlgration soy | Divsses man, horo and lits him for the highior | seven triers of appeal, the formor scoring ninoty-two uud the iattor " ftsoll—consistent throughout with . its own'| Hobrow. I kuow thero uro diflioultios heres dif- | . nnd now books wore writion and mow forms | conditions of a second lifo. % Conforence ndjourned until sfonday. . oighty-tive out of u possibldIu. F=1=y s higher i7po of wisdomi nod power,—wo should | fouttis not of the lnnguago, but uf tho fucts, | of fuith woro murked ot ud ht wnd 4o - Dr, L W, Munhall led o powertul meeting of | congidernble nlarm Is ovinced ‘among tho offl- L. thon ba the morao intorosted to know now It:| that I cannot fully oxpini 1 bollove in" 16 fonded, But whoover shall puss over thoso eon- MOODY’S:CHUROH, ~ - | ¥oune non this afternoon, cers of troops {n the Fivst Nrignde outalde of et frould closa: nor shuuiil we bo surprised to ind | divinity of Chirtst; that in Him dwoll tha fullness | turics 6t Word-wouvini, Feuling WOt was Com . > To-ulaht tho wnulversary wnecting Is being | Giivao at the prospoct of tho 1iinots Nationil BOALDS, In its closiug scenes something of the samo un- | of tho Godbend: and that tho God-man sutfered; | poscd by tho fathors and by tho hormits und tho | CONVERSION RECITALS AND CONFESSIONS OF | bold with a very lirge uttendunce, . Guurd being turned into a potitical muchine for | usual phenoinonu that bad mirked its provious | and yat Ho was o nun, snid us & muu sulfored: | haints and schoolmen, will feel thnt tha tongue < FAITIL ‘Tho Bishop will preach to-morrow morning, | tholienalit o e i OMICo oF desiFols of bolng. u w “ P 1l progrees. - Ihdeed, wo should ruthor bo sur- | nnd this ooms to o tho ocyof His bumun apirit | fs Indeod a small Jnstrumont, but In_ ondting |° An oxporienco meeting was hold at Moody's | s the ordintion of Eidors take place. . il ‘lhey say thoy have in thelr ranks non who iro i vneral & U ay prised ot tosind that lofty consistonoy main- | in that swful bhour uf durkness nnd paim. 1o | iwords at the workl Bus nn wudIak power Churoh last ovontog, 1twas not n particulurly | f95mon 18 expeciod 1o Lo very ubie. Luudreds | Bumooruta wnd men' who arn Hepublieans, and i tained fo tho lust. * Aiid thas having rond of the | wus uut desortod of God: Ho foltin 1o fenss | “THan recont Himes mbst weittar thouht In ik, L b ¥ | will bo unuble to hoar bim, they doubt very much tholr ubllity to hold TOOTH, EAR Theoculous soncaption, snd tho tomptution, and | tio wrath or dlyplouauro Of God, - Ho was tharo, | philosophy was wint fa culied trunscondental in | interesting ono ou uccount.of tho luck of wivers | Numeraus Canferaiics ministors hayo boen s [, {10y doubt very much thoie ubility to hoid axp the ‘rairaclos of health aha hlmllna. WO opme | ns ut tho Jordan, tho * well-beloved Bon'; was | ohuracter. 1ts miu was not to bleas soolot) , but | of . testimony, several young men who wore to | signed to tho pulpits of the dilforent churvhes, lgwed to sttor.into consideration In military naturally fo tho Sacramont, and theQardon, and *| fnnocant, wis spotivss before eurth and Honven. aimply to oxpress itself, . 118 ond wus in Tiacit: | havo been thoro not uttending uwing to an on- | #ad tosmorrow thora will'ho more” proaching | (e They uro unanimous in exprossing A HEADACHE, :f‘adx'yce Upun tho_Cross, axd tho’ Nesurraotion It .{,‘:,’,:‘::'fl'“ I; sultured Ohl, m;rgu‘w bie | Tiio altalrs uf lifo wera acorued I comipurisatt | gngemont clsowhore, Thoro Woro over 1,00 "“'“'2;‘.'&2}"};’&‘:.5‘:3."?:"12'."3{& :,’.:‘h"‘?:;m thelr disapprobation uf the smondment to tho AxD “And thon, whien we havo fooked nt so'remnrke | Doeaues of alis bt DOt i n. slaner. Aed then ‘.’.’E?h..‘:fi';‘}‘:,'“,,".'fli;‘“w'.,,'.fi &l.:'g“{h'q';-"nfi‘;u("flb; people preseits - d Wanasi, luda April 10.—Wubush Lus been fi?,‘?.?.‘l-fl‘ifn‘n' ity p‘(fiv’gfin‘mo l(l;,r:l\":r‘r‘ltlrs I':-rlnluw- i Au‘ DFHER PAms able alife, have soon it moving along s no other | sald, * It {s Wulshed ' wnd thon, “Fathor into | for philosuphy alono, Proporty and homu, and | After the -oustomury rollglous oxerolsos,— | flooded with bevpla tuedny, who camo 10 hour | noin Lo comaiangars evory four youss, the [ litc ovor moved, we aro propured 1o ncoept tho Thy hands. I-coininend . my spirite’ Bluishodl | if the uppetites for. foud, or drink, orsocluly | prayers, siuging’ of hymns, and Scriptueal com- | Korvices by ditferont Confuronco minlaters, . At teauro of willea Lo coutinua during the plensuro ann Breat fuct that Chriat.came iptb the world for | Tho Garden, the 'Trinl, the Uross, pudsod through, | wera donlod 1o the ulmmost extremo thut thoro | .mopts, by the Rev, Mr. Needham,—the pastor tho Mothodlst Chureh, 8. N. cma pbetl, 1 tho | e vh e Communder-in-Chiof, Thiey are, ho f fima spcolii and. equilly gront purposo; that | Datignco has endurads truth has boan deolareds. | might bo nothing grent In thia universe axocpt oy, khagios 4 fure 6""“" tho morniug, lod one of:tho wivst o+ | guae {n favor of the rematnier of "tho ninen: ACHES. Hls mizsion was nbove that of othur lives.' And | jove hus burne all tho Insult and cruelty of ‘thought. The Bubniastios of the Middle Agcs called for oxperlences “to-dllustrato the graco | joyable und lively (wvo-fousts . ever wite ments, uluding tho nmendment of the Ad- c 0 Whon wo study the words and thn deode of that | eurths love bns gonquored at last, B wurd nothing but tho final climax of n scholar- | ©f God In saving from strong drink as wollns | nessed.. The house wua unukunl to overflow-. Jutant-Genorl's aatury, with the exception of No Proparation on sarth equale 8. Jicrns OIL &3 & BAVE, e, study tio teachings of Josus, study is Au pow all that inuy scom.ramarkable or mi | ship which hnd slightedall the Intorests of man- | other things.' i = ing, At bulf-past 10 o'clovk Ilishop Matihews B0 gront n sum allowed for auslstance. - AURN, SIN7LE and CUEAP Eiternsl Hemedy, A ‘-.}d alls gf“:e!nlflfn'un"v'fllml: ;?:?{a‘fi;fi’;& fl'-é"é'?éfi'é’; “mfil"’(l" “‘.’3’" 'elm‘f”& l""r‘ ’h; fi"““““"fi“ kind and hud mado a dostiny of itsglf, For | 3r. Dayllss sald o year azo ho was a poor, lust f{n‘léyfiofii:wflfa‘:‘l}:lr&"c‘;h“:5{':;’:\“::.\“%:3-“ 'fi’\‘v'L‘L': " THE QLD ENFIELD BACKET, e AL I e'h’.'-'y'- B Touiles proot o =t o 3 it - ¢ 't 3 > " i fo3 p p 10 bellovo the great and biessed truth Lhat **Thy vfl'fim l‘r‘n’ fl‘l‘; n‘mf»l‘éullrtu :I; o?:’:'%nmu:. {Frg’x:‘ 1.lrrst .fif..'.‘m:‘.m'ufifi'.. fl;’x}?fi,’fl:"}fl‘ ] 'l',,‘,f,'y ,‘,',',',"‘g::wa sinuer, without w friend, without a bomo, With- | {he morning stars sunig togetlior and the sons of Tha Tnspecting Ofticor of tho' Fivst Drigade | W uslss. piygerions 15 XLEVEX LANGUAGES. Bun of Man came to sack and to suvo the 1ost.” | 1o Juat It is cast on this hiyh, thia unique plane. | in oirolo tho Jupaticse used it ns an ond in it- | Put God or Christ, and accldentally wandered | God sbouted for Joy."” Iio. spoke fur an _hour | statvs thut ho was besloged through his lnte $010.8 ALL DRUGQISTS AXD DEALERS {N MEDICINE. And when wo follow that lite on {1s mission of | Augola sang at HIs birth; thoy gutlior around | -solf, The authorities would moet nt long inter'| luto. Moody's Church becauso It waa Moody's, | and a bulf. ‘o 'sormon was powerful, Hun- | mustering tour by companies baving the old Fr) Hoveus puand como Into \ta wondorful revela- | itls orass, Tho heasens iro opontd and omptied | Vals and rido arnund tho olrelo, To mitke of (g | Tla . hitd et hls homo. +in St - Loufs | 4rodsof pooplo-wory tiracd nway unsblo to | nileld muzslo-tondimue tiskots o o bl in= A. VOGELER & CO. Uoneuf paticuce, and love, and joy,and sutfer~ | ypon the oarth, God visits and redooms the Y g .o " bour him, After tho sermon Charies E, Bucan, | fluence nt weneral houdquarters to gos a cbange Baltimore, Md,, U. 8.4 Ingwhon o gos oue Bavior bivesiy lttlo bl | A, 01" Whot sballwo Awukon (G thi wone | ol Eguduis, huse RIchost wl 1hemiags the | fodonly, 1 ulinoss, In, eracer Tk arus | Kowicn Tiuswoll, Heney G DYOrs, Siindsl Dr | Hibde, s thak. (Ho3 WOLL sorelveho- boobhe il ren and *reoal sloners and onting with | dorfai truth. What sorrow wo should have for | historyof the Intolloat, tho doep thought of ovon | gumbilng, He hnd munbled for twelvoor thir- | Millor, Jucob L. Foster, Thomua Jordan, Jotn | louders this year. - The nulcnr._wnllul:fmpu.x.nln =i = them," 800 Hin showlng mercy s tha {allun and | eur ains: what hope it 1is moroy: Wit ovo for | loarnod mon has DooR ampioged nalg ingio for | ea pends 11 g mmbly o work a little, und, | . Sundors, A, Albro und 1. Naftzager, woro | i with tho campanies beurtily, could only as- OCEAN NAVIGATION. the outenst, -secing . Him glve H1z. 1ife for tho | H{m who loved us und‘gave Himself for us. its own sake, not to loarn’ valuablo soncluslons, | us 8o0n us in got some monoys to go to o farg- | Crdiined Deacons by BishopBlmpson, Dr.Stono, | sura thom that Adjutant-Goneral Billiard was | oot S S T World, thon are wu drawn by a tender l{.lllpu(hy Wo atand, my. friends, In tho presonco of tho | from promlsos, but siniply for tho pleasure of | Lunk. 1€ o lust, ho swore ot uat(l ho got moro | Uf Cliicinaati,is pronching tan crowded hiauso | dolug all in bis pawer with the State Lejlsinturo NORTH GERMAN LLOYD . 0 e suenc of fis triul nd death, Thou do, | grout lnw, the groat fuct of lovers of lova coming | drawing conaliisions. . Phio Chriatian oru hus tis- | inonoy, \hon he'woull g0 buok, Afar bls ac.. | to-nlght. Tho e i, Do ruad to- | to suuuro peruilulon to aXohango the wurthiuds . n L 3 forth and sulforlitg v sive, * In thiswas muii= | tingulshed ltsolf for disoussions and conciusfons | ringoe e thuught he would stop, and ho did for | WOFFOW and an adjournment mude, rubbish now ewiied by tio Stutg In the Arsonal o o e lnay buve thesa words bofors us fn | foatad tho lovo of Gad, and witllo wo woko yot | of 0 possjula value to mauiind. T tho 100 | boveral months. Ui the o Geding camo back; ; A . Sid. souuorod among trouns: for, duseiueublo New York--London--Parls. TEU OVOF The pror (0 afkun tho bains to | aluners Chriat dicd forus.” 10 comoa th us to- | dissortations of Auguatino wnd Piotinus und tho | ho couldn't stop. | Evers coat h cavaed, won TPISCOPALIANISM. REtory thia. Drae mungt rest with 1o maotars | Ateamers aall Keery Saturday from New Yok tho fons rse sorrowful blatury as recorded In . day In this love; comes [ the momories of lonk | cotemporary sobolara wo fnd tho foundations | into n ghmbling-bouso.. IF bo Giduct. jose one ON CEUEMONIES AT DEGATUR, | bf iho Assombry mat mthoati el i moriibors Tor Southampton und Zremon. i secmcit Topotint'd) B mhurdrls | e Soma S0 U e Ty SHECEAS o fous | oo (o hes, Tebyie o, th, Skttt | sibehulh maiexl, o mpce, O, dnds | conmbLATION cripio FONTIM | Ror i UE I IGEIAGR L HAGE | pamoopers kot o, Lapion W Eas‘sh vury; C A i | which at lust hrow, own the contompt ur | off, oven 80 fur as to 0 atrike bim . - 3 1 m New Y Fie fuescs nlong from thie Gnrden 0 1ho Croa: dotios to ue n oue sulorings; in ir (asses und Inughtor af the ;mrll‘d. raVhn is wo nllull"u of | doad |z.”u'.§“u'v'='n-mmummn‘nl In snotber gabling- Epecial Dispateh fo Tha Chieaca Tribune. el DA O A OGRS 7.'&:5:” i fl:flgfl?"fm:: - i 2 . W How ri n 3 £roj cs8; ho i i 5 K bin, omus n{vn(ed narratives, rows; comos to purdon ald, to claanse the hoart; “:x'u:{, ) fote ¥, “"\‘V‘fint’;lfl " Flimer ““\hut'l‘: 'n!‘.’.“'.?im“'.'(‘n!’.:"n'.'.“‘“x'.f’n “w‘::l.: gl:fiu“gu ho | DroaTul, U, April 10—To-day Bistiop Bey. | dor the code thary wera Lot muskuts of tho now et peond ol e LU B CONT shoandd our Buvigr comin, a8 it were, intothe | conios to glvo viotors over denth and Heo fore | Krinity e ard saimo of tho. inntirios whish oy | ooty ® Pluying furo, ie left Bt, | mour,of tho Bpringtiold Diocose, adinlnistered | puttern enoush o g round. The State s pore | {iU7 UKol A% requipd Mgk, Lred JFile b N owa ot 1ls sufferiugs, und for weeks before | gyor, Iut the Cross is now for you and for mo d 'socloty In tinies whon it should bave bee th {ng-- anybody, and camo | tho boly rite of conlirmation toa classof six- | mitted to draw but 810,000 worth, or 250 stund 6 | North German Linyd from kirowen to_Chicaxa |n, :’Iillh!fl?l and douth Ue soomod ofton opproasad | for you and for me to Lo in tho World ik Shircing & plow, of hullrlfl:{c ‘schoolonses, ar i‘&’é‘d.' ‘fi n‘:’l‘z‘:’& B o im" from tho | teon porsonant St. John's Churoh, this city, bulf {g:";;m“u{,"3":“,‘;“_3:’:;‘:3fi"{;“_“:fll"‘?x“'"g{“h“‘*: sngtheasly. saonls authurised 1o soll isss okeid o o Promonition uf tho areat agony that | Chrlats to bear fnsult aud ‘pain: to sutfor 1of | bolding county fairs. - Logia was used for the | pince whoro ho was kiown, April'il, 180, hoén- | of whom are adults, Tho Decatur parish is in THO OMOrgenoY, ANG 1tk CORAEaENCs. & ebl waa . Boutn C unotal Ayenta. TS ek UEat B IS | St oot hoverrions watmee] | ailsplasire of ek vldehuy ot | Sk Bs's Uhbre S Wbl bt | ot Novi. oot who' minia. | LIS RESREH i it iieos o el i : Ry O h & *[ wmus 0 been mf n cach school nlght, “The sormol 0 huvo - i it ettt 0 | S arbe b | SR BB R e | | R e e | o Ao Packet Com D iond 0! lobato,— r Ak 8 o o ) {sdisciples, and wiid, Tk, oat; toia, fa My | i5vo lssironyor that deuth, kd 1ovo alon G | Srn thsre fe portons aiiza ot i1 pursult uE FU.0ia0n PO Drayor. 1 Airuck Him 'that g wia | CUUTCl 1u Lula gsution OF the diocuse. utar or 20 atand, muuin s you, Thosa wunes aMOUrg AMerican 'acket Loin ..,.,’,'.v,‘i',‘,{,““hg",,‘:k.,fi;"",;;‘,‘,‘.{',‘,’“_fi”;;"{:: suve, : . birds for tiq utoating contuat. T bo ai export | foiding 8 wroni lifoi (Bt e couldn't atop gam- o bus_ar A uru v Lo tho Apel 1| BILESIA, | for thi Dludd ar_th ont’ ) 1u lozlo was {n the alden tino just wha WIRLAND .. i lll A ok . 5 it Is ow | biing of his uwn strength; that tha only way to MILITIA NOTES compauics '“""J“’l& bighest. In wmerit 8t the | \WisgBIALTA prl | Gl i Is My of tho Now Testamen . p o X last fnspootion. 'This ecems to Dbo the | “jatesto’ Plymouth, Cnorbount, Hamy yhieh s shad for many for the reutssionof | TILI APOSTLIS OF WORKS, . | {floanbxpert with wutotius or a billisru-ou, B othor. Duiton, anq. For' o teat Las fuiroar way 1o, solva tho diffioulty, and | polntain th Bouth of Enulunds irat cabin, $i); ve e wiinlen, whon thoy had sung n bymn, Ho BERMON LY PROF. BWING, .. \hon rodohod, hut wa churinod with the logio | timo in bl Iifo, wont down on his knocy, | Kfoms of Xnteroat Concerning the Cltl- | the Genoral mikhtevani go furthor wnd lloores | pud. & sioregy LX) round feip ot rodupid raies, ;’I:"‘gh':l‘;hl:‘nsnc;l:eglel- 4, 1o Qurdon of Surcow, | Prof, Bwing proached ta o larka cungrogation | that renchud thom, "A cunaluslon was ouly s | and prayed ‘God to_ tako . his ' sins zoneSoldlery. B LompARIC sinrtni ot i the malaand f.“{n“f uu?nko'fif)yc CU. Gongral Pastnngor Ausnts,d 5, Then comatn i e _;,_0{1"‘ o | yestorday morning Iy the Contrul Church, fuking | doad bird aftor tho shudting-niuiok bud como to | uway. ~ flo meant what _ he #41d: | , Charles D. Thompsan hus boen elocted Socond | with Gompaniva having tho ol guns sindue | Boiiat Kaw York “wiLk s v | anend, A simplo religlon ok duty to God and d God heard m. From oro, | 88 bis theme, " Jumos, tha Apostlo of Works,” | RU2NC: 4. f wunun :%n‘:mnnoa in m};m,,,,m,,,, .:,“‘:K ha had Dot ooes IRk ambling house, nor | Lieuteoant of Company 1, First legiment. bigh in eitiolonoy, espealully whore tho latter 1A wiilel 2o niid pray yondor, é ) L arw looatod i nelghborhuods In which they are | DIRECT FOR GIIMALTAR AND MAUSEILLRS, a7, A z 5 Josus ana tne lettorof Jumea bad no charms for ha_any inclinution togo intg one, ke bad Sorxt, Frod F, Willlams was glocted S8scond. > by v i N 'k direos S tio gt Wl s poter ana the two R [[; Jumes, » warvant of God snd of tho Tond | uarih wiiohhud ahaye mistaken or g nd ob | find ‘"‘.’,flfl" oyerytuing bo toucked pros. | Lioutodant of Company I, Firat Rogiment, laat | (Ao 73 callod ynoit for, uetive soeyice feo: | corhoraiir i SRASCHTON GRAG RORACLBENEEY ¥ * " soure words for L4 0 o al 0 pul s at io e i ) - £ A w A nres Lo muto thew. My soul \gyexceoding | souttered-abrond, grouting,—General £phllo of | wixtounth und sovontoonth centurien words hud B0 prayod with an bumble hentt, God would | Weok: .- G o p 0N IR e a}{l‘.‘gflfl‘.figvlgw“l‘l&n{,fifi_flwfl:fl‘ ViR bn SANSEILEY, Caioura.. A ven unto deathy tarry yo her® and watch | James, 2 2k sy) tallon upon Kuropo ad novor fell thosnows upuu | grant overything prayed for, He wantod tosay | Second-Lieut. O, O. Tooker, § Company 3G, ‘:fuld -“{:}’ffmw Turtoitod u.'ulr elaln 1o thts | Kok ohiticaiare wddse hicatd s | Howover muph any publio man may strugglo | our Northwest. Undor poworful winds tuosa | to the unconverted, it wade no dilforence what | mwolfth Battalion, Piatafield, has tenderod his Hiathiotion by 1hele Thftiolenay aud nattontion | LOUIS DI BEULANS Axunt 6 Bowllug Greon, Sootof \* | toboa univorsal genius, o 1s found at lastto | Bnows bud drifted lnta vast reofe, and tho burled | tholr sins werd, if thoy would como to Gud fn b munie, and saith unto the dlaciples, Bit ya eyl Yollowlng is tho sormons 3R, € - AP 6, 11 e, Catiours. AGTIG 1L a . A1id b further, and. g fies ud nm"y'}.?uf‘&#r':g."o bt Je ho S Uroadway, N " 1o, fat tions had ¢ t th,— | Tesignation. § to duty, ‘Thoold Entleld arms work & wserluug AR abln Agont, @ Clark-st, il Eutn-‘;"'f“fl'u'\f'h'fu.'""' Hoi novortheloss, nota 1 | o anly what n th profosslonal warld 1s callod | S5rentE, S0G, fonxeieation B AT 'éfi'.:‘:.‘}"::’.{’.“.'m‘“w‘;‘, 'flg‘ulx‘huwfl ‘h‘fi':'.‘&'i-'}fin'&‘.- Capt. B. A. flelm, Company D, Pirst Cavalry, | disadvuntuge to u aninpany, inasmuch us thera WAL, WINTEIL Stoermso Aww : by 5 ! & d 1 (4 —— nd Ile cumett unto the disclples, and fndeth | a spoglal| Uno may csoape & painful and.fn- | of Christiup thougbt.to become. pructical and r) yed that thelr sins ba taken away, God uro no taotfcs providing “for the hn Biesaison, BTNl Uto” olen, WhAL cOUld 75 | Jurlotls narroWRom, ut oot Whully the iacute % make mieh Dotta 0GouBaNLA OF A LOLIOF SuFthe | Sl 1 Lo Weik Somo 1t bk sty fa% S B oot ot romueay 0¢ Of PAVA | tham in vogugut proseat; thare fe very fitcle STATE LINE bl ot id pray, tat o entor oot tnto tempta- | tion to talk upun oortaln' things, Th universo [ Prof. Tulloch statos thac-evon o tho soven- | but for tholssands of ofBorat tho spexker kiiew Oliasles 8. Dlohl, C I, Fjrst Rogle | tArunt practico, as woll a8. i active saryioo of | o Gisseow, Liverpuol, Dublin, Bolfast. snd Liondans SRS ATEE | i et hoaled e Wity o | et et il o sl ORI | ooy, ekl St st | cops hares, Dk compny st e, | LS i en, SevE et ot | snsmn ot i i e Prayed. syl on_u'y'g Rr, 1€ ‘tnt cup 4 pelled to conllue its thoughts to a cornor of this | “Tradition, phifctopio, and patriotle, und | litm, und wbat e would do for auy sinner who | D% Fecommonds tho disannrio of Gorporal | ous iu the hunds of wen whon lowded, Buv- [ §i& uccordingto heeommutation, i u b i & O, i i i o ' \esraye, outwurd, £2I, Thosu steamurs carry ooithee drtc iy whtbd doe? boundless expanse, and, tha- ho ly | sclentitio, ldy tiko an_ luoubus upon tho public o . ila now for more | J0bu T Long, ou & suryoon's certitoato, . ¢ral Tustatioos worg reported (o tho Inipocting | Bleamae: butwar. i3 Bt o st . e | St g i pr 1 | Wl Bt b Al | Sk S nEitouc, U |t Bunksen ey e, | S S R e R | S o it o iod yront away ssin, aad | oarth, with somo ono Btate or distriot, and soma | {i hecinading the Mot o iiod. ind Hlotibes r. Cook couldn’t sy 0 had boen & | ment, recommonds the honorable dlschurgo of % JOIN 1 Wosioru Muningor p in keeplng tho Gos- | drunkurd, or & gumbler, or 8 hurd cuso, but * all cimoly 113 fo i dciatok, and ssith unto | 0no Bnusu, and_ perhups some ono’fari, and | pole 1O GuinE Mny frent Bovd o masiqny, | Laankurd or & kumblan br bied cusc, but Up | Fsivates. O Bianton, on uocount of Luaiuuss. . MORTUARY. g TR USSES. 7 o icelon "ord fiid fake_ yatr resti boliold, tha | gome one, or twa, OF thred frivuds. Man of mot- 0 rousonors had no definit fdes -uf- what con< | to the tiume he was 11 years old he never sworo | An slsction will be holdat the armory of Coms - DL 128, 2 bands af sianors. - o0 O M labetrsrodinid | yop5itan' minds, Wa thoy’ assume, will revolvo | Stituted evidence .of fact, nor hud tlo but ance, When remuved from the restralnts of | pady L ‘Phird Rogiment, at Galond, Thursduy, Epecial Dispateh {0 The 00 Triduna Erpssseaarseratiananinanneo 0f ‘:lkhl‘w&,‘l;ghn.:by':'olnn boliold; he fatHand that | game favorit phbilosopby fu. mind for s | PADIEOr method of measuring the valus of fa ) ! [ TRt fonsn Aok meantriam Lhe valua of fadts humg. ""I‘"’"”{‘ "f Iésfitfll’nm“qfll’flg'gnlran Kfifi Aprll 21, tochooso ' Captaln for sald company, Cornwaten, Mich, April 15~The body of ) v 10) res 00/ = Then sormcy’ tha ssono of tho beteagal, Teta | BAIF, eoutury, snd - wil meanwhilo soold, at | s oF rousontog and. this kst lons and | Whila'stsasel o lonrund 10 Unlak Tioaca to | Capt, Whelan, Compuny € Bixth, Regimont, | Alanio Munyon, wto wes frosan (0 uonte In Do CURED. thus reluted by St. Jobn in the eightoonth chap- | the ‘world for its narrowness. It 'fs not to | dreary epoch which evolved out of busy Dralns | cltmb over tho wall to yot whiaky sad gin, and | a8 B L g i 1 Do syori ty | uts ausho nixl e k terof his Quapel; ki bedoubted that sume men possoss 6 greaterthan | that mmensd coltoction of creeds wliloh had | sl bore oo bis hunds tho scant mude by broken e “‘l.“; Py AD 4 38 | morning, baving been dotalnod by the snow- 3 & Judan thon, having vacelved & band of men and | common breadih of learning. and thought, but | 90/ down to nur timus, 030tice from u far-off | glass. 1o wont to church with nis tafbor, end h.Sacks atorms wost of Chicago, ' Tho funernl was beld | 100 Hewurd Jpdlintes contidance 1y FAILL i R RS | vl 1 0 fmsirant ose s ol | R aSesliet s b et v, | Biacosial Seco bl b | Cop M m, Como B, Sasl B | o i e ot T | LS HAESE PSSR I & X 0 wasl Ho i . 5 = ot 3 C Jbus etators. knuwibn ail hiaps thst shoutd | even tho groatest intelloata are'of ouly limitad [ 10,010 At taer i a llen oilimiter OO | rollonalbility ou nocount OF tho promisos of His | Glivel Mo oa’ 860ount Of Temoval from Juriss | Odd-Fellows and Anolunt Ordoraf United Wor e, drap oot Sthatisnes by Sl 1ois, spon it Went Torih,'sod ‘sald unto 'hamt | range, and aro tho abjeat saves of some despote | . Tho siuie. revoration i taowght whick undor | Lol g o or O Lotimroh g | luvens r ) =, U | mens OF whioh ,scolatiss . he: was & maibor Uy'b, Govornuiont sa tho bost. Als3 ! 5y By il wored i, Jovus of Nasare fownster. Hvon -Augelo”sad Bhakspoare, the | tBoUaw uf Lord Banonled solontio man from | was all right, andsuro to &0 to fleaywn. Hutho | "o ‘0 w1 [rises, Third Rogiment, recome | Were aut i full force, as aiva tho Uity Mand, s e s Lockingsi 15 + $allh una nsareth. J sgeking the “Elixir of Life" to thudovelopment | hudn't been out of tho church very long bolare Kk and il Tt w;m'n'u}..‘_”}'&',‘;,é,‘,‘fl m‘euundu ‘alao, which two widest mon earth has produced, were the | of the S oy AR of all forta ot i ustry, | Be told u . Thon bo joarned that sin badnre lofe udd the Honorable disvharga of rlnulfnl fll}hfl;. v:_g.und‘l:: 1?&\“.‘!11""“: "’vmuu“m" ot BARTLELNT mu i, suon i e il l,..'i“’..m unto thom 1 am e, | Viutias of & few forms only, of study and action, | and dissavory, un:! {nventlon, vqually lod Chela | him aitogotbor. HHo wwnt to Bunday-sobuol, yor | Musloian Churles B, Walker; tori: of sory lv:’nrwa baside nim. ‘Thoro wore fous other fu. | === HUTMAN & PARKER, Micy b3 Btate-st.. Chicazo, IIL. X ackward, and fall o th d. foe- tiunity toward fts divinu task ot simply makin b birds' nosts. In 1673 he attendod u | oXPired. 3 . ISCE, 4 7 ulsy e skl 10 el i, Widursavk 01 Ang [ Thie demund foe spectel worke has mada damo | Ly N I e iy b dogrank | Usod to rob, birds’ nosts, 11, Whitie attandud s O30 v vron . Btolp, Company G, Third Hegls nerals In tho oity 10-duy. = oA CRBLANEOUSs - o 7 8uld, Jusas of Nazare divislon of work essential, and hgs, honoe, pro- o " o ds the h bie dide & & Jesus anaworad | hocoin) ¢ tbe obacure” became loas dolightiul, eithor to | ko was a Christiun because he fuls happy. He | ment, Aurora, rocoinmends the honorable dis Well Murriod 1h85elora Yo soy Alw, hay e g thiast Tam Hp 1¢ | duced some division of mind, but aslde from tho | speakor or hoarer, reador or weiter, and onward | peat i Bible, and yave up the Now' York | charge of Hergeant Wilson O, Webber, on ao- el arrlods. BUHDS GUARAHTEEING PmEL]TY sy Tar n:mn‘llnfl‘ gt o el o i e dun‘a gu:hgadnlfiay;n%o?:mam :lh? ming tuneun oo wl::mm-:‘r;:e:m):n l“fl:w that é.ul . But he ;wnlnln‘m.ghg:uau. Jlo ;nunu count of romovals g Thice s g Iw‘l:'(?:.wflga“u who hau | & e L jo ¥ which ¢ b M 8 U] worl ro! owpn choloe an ©oonid not be eas , und nothing tha 'nri at one ol o) otin) and run o 5 parso; ing positons ot trusl S Whan Simom Petar bavtome sesss | Tl lovp Wit fragimont. Fatupe thap with | WA teises s loquuar b gruat suinanoon | Eorss: ed 1o s piataes alstor Bo | . CaPC O b Kol G O aoaarroraf | hiad e budbands, Bbo lives on tha Ol gl el bayls e . meat, recommends bouorable glsobarke of | (owar Tratl, and merr -a‘;‘-"n'h'-:'&“eifisfi "3 | thowholo. Out of tho ssmonurroundings of Nat- | i MHoae, far-of thues whion mudo 6000 mon | wus~ saved, Tnat vus lina " yoars " ‘ago. Erivaes Futer Lari ana Josoph P, Warron, toreh ! o led four widowurs [0 U | PERELITY Wb CAAUALTY COMPANY, 187 Yurk. oession, L connepted Brou, 3 N £ mflfim Jeatn Un Peter Fuup T | e e wilt oniores. o oo op | B5i0,auc prictical pericd the inust Intolorably | rlgutaicny, 'Hs bud bad somo Qeri dave and | f rvibsopind, Company C; Pirat Regl m"m:‘:fi'fi?z‘&fi%fi‘:}aafifififlgf Toud uz;u:;navuuh;dp ; euthy tl ;fi * emorye we o . ora o 1s slinpied, , 0 er beon ne T 3 M Fa 2 ¥ o o st deink fup hieh My Vatner naln siven .'f.:':.'ng:"nu;?' u:::_w“ufl,':“ ';w‘;;‘:.pl:: 250 '010d0r. ‘Toaun s oAFned WOAL Broming | Bime oo reetost toing 106 Lora baveldt B | menk peoommends (o BORGFADIS discharce of st one mile mnd. & balf trom eachotber. | ... and Just e A A A A A ARG 4 Our 8avior was now I the bands of the mob. ’ warrant a couclusian, and caa tell i an instant | from was that of o passiouate temper, When | Bergt, George H. Pomeroy, Oorporal Willlam H. | Tho {Im Yidower lived ouo anu a Lalf wilcs PENN$\'LVANIA MILITARY ACAD- Egmlde'%lm:,;fl the high prinst's Mum’: oy mnamu.aflflsm&; .‘:‘I'l.!:;ant surround- | whother. the gunuhnluu coatalns anythung of Joungno aue had a worsa tem) Onoo_be llmn.)lll:?chn Fred B, &nndlor. and Privates | from the lady, whu was s wido mu"a n'umugn.' rf"fg‘%‘tflh“.'a .&“&%fi‘«'&k ?.“,‘:‘.3:".'-1,; i 'l‘uEE‘“?" por. m and bioh will | value, ~And valuo 1§ not meant a com- 1lla sister came after | Goarge L. H, Cassar and Waruer E. Jones, on | third, and fourts Il about th s d pald, l‘mvhfll!..;“; ;mk&u.flzv" Lh::.u" make it difouls ever 1o make a solence of n.ln!- morolat value, l{\n any form of adgotation to :flfif-":&%fi'}fl&‘k““ u{:llonu lndr told her ho | acovunt of oxvirution of torws of sorvico; also | from cuch othbr, 20 sho ks, In turn, bad charge A