rim than most church members.
4-: _
VOL. 6. N0. 23.
select: Miscellany.
fit out assistant LEE; rs.
\_
" Have you heard. Dr. Smith." inquired
Deacon Jon- s. as he entered the doctor‘s of
lice on Blondgty morning. “that our minis-
ter is likely to lenve lb?"
"The minister t" exclaimed the doctor.
" Why. I thought you church folks were
bound up in Mr. Cameron. It is not five
years since you settled him for life! Whit
i. th-- mutter?"
“Wt-ll. replied the descon. I can hardly
tt-ll. But there seems to he dissati-fnctinn
on t1.» part of some. and it ls very necesssry
m prtist‘lve unity in 3 church. you know. in
orficr—"
" In order to raise the salary. I suppose.
you mean.“ interrupted the doctor. with s
half-suppressed sneer. '
Deacon Jones assented. and not wishing
to my any more. ltsstily retired.
Dr. Smith had been ti minister’s son. and
with a stinging remembrance of the Mind
ticc his father bud rmr-ivud from a church
in the dial 5 of his boyhood. be rendily Ct‘llllv
prehended the siltiution. He bud never
united with the church. nod if the truth
mus' be tuld’r‘he felt as if be cold not. ‘ He
Wit! .1 physician in the town of O-——-.
rnJ an acute. ln‘l'lllgfillt mun of blur-lily.—
s-i tour. I. that he thought himself A little betv
After the dettcon left. him. he mused n
while. then suddenly exeinltncd cloud :
“ Well. I will see now whnt'nrc the ressons
of this sudden movement."
‘I‘nr- doctor's t-fllce wns in the heart of the
viii-2e. and a convenient pluCt' for loungrrs.
who often sat. rib not the. door enjoying: the
cltilvcltst with him and the neighbors. Suit
WI: not long before Mr. Sims. s merch tut.
cone in. mid sfter a little time the doctor
intm ‘ilIC‘V’tI the subject.
" S-t .\Ir (‘tmeron talks of lt‘ti‘lrlg.I boar."
"TalkII'IICHVl313 I guess‘nthcrs talk of
making him le-ve. “‘herc do you suppme
llc‘ warts to go?" .
“ Oh. I know nothing shout it.“ t'tjttinrd
the doctor. “Deacon Jones mentioned it.
but gave me no particulars."
‘ Well.“ sttld Mr. Suns. with a sigh. I do
nu believe that a man with a. family of four
children on his bands. who has nothing but
at small salty to rely upon. will move any
mtrc than in- cnti help. But I do not know
b-ct. he will have i.) go. N-tw I think every
tbttt: of Mr. Cameron; but Mrs. Giles and
Mrs. SlnlpStllI ilrl‘ sci nunin~t him. and their
husbtnds are not metttbers. vou know. and 2
as tltcv are rich we want to keep them.
‘* \Vlt tt are their reasons-9“
“ Oh. they do net think that he is A Very
" Well. first is doubtful. for we never did
bsve them till the come here.“
” Ab.“ said the doctor. "so I thought. and
if you kurw M well us I do how ovor-
Worked tlist woman is.yon would not think
she did It because she wanted to. Matty a
time When I have called there professionally
mv hcarl mixed for her. But what has that
Md“ Will! You! You say yott do not like
her." »
“ Well. I heard she ssltlrwhen I was up
for Office last year. that if she was a man
site woul I never vote for me."
“ Has not she the tight tttthink and speak
likc other folks .9"
“Oh. of more; but I'll never forgive it."
“5 t. no matter “flint she dot s for her fum-
ily and fur the church. you allow your tttttr
rifled ambition to overrule all ! Bur that will
not nmkc you vote against Mr. Cameron.
will it ?"
“Must certnlnly I shall." said Mr. Pierson.
as he left office.
“A fine specimt‘u of Christian humility."
muttered the doctor. us. left to bitusclf. he
thought it Ill over. Then hastily pulling
on his but. as he st trtcd out to make his
daily rounds. he exclaimed. ”I must call on
“'idow Clark. Survly. she is u friend who
will rtint‘l by Mr. Cameron.“
But alas! Mrs. Clark had "ride up her
mind that Mr. Cameron must go. For. to
be sure. though Mrs. Cameron bud done
much to keep up the choir. and played the
organ—for nothing. too—yet now some
wanted a quartctte choir. and the church
must rsiae more money to pay the singers
and hire Prof. ’I‘rubtttlkl to play: and haw
could it be raised if till the pcttplc were not
satisfied .‘
' Just nftt-r this. Dr. Smith tlrul‘pcd in to
see old )lrs. C uttpbcll. who for Bt‘lt't'T-Il
yt-rtis had not left her ltott~e in conicqttcnt‘c
of s spinal disease. She was poor. and l ut
few t'\'t n of the church members ltncw
much of her. But .“r. Cami-ton kncw her
well. and often not an lll‘Lll‘ with her. upco-
in: up n cbttptcr from the Btltlc with u tutt-
ring continent. which was rich indeed to
the poor old lndy. who could nevcr an to
church. and coded with n pruycr which led
lit? up In heaven‘s attic.
The good wontttu's term It ttvcd fruit as tho
told the d2 ctv r of her It‘rtrv that llt‘l‘ denr
pastor might have to lctvc lll‘l‘. She knew
ttf many. she sold. “ho loved hint dearly.
and if they could have their wsy he woull
not. go.
“But why do thry not have their way.“_
s-tid the doctor. and not let hint no 9"
“Oh. ls! doctor. what can the poor folks
till I“
"But I thought in the church the rich and
the poor ntcct tom-thcr ‘3“
popular preschcr. llt- does not tlrsw l! .
crow I t . hear him prutclt "
“ “fill." slid the tittctor. “ yt-u nil think
him it man of co ~d Cdllllflllt‘lt and fair lnl- '
exit. don‘t you?" ‘
‘ 04. yes."
“ And a good utnn."
" Sane ht ttt r. anywhere."
” :5er a greet {Luster I”
“ Yes. yes. II - is n tsrticttlnrly good pas-
tor. lira. ltttt—tht- church don't fill up so
they want it should "
" And so they lay it till upon the utinis-
ter? “
“\Vhy. .\'C‘.lllly titittk lteis tulltcr dry
rind titttl. :lll'l lwltttti Illi‘ lllllf'“. Now it
does l'UI seem so to me. Ivrjoy his scr-
tnous "
" So do I." 8 ml the doctor. liver,- tut- is
worth hearing for 2*.- llllt‘llt’c ttnltty. if ttotb~
ins: s-l‘c. They urn-t cost him a grott- deal
of study." .
“ But if we cnnnot nuke people think so.
what can we do?"
“ 'I‘ltcy «lid think so when he was settled
hert‘. rind he has grown ltt'tter all the time."
“ But some of them thittk if we only told
a younger man. of the pupnltr kind. who
would not preach so much from Paul. but
Wtiuid :picc up his sermons .t little with
L‘Vf'l'y-tltt)‘ doings, people kuli be more in-
tcrt-sitd." '
" Ob. yen" uid the doctor. bitterly; “ I
gre; it is gossip they want. flhf. gospel; it II
fiction. no: truth; it is billingsgatc. not
Bibie; something to make them laugh. no;
weep; to unite them stare sad wonder. nut
to s‘nvly and think.“
“ You are severe. doctor."
“I luv:- reasttn to Dc.“ he replied. its early
rectillrcti-tns came to his mind of his father's
sufl'crings. “ To s man of the world. like
me. it looks much I: if Cbristisns possessed
any thing but common sense and honesty."
" But what will Mr. Mills ssv 2“ he asked.
Is that gentlemntpntrre-i the door to join
in the convtrsatlon. “ Do you propose to
let .\lr. Cameron go?" .
‘ On. I guess so." he prump'ly replied:
" We want s new minister. it would 'llt'so
up things to bus s nice. fresh» prescher. l
shttulJ upec we might have s revival st
once. sud perhaps you w uld be bruuzbt in
doctor. Who knows! We should like to
have you join our church ."
" I‘d nsver join s church guilty of such in«
lustice to a faithful. hard working. self-dc-
nying nun ss 3dr. Csmemn. How he has
labored to get this church built and the con-
grelelon gstherud together! And now it is
just beginning to show some little fruit of
his lsbor. and you want to turn him t wsyl"
“ But no makes such long prayers. doctor.
Suntlsy mornings. thst the people get tired
of them.”
“ How long l" inqutred the doctor.
“ Oh. I never timed them. but they on too
long." '
" I have often tinted them. said Dr.
Smiib. “ for I luvs heard that objection be-
fore. sad I know that be only occupiu from
seven to ten minutes in the rooming Ilfflct.
sud less at other times. You must be de-
vout Christian who cannot stud it u long
cs tin-t. It never troubles use. snd if I on
not mir‘fktl. there an s good msny who
love to hear those morning pupa."
“But Nr. Standish mks It s point 1.
stsy “my rm that It donc.’
.“ttr. mu. to“!
more. in my war of thinking."
In the course of the morningrflr. Pierson
cause in. and the “lav-ct I'll m 30
the doctor plied bin for s mun. .
"Well. to be candid. 506912.th l!-
tlnt-rstr. but I do not like his the!
“ Why. trim In tho nettufilvh In.
Cam! I thought she trld takeover-y
W 7 wife.” _ .; .t'» -
the Whyfifie it. Etch-trials
tarsal. W" and the‘l'euilc mu
0
Es better pay
, n‘fly.
gtht- lil'tIL‘l' of the church
“ Yes. they do.“ 3‘il'l lb" 1‘] l lndv; " but
it (‘Ullll‘m tl.c pour mics have no
llzwitles, some think Sir. (‘tlllll‘l‘t‘ill vis.
lls ii)" p tor too much."
S) Dr. Smith rtturttcd to his pillar! with
slrxtngvlltouzbls in his mind of the wily
w lien
church lltlllf'l‘s nri mun tgt-d. “ \\'lt\-."
tlt-tttultt hr. ‘slt-tttld ll few who think Illt'lll-
%lcvs it.flct-ntinl,n1tcrnpt t t rult- in the
church. “lit-re :l‘tl prt-tt'nd lo luvc ..s brcth-
v ' “
“Dr. Smith bird nttl been but: in his office
when Mr llcnty. one of lllt‘ (ltll‘l‘fi. more
in. lic “at a mm of educ-ttlon tind stor-
ling: glutl st'us‘t‘fi. . ”1‘ llll'llwl lllt‘ «lllf‘llll‘ i0
go to the soot. ty meeting in the evening for
lltt‘ lll'tllt‘r w in to be decided there, 'I‘ltcv
! Illkr‘tl ttvt‘l‘ tllt' (‘Iht' fur a “hilt“ ll“? t-th'r
tttn‘ttztniuing -t ill tst bif't‘lltlll‘lte rvg‘trtl for
the p Nor. ttl‘tl exprcuing tltc grnutost grit-f
tint :. few. nnenry out-s .‘ll‘lult‘ thus disturb
But he was it
mild and quiet nummnd could do nothing
to strip the tide. _
The doctor was industrious lll‘tl‘dfly. and
by night was reply to attend the society
meeting. Thirty or f trly were [trc-‘tettl out
of n membership of twrr hundred. The rust-
wns solemnly stated as if .‘Ir. (3 ”ATM“
were on tsisl for heresy or schism. The
votes wrrc cut—rtlmut‘ fifteen against him.
twelve for him. the rcst tlrclluing to vote.
Upon the unnon‘ncetnnnt of the result, Dr
Smith moved that s notice of the result he
suit to Mr. Cameron. logell‘fl' with the res»
sons for this notion. stating that. be wus pre-
pared by personal inquiry to give the rea
sons. As this was thought very proper, in-
rend the followinc: paper:—
Reaolud. Thst Mr. Cameron I): requested
:1 resign his pastorshlp for the following
reunite:
I. That hols too talented forsuch s stuttll
church. He ought to have a place in some
city church.
9. He is so good u man and pastor that
he deserves a better 3*ll'll‘y than the people
in 0—- csn ever give him. (Still it is
though is good dflrll more money might be
relied for s new man.)
3. Because a few persons are anxious to
hsve him leave. therefore the rest of th-
church ought to send him away. since ml:
nuritlcs should be concilisted (i. a. they
shoot I rule.)
4. Some srs dissatisfied because the church
does not grow faster. (Such are not the
prayer tueellnz floors)
5. Some think the Sunday morning pray-
er dvu minutes too long.
0. Sumo thinks he Visit! the poor too
much.
7. Sum: do not like his wife because she
is too active.
8. Some do not like his wife because she
tlocs not visit more and dress more gentecly.
(They do not say where the Money is to
come from. so thtt Ihfl can do it)
9. Two tire offended because Mr. Came‘
mu could not work for three men for Super-
‘Intcndvut of Sshhclh-schoOl at one time. .
10. Two src oflcudeti because b-lttg rivsl
undidstes for outed/lit. 0. did not vote for
either. .
ll. One is sngry because he was not nude
so elder.
18. A few wish for I hired choir and it
no" fsshlopsble sud sttl-tlc style of music
than Ir. Cameron deems odlfvln‘.
. s s s s s s
13. But. above all. some think the church
needs s fine. young: Bnnerucs of the mad
or! rtylc who will all the church with styl‘
lot: and fuhlonnblc people. instead of po tr
plats per-pic.
nun mm the lulu-tbs? and lade-
case’s! ‘ V _. tsctnncbttmm
and t are. 9! s sensitive} Wing asters. Ir.
am but!
if“
Dr. Senna tic-computed the reading of
thus: 0;.“ with such «Niagara-tic rs»
not poor Ir. sod In. Cameron wsltrd
st tone the ml: of the ins-tin; in sadness
tilts-ill tn; tbs church
Centennial.
The Moorish villa from Morocco. which
hasjust arrived. is to be immediately erec—
ted. It tilled four freight cars.
An interesting pttrt of the exhibition of
the Trttttsury D partmcut will be the United
States Mint’s machinery and tressurcs.
A A design in cltrontodithogrsphy. illusirs-
ting the growth and blstory~of the Ameri-
can fl-tg. will decorate the Main Exhibition
Building.
The smelting and silver mills of Utah
propose to give the product of one day's
run to am“ lhu TerritOry's exhibit at the
Centennial.
Th2- P.tcific Coast Cttniénninl IInll. design-
ed as ti pace of resort for people from the
othcr side of the continent. will be one sto-
ry high. 115 by 55 feet.
The Ohio antiquities will be in chsrge oi
the State Arol-w-ogical A‘csocitttionmnd will
comprise all articles fsbricntstlby the Mound
builders or Indians.
It is said tbttt some clock work prepared
for the men! the dynamite fiend Thomusscn
now iu:-th-- possession of it New Yorker.
will be exhibited til the Centennial. ‘
At the. grand opening Theodore 'I‘ltottttu‘
orchvstru und the churirtets will be placed
in the space between the Main Building and
Memorial Hall.
Tltthtysl Commissioner of South Aullrt-
li~t reports that ttll the goods for the Exiti-
bition from that country are on their way.
and that they will constitute s handsome
display.
A stuttll pocket. Eltthl‘. lwnrinc date 1775.
which was carriel by General Scott all
Mr melt the Mcxicnn Wit". has come to light
in Elizdtt-tlt. N. J. It will be t-xhlbitcd
with the other curiositiltcs.
Among lllt‘ “'cstern militttrv bodies tbnt
lttvc lll'lt‘r'lllllL'll to match all the way to
Illlttll"llllll \ are the (‘incinnuti Life Guards
the (irtnd lt‘lltltlfi (\Iiclt) Guards. not] the
Gl‘et‘ll Buy Light Guards.
Tttcre is t\ mun in ()swttgo county. N. Y..
who fulrlv pints frr fume. He proposes to
wettr tn the (It ulcuuinl tt pnir of ttowsers
which his grtttul-fntltcr wuru in 1776.
Spain has enclosed u .spucc big enough to
coup up I) to Curios not! his lite ttrttty. It
is ttt-i~tult_\' snrruuutlctl by bit twcrst-s and
promiscs to he the most prominent ttfl‘tlr on
the whole \‘ll‘l “Hill".
thgttcr is it write it Centennial march
for the Etlttb tion. It will begin in this
way. like the Tttttttbrtuscr march: Tutti.
tutu-ti uni—ti-tunt. ti tttttt. tum. Tttnt~li~um-tt
utnli. tutu. turn. This is the lllltrlf‘ of the
(ewcltcr.
’l‘ltc (‘t'll't'lllll‘il Strtitury Commission.
('llllllltlStll ttl lt'lltllllg st'l"l)lls|§ from v lflt its
parts of llll‘ country, ie pt-tfecttng ti Slnff-ill
lll' which tltc tinttutt‘ s ntozrc-s in sunitnry
ll‘lt'lH‘i‘ during the Ct'l.llll‘\' ctn bu best illus-
lI'HlCLl til. the pr.tsitittu.
An cttttmt-l ll'lltlltlflll'c of General \"Mell-
i tgtun taken from iir‘c. which was pron-uteri
in 1296 by .I when Lyle. of Pulllltltlplll‘l, to
llll tint-Iv of .l mics Atchlson Lyle. of I)llll'
litt. Ireland. has bet-ti stem to P‘llltldt‘lplllfl
ft 1‘ Phillltllltlu tit the l‘vtttt-ttnill.
Huntington. Vt'lllltllll. proposes to mill-
ter :lllll tqlllp in llic old (lutttiuentttl uniform
ll t'tvlllllllll) of one hundred PlClll‘ll' men to
Q the (‘cti'cnttitl
git int-t t‘llt'lllltplllf'lll on
or Itttt la tittrittaz llli' lix‘ttltitinn and to be
known in llll' “Stud; Rutgers."
Dr J -lttt Allt‘t'. lltt- tlt‘n‘lrll. tt!‘ N. Y” wi‘l
t-xhittit til I‘tttlttd lpltizt the ml. of false teeth
worn by chtrtl W tshtngtou side by sttltt
with the int-st lillpl‘ttvttl urtit-lc of the pros
out day. The progress made in Ibis
article of lltnnllfuclurc has been very
great.
A ll'llllls‘llllc thing will be. u sittinetl with
dow. ID for! high .utd 8 wide. in «no of the
rec- pti«ttt ro ttns til the lltlrlll st'ctlon of Me-
llltlrltll II dl. It will lll‘l‘I' rt-prt-st-ntutltttts of
t to Discovt ry of Atttcrlc t. meingion cross-
ing tut l).‘i;lW:tl‘i‘. null the Etunncip trim).
in the Shit‘ pant-ls will be {igtirt's of sculpture
and pointing.
Hon. (3-. U. Andrews. Unit. d States Min-
ister to Sweden. iii a letter to his brother
in B-ts‘lttll. illllt‘tl Stockholm. Febnury 11.
says IlI'II “Prince Oscar. the King's second
s.tn.u lut‘. sixteen yetus oltl.will visit. thb
Philadelphia Exhibition. and be there on
the Fourth of July. lie is u navy cadet sud
s goo t boy."
I. lspruposedtt devote about one hun-
rlrcd acre.- of ground. locate t near German
town. to barracks. tents. and drill grounds
for sttlditrsvisitinu tltt- EXDHslIIOD who may
not wish tttpny lbc tcgulur hotel rules. untl
who can thus llvc clit-nply and It the wine
time be ut no :rrt'nt distance from the Exhi-
bition grounds.
The monster 57-ton gun ls being slowly
worked It. its position on the carriage in
front of theCcntenuisl Government Build-
ing. There have been half dozen men
ll‘lHllu iug‘lhis gun for three or four weeks.
uttd still it is nut in place. The work is
very laborious. The gun has to he raised ll
tew inches with hydraulic Jacks and then
blocked. and the stone operation repeated
over and over sguln. It but to he rnlsed to
height of about fifteen feet.
._._. 4'~~———.—
Fashionable Bonnets and Neural-
’ (In.
A physician of a London hospital writes
to the British Medical Record: "There is no
recognized rgssnn why of late years neursl-
girl of the face and scalpahrtuld hive incrcw
and so much in the ferrule! srx As compared
with our own. There is no doubt that is
one of the most common of. femuln male-
dies—one of the most painful and difiicult
of tresttnent. It is slso is cause of much
mehtsl depression. and lends more often to
hsbits of intetnpersuce than my other.
This growing prevslcnce of neurslpitt any
to some extent be referred to the effects of
cold upon the termlusl bunches of
the nrrves distributed to the skin: and
the reason why men sro less widget to
it than women may to s great extent
1 think. he explnluvd by the much master-
prutectlun afforded by the mode in which
the former cover- their bends when they no
in the open-tr. It may be observed that
the surface of the head which is sctuslly
covered in ms: in st least three times th. t
which bullion slim" to s wont“; indeed.
the pnlat of canal-ct between the last or
honest turd rushed in the letter misc tr-
amnwuctkllly
true which night‘othsflvlu be Md.
1!! m
abnormal-muti-
«
mfin «2
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. ..
’ ”'mmm>
”Music We cuss
Mien!
tnv patient considers that her case ought to
he reported; for she says that if we cupid
do much for neuralgia with our prescriptlii.
we ought to oppose fashion when “round it
preludiclsl to health and productive of
suffering."
——*—_I—
Proverbs of the Bllllngs Min:
Don‘t swap with yer relsshuns unless ye
ken utlbrd to give them the big end of the
trnid. '
Marry young. and if circumstances re-
quire it. often.
Don‘t. take ycr tel-backer box out in bout—
party.
If you knnt git good cloths and cdik-tsbun
foo. git the cloths.
Say how are yet in everybt'tdy.1
Kuliivalo modesty, but mind and keep s
good stock of impldt-nm on band.
136 charitable. The sent pieces was made
on purpose.
Don‘t take anybody clse's advice but your
own.
If a man flutters yo. yo knn kalkilato he
is u rogue. or you‘re rt fule.
Kt-cp both isle open ; don‘t see moru‘c half
you ttO'icc.
Don‘t unit-till the fl-slt too touch: 'twant
the “"050" L'lZZlI’US that sent him lew
bcuvcn.
It‘ you ich for fume. go into a grave
yard and scratch yourself against. a tunic
stun.
Beggars don‘t have in advertise for runn-
wsy dogs.
“ ‘Tis it long limo that never tome.” and
’tis it good mill that slwase dus.
Young man be more anxious about the
pedigro yur going to leave. than you are
about the wuu sutnbody is going to leave.
you.
Nature is nature ; you kant alter the
krnttk of a dog‘s tsil ntttch and preserve the
length of it low.
I wud so In till the young men. "go in."
and to all the. old fellows. “kutu out."
About fl! shun- nwny tn gt-t rich us entry
1 pool is to git lnicr dot for a hundred
thousand dollars. and then (:0 to work and
pay oph the def.
Ftlusophers tell us that the world revolves
on its axes. and Josh Billings tells us that
full half the folks on the nrlh think tbs are
the nxvs.
N. B -—'I‘ht-su ore provcrbl ltcv stood for
ntot'e'n n hundred yours. and hnin‘t gin out
yet.
__ .._...
More Poluonons stockings.
A little boy. four years old. in Erica. is
rt-pnrtctLtO ltuvc. linen butlly poluttnetl by
till“ kings tlvotl brown by the use of picric
The Observer of S tturduy says: "Last
Sunday tho littlc fcllow put on it puir of
ltruwn woolen stockings. chtcrduy morn.
ing llt‘ wits tnkrn very ill. llc commenced
rctchiug ttntl vomiting and n yellowish line
commenced spreading all over his body.
When Dr. Tt'fl‘t was culled he was suffering
Dr. Tell; combs-cs this; Liter
tut examination be we. unable t1 see why
tho buy should be sick until his eye fell on
the boy‘s brown rt tckings. vt hen the thought
flushed ovt-r him "It". the papers were pro-
ltnbly rirht and tltttt there was poisett in
them. Ichml them removed at once und
found that the. boy's legs were Ittit'ly yellow.
This mot ning the stockiucs were subjected
to it Not. A piece was cut from one of them
and pluccd in hot water for a moment.
'I‘ltt-n placing it between his teeth at very
him-r taste WII' perceptttblc—sn bitter than
it irritated the end of the tongue. The pair
of stockings wrre then placed in the water.
On \vringiutr them the water discolorod. n.0-
sutnin: n ycIlowislt lingo. There is no
doubt that tho picric acid uu-d to color the
stockings produced the boy's sickness. At
one time th.littlc fellow was very near
deuth, but he is now recovering. The stock-
ings were not it cheap pair. They were
its nicely mode and of its nice I shade as any
but their effects tire dittcetous. This pic
ric acid is not used alone for purely brown
stockings. It is also used to dye striped
host: which has that color. But all brown
stockings are not poisoned. There is one
sure test to apply to detect its presence
Stockings dyed with it. placed between the
teeth and against the tongue. impart a .1!!!-
tcr tustu which c wont be mistukcn."
———ooo———-—-
A Brand New Bellllon.
[From the St. Louis Times]
Anew thintrln religion isthe "Eclectic
Church." of which A. Pickcll of Prnlrie Ui-
tv. Iowa. proclaims lthttselftlte Pope. We
are much obliged to the Pope for n postsl
card containing ti copy of lho doctrines of
of his faith. and wish him a good time in
their propagation. They are as follows.
1. One God and Father of Ill.
2. We are llvinfl in the dawn of a new dis-
penatttlon —the Eclectic Church.
3. One won in a normal condition should
be married to two woman. and two only. i
4. Jesus Christ will never come to this
world at some future time.
5. Must have I\ visible head to the true
Church of God. '
6. Limited punishment in future life.
—————w~———-
Art 01.!) FA‘HIONID Butt Smut—One
of our b inks found that the cashier had sto-
len the entire capital. A meeting was csll-
cd of the stockholders to wind the :1?qu up
One man proposed to try again. as the clan-
tcr was a special one and very vsluble.
«Whom csu we trust?“ was the inquiry.
A director said: “I can find you a young
man whom you can trust. He is s true
blue Cameronlnn Presbytcrlsn. You cut
trust him with uncoupled gold." The
young: man was s teller in one of our city
banks. He was elected cashier. sud begun
his hcrculean work. He brought the stock
up to too. with none in the msrkct. He is
new president. with s salary of mono s
year. His unbsudlntt integrity on three oc-
casions saved the bank from uttnr ruin. On
one of these occasions I crest cash compstiy
wuss depositor of the bsuk. The outside
appearance was Mr but rumor sold the in-
siltntlouwssln trouble. Ommorain; the“
bank president received I visit. The vist-
tor stud: “We must luvs two minim this
morning. and your bulk must mus it.
We hm been bcsvy depositors with you.
sad him kept at heavy bslsnos with you for
yum We us now in trouble cud you
must comets our relief." “I assoc burp
ttt‘ltl.
l I I
grant gusto.
-- that the attitude of Dr. Storrs‘s church. sud
nod that the rest are sitsched by ties of re-
r‘crcislhe liveliest dimension. and if in
”DAY, APRIL
_ linoéthc notion of the Rev. Dr. Btorrs's
church in reference to the Oonmstlonnl-
.. m. ulsld down by Mr. Beechcr's Advis-
Councll. the sdherents of the council
sod Mr. Beecher have repeatedly ssscrwd
of Dr. Budlugton‘s wu supported only by a
hm majority in either church. A well-in-
:hmed member of the lest nsnted church
nus that this representation is not true.
There are about 675 members of Dr. Storrs‘s
church. representing about. 800 families. Of
this number it is estimated that at least 230
fumilles sre strongly in accord with their
putor; that about. ten or fifteen are sverse
bonny action in reference to the scsndal.
lotionship or friendship t. t Plymouth Church
members. In this part. of the congregation
tin? progress of things the church votes to
«ii-fellowship Mr. Beecher or to change to
Presbyterianism. It is probable that there
may be some sccc<sion In this quarter. In Dr.
Bud ltngton‘s church there are 648 members
and 895 families. There has been no oppor-
tunity to put a test vote to the church on
the question of the Beecher scandst since
the council of 1874. when there Win a satis
factory unanimity. It. is estimated that
perhaps 75 or 80 families would be averse
to antagonistic action toward Plymouth
Church. The remainder would cordially
support Dr. Burlington. It is conceded that
the ultimstutn of the present imitation will
be either the disfcllowship of Plymouth
Clinch or a change into Presbyterinnism by
the two churches named.
...._..____
Arr INDIAN Pans-.3 —This sweet and
simple petition is printed as having been off
cred up by a metubcr of the Crow tribe of
Indian. It is emmcutly suggestive of what
civilizttion has done for the red men:
I am poor; that is bad (murmurs the Crow
Indian to his God). Make me a chief; give
mu plenty of horses; give me fine clothing.
I ask for good “potted horses.
Give me a large tent; ltive me a great
many horses; let llli‘ steal flvo horses; grunt .
it to me.
Give rue guns by cheating; uivc me u beau‘
tifnl woman; bring the buffalo close by.
No deep snow; ‘41 little snow is good.
Give me Blact Fret to kill or todie; close
by. all together.
Stop the people from dying; it is good.
Give instruments for untusemcnt: blank-
ets too, sud plenty to cut.
Give the people altogether. plenty of fine
buffalo and plenty to out.
_-... a» _
Tut: Ilru. CLIMBING Exutxn -—Tltc uUVt‘l
cottirivsucc known as Ill“ hill-climbing
engine coutinucs to excite much interest in
France. This engine. ‘ls described. hits no
wheels. and consequently docs not roll. but
in place of them it is furnished with what
are termed lugs. upon which is accomplished
the purpose in view. It is like rut ordinary
engine in most respects. but is supplied‘
with straight rods. terminating ixt broad.
circular skates. There are three of these
furnish rm asset ehrcc eel-Iced...
dcrs. i‘u piece of actusting whctds. raise the
fret. The apparatus is (‘llllll'lt‘ll to be es
pccittlly adapted for carrying grout wcitrh's
up rttilwny inclines. One of them. weigh
big too runs. is represented as running four
to five miles an hour. and can accomplish
twelve rind our ll‘tlf miles if desired.
«on» .—
A Cltiumunu walked into thc country
clerk's office at Enrcku. rccentlv. and in-
quired. “lIow mucbec one tnslly-lict-e Y"
“ F v0 dollars.“ replied the clerk. This ex‘
orbitttnt charge for s marriage-license struck
the Cliinumttn “all in a heap." and he turned
away in disgust.‘ But as he reached the
door it bright idea seemed to strike him.and
he came back and softly whispered : “ IIow
mucht-la one month i" It was explained
that the statute would not permit issuanccs
of such a document for ft shorter period
than "nllec timer.“ and the door closed up-
on him and his disappointment.
...- w”...—
Thclntcst fashion forts deep mourning
suit is us follows: The skrirt bastishort train
with a deep bins craps hand on the hack
breadtbs. The princess tunique is mudcin—
to it long apron in frodt. which is shirred up
on one side and mounted in the buck in n
huhrsrc plant; the border is surrounded by a
deep crepe fold. The veston is half-tight
flltimz. and trimmed with deep hiss bonds
of crape; the plsin sleeves Ire finished at
the wrist with similar bands. The collar
and underslceves sire planted craps liste.
The crepe bonnet to be worn with the suit
has it soft crown and shirred rim: the from
is trimmed with crspe flowers sud the sides
.
’l‘lu nulin‘
. w w V'ww
This describes on the right. side a rounded
spron. while the left fslls ln a deep point
reaching 'slmost to the bottom of the under-
sklrt and is crossed diagonslly over the
right side. giving the cfl’ect of a double up-
ron. The back shows two scant puffs. sup—
plemented by a deep flounce. and the left
side is ornamented with one of the long
psrssol pockets.
-—-—oov-—-—-
Csllco is to be much worn. wheat. un-
sophisticstcd froth husbands rejoice. but the
old singers kn‘ow very well tho! 3 ' fuhiuls-
ble csllco gown costs so much u a silk one
would when you come to get all the fur-
hellows sud fixln‘s on it. Oh. mister. there's
no evading dry goods bills so long cs wo-
men folks wear clothes.
-———«o—-—-—
Very useful and pretty sprons for little.
children are undo of blue or yellow linen.
Tncfsrc something like the blouse spron.
but are made low in the neck to show thv
dress. and have- no sleeves. Embroidered
or brsldcd In white. sud scalloped with
white. they src tsstcful. sud wish fully as
well Is white ones.
W
In ststtouerv preference is given to Foug-
llsh paper in light tints. errant-cola; being
the most populist. In tum than is
.con'sldcrsble tabular:r though one color
umgh-wthgsuslly preferred. In silt
sud silver was Inputs-s" will are
sometimes substituted or English cups.
Develops- are elm scam My. cad‘
.15, 187?
goat]; airmail
runusm mt scrum“
WEN BROTHERS, Proprietors.
“"10! I! met I urn-um. IA“ My
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one You ..... ”moraine-tn... 01.00
Slut. Copies, 4 00-“.
reams my us snvsxcl.
No r discontinued “tit slt ms or.
psld. amt It the option of the publisher.
Terms or Advertising.
nus. tin. Ila. aln. din. Kochxcoldcol.
tweak. 01m 3800 ”a ““235” 3100 $1300
s “ its) so ssfi 515 '10on
a .. too You sw‘ 150' «on nun tut
“nominal” tn 6 SM Woo ‘
s u 400 no can non-tun loos use
5—? Fab-Tit not! ‘bo
s" "--‘ ”Ton "iii ao"ti a)" 'u' no 5 to" to Emilio
awn"): io’it'in 'u'i'ss so' an “@vlfi oo‘
tT‘rts‘fi’is‘oo' “non soon 4500 soon mm
was. inch spun constitutes A sum: butno
sdrertlsetncnts will be counted less that one scum.
)1er sad Deaths meet-ted gratuitously.
'40le Notices til cents per line.
,_s_._ _ .-_
NORWALI
Bursts 1‘0 son's]!
fonnrrstnn.
EMILY if. D. PABDEE, Ml,
(Gndusto of N. Y. Medical College for Women.)
var. MAIN d: MARSHALL STREETS.
SOUTH NGRWALK. CONN.
061cc flours. until an. tn.. and from 3 p. m. At-
netice of medicine sud surgery. Slate kcpl st
Head‘s Confectionery. up turn. sud all or-
der: romptlt forwarded and attended to. Families
su plied with nomaopcthlc remedies.
cferences by pcrmtuionz—S. Lileuthsl. I. 1)..
Alfred K.
858-“.
eral
l-‘rsn
Prof. of l‘heor sud Prentice. N. Y. clty.; C
Luster. 3!. D. can of College N. Y.:
Hills. )1. 1).. Prof. ”Loris Nadia.
:1: s. acumen.
O
D E N T I S T .
Int-scum: teeth and’ inserting W dentures s
speclslly.
OFFICE OVER SWORD‘S (.‘mvnnrc Eur-omen.
9... tot-ooze:
AGRICULTURA[ INSURANCE co.,
0!" WATERTOWN, .\'. L,
Assets over $100,000.00,
0. E. WILSON
79!!
Agent‘for
NOBWALI DAIIBI 'Efl‘l'mll'l',
and 0’
1‘0! Ind 38”".
Office next door fig—inch! County Bulk. Now-1k
1.40 U IS .I. l3LAli E,
Attorney at Counsellor-at-st,
once ln Sword’s Building,
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
(“nice formerly occupied by Melville E. lend.)
Eu rsnee on Washington Street.
Procticna in all the. Courts of tho Sate. Convey—
snrlttir carefully executed. Collections rougplly
attended to. t
Office hours from s A..\l. till I! 3.; from l E]. to
5 ESL: from 't' P. M. till 9 RM.
GREGORY’B Pom,
fil‘u‘vifii antiwar,
SOUTH NORWALK. C'I‘.
CAPACITY OF RAILWAYS. - 1.000 TONS.
Vessels Built or Repaired at 8?th Notice.
Furniture for vessels. l‘nlnf. Oils. Deck \‘nrnlsh.
Oskum. Ship Tools. etc" constsntly on hand for sale.
no G 80 . I I
o
FRENOH’S HOTEL,
lsln Street South Norwslk, Conn.
FORMERLY LUCAS‘ HOTEL.
Rnlul‘-ed and newly Furnished. (.‘hsrgcs reachable.
Parties a specialty.
as: C. G. FRENCH. Proprietor.
FRENOH'S HOTEL,
0N Tn: “'30?an PLAN.
Opposite Cit Hull Psi-k. (tout House
on flew I‘ost 0!ch-
- N E W Y’ O R K.
All modern Improvements. including elevator.
Rooms 81 per day end upwards. ‘
may '1‘. J. FRENCH in BROS.. Proprietors.
GEO. SCIIAUB’S
Germania House,
Corner of-Clsv Street and Rsilrosd Place.
Best N. Y. Inger her. lesis at all
Hours.
HAIL COLUMBIA! 7
A WABKABLE lat—{SI will can place some
.tlnein 1878.
PENIELL’S INK.
ll eclipse I“ other-.590. In. n m
Eolrlsiunc, will not «mummy; or
Try Imperial close Ink.
fiatimtl
tcntiou to all clones of diseases Incident in a gen- '
Casmrices
SL8. llllllAllll' ‘
MARKET
s
Washington Street. opposite
Dickerman’s Dry Goods Store.
sane.
Portchousc Steak .................... acts
Sirloin Stock ........ . . . .. .
("kuck Rib...
Cross Rib . ...........
Prime- “Ht-Beef .....
Chuck “oust Beef .......
Piste and stcls .....
Shoulder .................................... 15 cu.
CORNED BEEP.
Rump! ........................................ it etc.
Piste Ind Nu‘cll .............................. 10 etc.
LAIB.
Fore Quail.” ................................ 1! cu.
llind Qurter ........... .. .... ...30 cu.
. 13 cu.
ll ctl.
Spa-crib ...................................... 15 ct!
PorkStcsk.
Sausage ...................................... 16 m.
Poultry. Butter. Lard. Hume. Boloégns,
Tripc‘ etc, always on band at the lowest
Cash Prices. 8. S. DURAXD. Agt.
1')
'H'IVAAIIOM ILLIIOS
“Stltitl XIV]! (IXV NOLDXIIIS'VM 1151x110
autumn 110.! :souvno 05
warns lute
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BMIIISIMlilltI St‘NlIIiEI'Itltilllll
HI ull'ltlllfl “KY
‘10th _|_ tucqolaw
8 a H O M 8 '3 'AA
'mmg tip" at: postupmd Sllll spoon our «sun
--._'._.... _. _.-_.‘—___........_._
An Exccellent Broom.
Costs only 25 cents. at
E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
DENTAL NOTICE.
_ Set-rt: NOBVABK. November. so. ms.
The Ctr-partnership heretofore existing between
T. ts. Scranton and o. F. Peterson. Dentists. in here-
by dissolved.
Thorn who nu- in need of fil'IFC-lul dental ope-n-
ticns. and desire the benefit f Dr. Peterson‘- ex-
prrluurc In Opentlve. So i or Moch- in! Debt-
istry. not mneult him st his office: 88 all It"
New Bach, (Joann, near College st.
Lsughlnz was. Ether and other Anesthetics for the
pslnlcss exlnction of teeth sud other urgtcsl oper-
ations. sdminlstercd.
Adiscount will he rustic to those who treats!
Dr. Peterson. trsvelluz from s rsdius of I t] miles
from Rev: list-en. All opcrsuonswsrrtntsd. W
nAnnwAnn.‘
Tl t butmt tntownnr
GENERAL HARDWARE.
xncasmcs- 'Toons.
or the but mun.
Paints. Oils and Window Glass.
Hens- Goods. Joan-s rcpt Wsrs.
LAWN MOWER...
Agricultunl Implements. lochsnics' Tools.
W. C. QUIET” & 00.,
sud back with loops of the same mntcrisl. 933mm“ -‘:°¥ao‘3‘§”m"'a‘.'." “mm
The long craps veil has n dcepr’hem.
w-..” ‘
The Lutetls oversklrt is among the latest GROCE‘EE-
JOHN HUTOEINGS.
Formerly Rumblings-Q Ferris. ‘1‘- mm
Mhnthflnrwslk. 'mnkfnl for-them pct-
onsge received mused-toners. he hopes. by
keeping s good mentor Groceries. to acct
their Ipprobstlon. sud ucnrcszcncrous share of
their psacnsce In the future; . l-tf
FRANK A. TOLL“ a CO»
nun- I
GROCEltIES PROVISIONS.
Preserves. Jellies. (inns! hulls. Etc.
OPERA H008! ILOGK- lumen.
st-y sou-tn rowan. con.
8. B. SHEMRWOOD,
Tat-penises- sud Builder.
WA“! mm. soon 0' mu m
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