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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
u runr. o. r. chambbri-.ix.
FLINN & CHAMBERLAIN ,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
Albany, Oregon.
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Tisoistr.
S. HmUHAS. t.. BIL.TRU.
8TRAHAN & BI1YYEU,
iROUm ft 00U1SEL0&8 II LAW
Alavaay, Oregon.
TRACTICE IN ALL THE COURTS OF
J7 this State. They give special ntteev
tton lo oolleottona and probate matter.
Office in Fester's new brtok. 4f
L. H. MONTANYB.
ATTORNEY. AT LAW.
ANI
Notary Public.
Office upstairs, over John Brigga ntore,
let ntreet. Tl4n28tf
J. 3L WEATHERF0RD,
(NOTARY PUBLIC.)
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ILL PBACTICB IV ALL TUK COURTS OF TBI
eaajaitaaUoa gtran W aaawSSBBB m
la Odd rritaw" Tempi. 144
1. O. PCWBIL W. . RILYKtJ
FOWELL & BILYEU.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Aod Solicitors in Chancery,
ALBANY, - - - OK eft OS.
Oolleotiona promptly made on all points.
Loans negotiated on reasonable terms,
jaV-Offloe in Foster's Brick.-a
Tlialfjf
T. P, BACKLEMA,,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.
.iLBAST, SMUMtSHI
. sTOffloe np stairj Jn the Odd Fellow 'a
lemple."wa
Titoae
F. M. MILLER.
ATTORNEY AT LAW
LEBAMOX OatKGOfc.
vriu
I pracUoe in all the court of the State,
Pro
pt stSSSSSSa given to eollacUoat. con-
reraaeM Md mm
ssssa
oTTUJaa. Probata
easiness s speciality.
TllnSJU
J. A. YANTI9,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
erui
tn all tha Court of the
la the Court Hones
vianJSvL
ATTORNEY AT LAW
AND
Notary Public,
PSOEYIUS. eiuex.
Oollectiens promptly made os ail points.
E. R. SKIP WORTH,
ATTOBXEY A SB CetTI SKLOB AT LAW Ala
jioyaky rrtuc
WILL praotJea in all eonrts of the State
JM on illness intrusted to me prompt
ly attended to.
OMrs is O'TooU't Block, BroaJMn Strtst,
45 j 1 Albany, Ortgo.
E. G. JOHNSON, M, P.,
HOMEOPATHIC
Physician and Surgeon.
Office ia Fromaa's Brica, two doors
East of Conner's Bank. nlO
DICKEY A STIMSON'S
L1VBKY AID FEED STABLE.
First class reh idea, fine horses, good
bed, accommodating proprietors and rea
sonable charges. Oirs them a call.
Stables near Revere House.
6yl.
DR. E. O. HYDE,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office st
OREGON.
BCnfiA
J. A. DAVIS. M. D.
Ilijy'Hieittn, Snrgfeon
and
OBSTETRICIAN,
Oases ia Odd Fallow Teaiaie,
on 5th a tree t, two bioeka wst of
House, Albany, Or.
lUsaiifBOS
the Court
E. W. LANCDON & CO.,
DBVttGlBTB.
Books. Stationery end Toilet Articles, A
xare stoos nnu iw races.
CITY DRXTO- BTOBB,
tyl 4LBS Y. OBtXO.
FOSHAY & MASON,
f
waouaou ass kstabv
Druggists and Booksellers,
ALB1SV, ORKtiOX.
vMrfUtf
REVERE HOUSE,
iracr First and KII. vrrti Albany, Ort-gum.
Chas- Pfeiffer, Prop'r.
Holal la fitted up ia OrstcUa. gtvU,.
TaMaa
SurSw
supplied with the beat the market afford.
Beds la rry Kootu
A food Sample tUnxtu fur Ca-
l Trareiar.
Ceaesttaajul from
latel.1
Aloany Bath House.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD KEriPECT
rally Inform tha eitisene of Albany aad rl
etnuytaM i sera insane barge efthii EatehUA
stent, sad, hy keeping elean rooms aae payis
etriet attention to bnsinass, expects i wit al
hose who may fsrer as with their patronage
Having heretofore carried en nothing hut
First-CH ass Hair Brassing Saloons,
we ezpeets to giro entire sstisfaetion to al
BhTOhfldiaa and LeeJs' Hair neatly on
adshastaoeed. JOS WEBBER.
aaagaaBsws
Mate
VOL. XVII.
MRS. M. BAUM,
Lebanon,
has Just opened a nice selection of
General Merchandise
AND
BENT'S FURNISHING GOODS,
which she will be able to
prises.
sail al reduced
HIDES AND PRODUCE
of all kinds teken in exchange for goods st
the highest market price.
All are invited to call bafora baying else
where. 2"-5
BUY THE BEST.
The Stodebaker Wagon
Is the BEST and CHEAPEST.
' MORRISON PLOWS
Batchelor Yangelder Spring Har
rows.
STEEL TOOTH HARROWS
P. & P. Wood Pumps,
Hay Presses, Fanning Mills, etf.,
For Sale at Lowest Rales by
W. II OOI.TR A,
ALBANY. - - - OR.
ISyl
(eassarss vas vnu, isrtft. )
SAUK BY ret, BA I
at to
JAMES 15 ANNALS,
aAjrt'r 40tv aa
FURNITURE
OREUOK.
vMBAlyl
Oregon Marble Works.
H. A. CLARK, Proprietor.
-aAor
MONUMENTS,
Tomb and Grave Stones,
Mantels, Table-Tops,
Waahatands, Etc-
kmdsot
work done In Marble, Free
aatf OraaBa.
All
in ftnrt akee style
ad at tha fcaweti
wt mUm ut Ferry Street, between Second end
TUrd.
ALBAS V,
eiEfiSi.
P. S. I Se aot emptor ear inexperienced outwe
ar. anS ft ear omteeaer tiie beneSt ef the 26 per
cent, eortmlenw aUovea for men worn.
.rEOCTABlJ'
TO
been In
u by tho public
for orer twenty years.
and is the best preparation
ever invented for RESTOR
ING GRAY HAIR TO ITS
YOUTHFUL COLOR AND
It supplies the natural
food aad color to the half
gland without staining the
skin. It will Increase and
thicken the growth of the
hair, prevent Its blanch Ins;
mtt off. and thus
AVERT BALDNESS.
(
Itching, Erup
tion and Dandruff. As a
HAIR DRESSING it is very
desirable, giving the hair a
liken softness which all
admire. It keeps the heed
dean, sweet and healthy.
WHISKERS
wifl change the heard to a BROWN or
BLACK at discretion. Being in one
prepnratios It is easily applied, and
produces n permanent color that will
not wash off.
BEDDING
j n
PREPARED BE
R. P. HALL h CO., NASHUA, N. H.
Sold by sti Dealers In Madicin.
Children
CRY
FOR
Pitcher's
Castoria.
Mother lino aad Pbyal ins
tead it.
IT IS NOT NARCOTIC.
CENTAUR 1.1 Nl M KNTS ;
tho World's tcrcM .Vulu-ie -1
loving remedies. Tliey lietd,
sootho nnd euro Bur its.
Wounds, Weak Bock and
ilheunuttlnrit upon Man, nnd
Hprnlns, Qnlls nnd Lduuenens
xpon noasts. Cbeop, quit K
and rellnble.
SPURTS of dingnatina Mucn,
Snuffle. Crnokliag Pains la the
Ilond. Fetid Breath, Xleafaees,
.tad, any Catarrhal Complaint,
.ta be eatermlaated hy Wei Do
Jeynr'a Catarrh Care, a Conati
ntioaal Antidote, hy Absorp
4 Ion Tha nod Important XHa
uovory hiaoo Vneelnatien.
Thw Basse of Bostattef e f t-mi-h YV era
i heard in tery :. u a - a
in tri7 houM-ho''t i I . i ees
ountii !arOUsU''i'. tie v " v.;n
Heui'iihe n a a! n- n't a
it's :or t -4 he '-.. 'r.'
v f v sod soar Bsch.sn a .
o in i . an e ef en " ' i'p:i:st
Sad CS s re-rn"' . ' t:' tt. Ittt ic
ani . ad red u.a.
F.'raa'el-r a I V -cc k anil Pra:s
AN AKESIS
ML . KUABKfTH RXTKBXtL PI IK IO.MI.D1
OWet laetsat Relief, aed e lnfH.blo
CURE FOR ALL KINDS OP P!f.?S.
hvilil bv UniinrfsU everywhere. I'ric ,1
tirr box, prrtxiiil, by mnll. eawiptea M ti
to rhaaiolans ami all atlerers. by
Veutaednr A Co., Ifcix laWA Kew Vta
City. 8le manufacturer Sf A N A K l! I
Mr J. H. Batw. Newapaier A lv-rtt-
ing Agent, 41 Park llow (llmsn Kulldlntr)
New York, Is suUiortel Ui omitrwt
AvrtimtuntintM tn the DKMoCBAT at our
hast rates.
Kiag of the Blood
I not a "curt altr It Is a Mo4 po rtru-r and Unite.
Impurity of Wood poison tbe yte. Owaage
Vim? clrrUIoon, anil uiui iuuyi tumnj . . . w
known by dtnwnt name u dUtttngnaii them o
cordlas to effi-ct. I Mil Ik-iiik rrelly branch i cr
pSaaeaof that great generlo dUonicr. I m partly
Of Bleed. SocWepiWjrpei". blljuutntM, Uvr
Complaint. Cuntipation, Senw VISSrSTSIf, II
Unbul (ftwral Wmknrna. Hi art DfteiiM.
f's&l fcW;
teeteuwenr
or tne Biooa. rwiiunH unti jiiirsn iiuni
rallina lt"ttirtnot Ktnuiiu- sad efitciiiprepa
nnWrortlte wxtvrM,." Blt tiy DmsKtn. SI per
bottle. nnftiiMniN. direction, .. in unnt
phlet. "trvull'Wi ou OIm-hh of tbe Blood,
wrapped srrtinJI ci h ' tiV.
1. tUXSOh. bt S VO.. rrens.. Buffalo, b. I.
DO
Send for our
New Illustra
ted Price-List
No. 30, for
Fall and Win
ter of 1881. Free to any address. Con
tains full description of all kinds of goods
for personal snd family use. We deal
directly with die consumer, nnd sell all
goods in any quantity at wholesale prices.
You can buy better and cheaper than at
home.
MONTGOMERY WARD & CO.
227 and 229 Wabash Avenue, Chicago, 111
NOTICE TO DEBTORS.
tt TTjrr Tu iianpnriinTfl ME
or have any business to transact with
me, are hereby notified that inj' aliairs ara
left in the banns or Mr.wnnou aeiieuouvu,
of the firrn of Aionteitb A Beitennacn.
Li. KblNE
C. H. HEWITT,
ATTORNEY AT LAWS
ALIt.tX V, O BE UO.V
ILL practice in nil courts of the
State, ana give special attention to
collections. Office in OToele's Block.
-SaalaaPJsaSa?'
f
lights
ALBANY, OREGON, FRIDAY, JANUARY -47, 188.
Holeelotl Story.
The Minister's Surprise.
A portly, oomfortnble oi t of a tuaa
ia a ohoodlsto-brown overoost ofwued
tbs gato of Parson Howe's oottnge one
ahnrp, oold morning when n henry snow
lay apon the ground.
It wns Bqiiiro Olver, one of the
"pillars of the church," nad ho wns
ooming to coaault bin pnator oonearn
ing some ohvrch matter. Jut a he
wns about rapping at the door it opm
ed, and WilRe Howo enmo out.
"Just wnlk riht in, tqunre, an! ait
doan," lays Willie. "Ps'll be in direct
ly."
A Way ho ran, and the iqtiiro stepied
in, nnd sat down in the little parlor,
waiting tho spnrnnce of ilia pastor.
Presently ho heard steps sud voices
in the adjoining room, nnd thru a
child's voice aaid :
4,Pa, juat look nt m elit e. It's all
ripped."
' I think ii La, ltura," snawcred the
paroii toi.os. "Let roe see perhaps
-no, it is too worn to bo mended
again."
"Well, "i, plenae, I'd like to hnvo a
new pair. Won't you grt 'em for
me f
As soon ns pa can, ho surely will,
iaughtar," said the father, in anid tones,
"Be good nnd waitn little, Lauia.'
"I have waited, ever so long," ssid
l.aurs, "nnd Willie's shoes are worse
thsa mine, snd ho haan't got any nut
tens, either."
"Laura," interrupted n voice which
tb aquite knew was Mrs. Howe',
"run snd feed yout chickens, and don't
worry papa now."
Tbs child ran out, snd the parson,
never dreaming who wsa in tho next
room, bearing every wotd through the
crack of ths door, said ;
"They can't worry me more then l
am worried, Mry. I dott'asay much,
but I fed all our uoeds, not for myself,
but for you and tbs children. It made
my heart acbe, n little while ngo, to
bear Willie ask if we oould never bnve
meat fur brcaklast any more, and
know thai thrre wasn't n pound of
went in the house."
"Nor nny augsr, either, and knrdly
sny Oeor, aad not n dime in the purso,
John, but for sll that ws won't starts,''
aaid the little women's cbevry veiee.
"Hsveyou loat your faith, John t
"No, Mary, l boje not," came tho
answer. "Hut it duea seats bard, when
my sslary is ao small it can't be peid,
eo we Could hnve a luw comforta at
last. R iuntirnea I thiuk I must gW
up here, snd try somewbeto e!ee.H
"Ob, no, ne, John !" pleado.1 the
wiiV. "Nat yea. any way. wv g.,t
such a Hluasant home here, snd
4ur
eople are so kind, don't give np yet.
Let s try on n littio longfr, and maybe
help will come'
' Well, 1 dou t kuow from wbrncr,
Marr. I'm sorry to aay no, but 1 ye
lost heart, lately, till I'm really not fit
to preacb. If the I- n I don t help us,
nnd tbnt soon, 1 don't know wbo will !"
Tbm tbere wsa s sound of n nun'a
itaing sud Hmiire (i lover, feeling ss if
be didu'l want to aee his paat or juat
now, up snd slipped out bnfore Psraou
tftowe came in.
A nd when tho good squire got ssfe
ly out of tbe gate his faee waa red, snd
ko was pufltng for brentb.
"Well I wail ! God bless my soul !
he wanted, as be trotted on. "Here's
n prstty atnte of things ! No meat, uo
a w
money.no shoes why, God bless my
soul 1 "I'll see tbe deacons, nnd if
tbuy won't, I will, out of my own pock
et, too. God bless my soul ! That
brave little woman ahull have some
help to keep up her husband's heart, or
I II know the rcasn !
Racing along, flushed nnd excited,
he met Deacon Jones. He had the
deacon by the buttonhole and in n
minute, nfter n short consultation they
both went off to Deacon Robinson's.
And that afternoon there was much
stir in Glenvillo, little groups constant
ly meeting snd consulting in every
store and on every corner. While the
dsy seemed to uloeo in dsrk nnd cheer
less in the pHison s little eottase.
A fresb suow fell that night and
. . -i -i
served to make nmesiws me mtui
which drove softly up to the unnistei's
cottrtgt) with tho very tirst unit streak
ofduwn. The inmates of the little
d uelling were nil sleeping soundly, but
one awake and tisteuing might have
heard utufflod footstens, whispers end
cautious shoving and pushing of heavy
atucle. These, however, soon ceased,
aud all was quiet until the day broke
clearly and the villagers aroae.
The weary parson and his true-benrt-
ed little wife had lain awake late the
night before, for heavy hearts utnke
sleepless eye, and they slept a little
later than usual this morning.
But at last they were all up snd
dressed. The simple breakfast, con
sisting of codec, warm biscuts and but
tor, was nearly ready, wben wiiueenn
Laura took a notion to run to the front
door and see how det'i tne snow was
on the front porch.
Throush the little imrlor they trot
ted, Willie first, and Laura following,
to the front door winch, with ajnie
little trouble, they pulled open.
And the next minute the cottage
rung with their hearty shouts.
'Pit 1 na ! mamma ! mamma ! do
come here ! Come auick ! Run here to
- - - a
tbe porch, quick, both of you 1
Greatly surprised and slightly fright
ened, not knowing what had happened
to the children, the good paraam and
his wife lushed to the tront door, up-
setting tbe cat and carles poo in
their
haste to reach it
What a sight nwt their ev,:s ! No
wonder tho children fchotitrd ! The
snow had been carefully swept from
the f o.it uorcb. which was set out
- -- -g'F I
with a tempting array of various arti
les. Right before the door stood h
anel of flout, on top of the barrel
c ere laid two juioy henm, and astride
u o hams sat a great, fat turkey, all
eased ready for cooking, at which
Willie and Lsurn set up a grent about.
An open barrel beyond wsa running
over with plump rod spploH, and a seo
snd bsrrel full of big, comfortable
looking, potatoes and a row of crisp
oabbags-heada kept guard all around
tha barrel .
Thau there was a box, packed with
papers of sugar, eeffee, ten nad rice, a
asck sf dried peaches and several cans
ef fruit. Aad another box, when
opened, difplayed two new pair of
shuts, just the right aia for Willie and
Laura ; inadry i alls sf flaaael, muslin
and ealica, wares atockinga and mittens,
and aevsral mall articles, not forget
ting a well Ailed basket of aula aad
caadlee, which proved that somebody
knew what children love, and which
set Laura and Willie to dancing, like
little Indiana.
In ths bottsm of a hex was a thiuk,
warm gray ahawl, with Airs. Hewe's
name pined in it. Aad when the
shawl was uefohkd, there diopped out
an envelops directed to PartwS Howe,
Inside ef whish ther fonad the asnout
of ths delinquent sslary in good, new
greeabaeka, and a card upon which
waa written
"Will our pastor SQSSfl the little
tsrptisa gift wbtoh nocompsuist h.s
sslsiy, with tbs Ufa of a grateiul peo
pie T
"Ob, what a pleatast, pleasant asr
prlae !" cried Willie and Laura to
get her.
"What a wsadarfut mercy, rntbei I
aaid the mother. "Jebn, tttafss't 1 tail
ysu the Lord wonls kelp ua t"
"Yes, Mary '.' aoswered the pastor.
"Lot us thank 11 im for the tneiceiea of
this morning.'
Aad is the little parlor tbey all rev
erently knelt, aad asvsr a mere fervent
rhnakagiving went up than ascended
from the little circle in the psreou's
cottage that happy winter merulug.
ii i.e. n i i in,
t aeaot n 1 1 it.n.
Out West ths ugonta titko earn of
(ho Iodlsns, sad tho Indiana reel pro
oallr taks balr of tbe agents.
Iu proof of tho Baserlirni thai ( ttlilo
will stray Intostrangu places, wo have
soon a cow hldo In n nhoom tker'n
shop.
Tho man who buya Confuderate
bonds will mako a fKTiM inent Invest
tusnt. i hey will bs Jan aa good In
ths year 2000 na thoy uro t- day.
A ull man having rallied a friend
on the ahorineas of hh bjjf.lho friend
replied ; "My leg laugh Iht IfMmtfj
what njorn can yours do f
A Tennessee girl wo:tt ou. f ir
all with a man who was BsituJnf t i
Jle for Ucr. A - g - i u;ot lb" I
and he panted for the mutt uud let
nogro isscus her.
A prlost once ak ol ;i r mdomned
criminal In a I'srHjni! : Wh.tl kind
of a contclonro hevo you P Iti m
Kood as new," replied the prUm.T ;
for I hnvo never ftd It."
What Is ths action uf disinfec
tants V asked tho examining board
of a medical a.udoat. "They smell
ao badly that people open the tfoofl,
and fresh air gets In,,' was the re
ply. 'Thst's wbst I call n finished ser
mon," aaid it lady to her hutband at
they wended their way from church.
"Yea," was the reply ; "but do yu
know I thought tt never would be.''
When the girl who has encouraged
s young man for about I vo years sud
pealy tells him that she never can be
inoro than a sister to him, he can for
ths first tloso see tho freckle on her
nose.
A French artist gtvo his last work
So a porter to convey it (o the silon.
"Be careful, he careful," said, ,thc
picture Is scarcely dry." "Oh, DOW r
mind," exclaimed the porter ; niy
clothes ars old.'
"Does our talk disturb you V" s tid
one of a company of talkative ladies
to an old gentleman sitting in a rail
way station tho other afternoon. "No,
ma'am," waa the naive repiy, "I've
boon married ulgh on to forty yoars."
Villago postmaster to his wife :
"Here's a poettl-card to Mr. Jones
saying that his brother and live chil
dren will be ere on Saturday. Now
keep that card back till u.en and I
will bo st tho depot, and when they
find uo one to meet (hem I will lake
them all ever for $X
"Friends," once sid a clergyman
to a number of people who had enter
ed his church for tho purpose of get
ting out of tho rain, havo often
heard of the church being used ass
cloak for one's sins, bat ibis is tne
first time 1 ever heard of its being
nsed as an umbrella."
A yoong man proposed tot the
hand of a beautiful jrlrl. As she hesi
tated about replying, he said: I await
your answer with baited breath
The girl, who Is a good deal of a hu
morist, said : "Well Mr. Man, you
will have to bait your breath with
Bomethiug else besides high wines
and Limburghrr cheese to catch your
humble servant. (Juid evening.
covuMrrioft iui:.
An old physician, rotlred from ac
tive practice, having had placed in
his hands by an East India Missionary
the formula of a simple vegetable
remedy for tho speedy and perman
ent cure of Consumption, Bronchitis,
Catarrh, Asthma, and all Throat and
Lung affections, also a positive and
radical cure for general Debility and
all norvous complaints, alter having
thoroughly tested.lts woatlerftti cura
tive powers in thousands of eases
feels it his duty to make known to
his suffering follows. The recipe with
full particulars, directions for prepa
aatlon and use, and all necessary ad
vice and instructions for successful
treatment at your own home, will be
received by you by return mall, free
of charge by addressing with stamp
or stamped Holf-addrcsed envelepe
to
DR. M. E. BELL,
1GI X. CALVERT ST. BALTIMORE, Md.
cm o r
rem in m iimi
Volcanic rocks having pn-cisely tho
asu:e chemical composition differ in
texture, accoiding ns they are cooled
slowly or rapidly.
Tetanus lias been successfully trvatfd
by tbe external use ef chloroform, fails
sleep is iodueed by the use of oMoral
hydrate and morphias.
Tbe steamboat Isw requiras ths use
of six pounda of block cork in life pre
servers, that btiug antlicient to sua
tain a man of average w ight in the
water.
la iufauta the wsigdit of the brain ia
more nearly alike in the two sexes than
afterwsrds, being eleven oiinnSS for the
male child and ten for the femnle.
" Psfffin has been recommended by s
French authority aa t'ie best material
for tbe preservation of eggs. On
kilogramme t said to bs sslh' iut to
cent and prSBgreg '000 eggs.
The greet equatorial telescope at the
new observatory in Nice will be oi.e of
the largest ia the world, naviag an oh
ject ghiM three foot in aUaaaetst snd a
foaai length of fitly feet.
Hsrning of aulphiir i said to he vory
eftcacioua in prevailing iWJBtstjioii
Irmu chelate. I hs use of carbolic s.-id
alone doas net produce a 4 eflot oosi
parable te that of sulphur Times.
I a tbe msjerity ef soils lime p-r
ceatage is greater in ths subsoil than
the surface soil. This 1 dee to the
easy solubility of oslciu- car bens te ia
tbe soil water, which canieait down
ward. Borne of Df Hrewn 8jtirj'a famous
experiments in relsiieu u the Irene
asisnien of ehsracteriaiica prove that
gainsa pigt are eflaeted by ejertiosa
on the nerves of tbwss in the preceding
genernticu.
Ilotha bsving been iintnrssl iu
snlpherie ether will reeoref sfser
the SVBBOffStlsB of the etbet ; baatles
will recover froBI the alTetsof ehloro
fertn, ami flies sfter having . . .
whole dsy in a bottle of wiae.
rds sspbtba is aeparstel by re
distillatiua inio gasoline, kphths and
benzine. Kroseue oil forms the haart
f the crude e:l, petro'ess, fruni which
thete several products nte derived, of
which it foruis about fifty-fivs per oent.
There have been found al Vers
Cruz. IfsmtwB and Usvana auti-ieut
eidtagse to variant S4ieutisis ia
ataling that thesn leclilies sre SOBTOBI
of a poison catuiug yellow fever. Tbe
agent ia dvrivi d from apecies of in
fuaot. .
M. l'sllat raeSBtl declared that the
I . . i . . m . a s
lueaaarv vo warm a tttaarauiuie
at 'at. r no degrae w.ulJ, if convert
iutu the energy of elctrio eurreut',
i L'. . 1 4 produce in a ttlsphone an
aBatiUs h ut I for 0,0v3 years con-
llnBIIBSi.
ii hi ii iii ii Sj SB S i i a ii
wsj it tar rnoro.BttHi.n tro
These wbo have been through tbe
experience will recogni.e the fellow
log :
"Sit right thsrs."
"Move ever s little."
"A little to tho left."
"Ah ! that's too much. "
"Hold your chlu up."
"Look aboot tkars."
"Drop yuur left hand."
m . STW . T S e a a .at a
rui ysur leei juai a utile cloesr
together."
"liot me bruin those hairs saTyesr
shoulder."
"I must fix your head again."
'Now 1st mo see."
"Drop your right shoulder a tri
fle." "That's good. Now lower your
chin."
. .w a a a a
ow looK ns pio.8tnt as you
can."
"That right foot Is out loo muck."
"Look out for your chlo. There
just so."
"New yoa are all right. Let me
?ss."
"Now think of something fanny.',
"Guess you'd better look nt this
photograph. Keep your eyes wide
open nnd wink a often as you like."
'Thero ! that'll do- No; your chin
la too high. P wn down dSwn
down that's it.'
"New smile."
"That's It."
"Chest out.
Shoulders up."
"Drop your hand."
"Oneo more now--stnl'o."
"There V
"Stoady, now."
"Well Ihia is a pretty f.ti- picture,
but I kuoj you had bettor sit again
It looks blurred around the eyes."
IKB0) tt.
Miss Mary Howard of Cambridgo,
Mass., eeiensraleal her oas bandied
and first Csriatmas last year.
When Jenny Lind was once told
that same parsent had paid 28 to
hear her aiug. "What feeds !" lahe
aaid.
sir. Davie1, a wealthy rial estate
owner, and Mr. Oeddee, aaCock broker,
ef Montreal, earns late'v to (istiauffa
over neglect of an invitation from Lord
Lome to the Isdies of a lawn tenuis
club to visit Ottawa.
telephonic soirees avj at pre-ient
the rage in Paris, and it is said that
Mr. Edisou will aoen have a telephonic
apparatus by moans of which five hun
dred people can at once b placed in
communication with a theatre.
The Russian emperors eldeti aon il
fourteen, sad far advanced in his
studies. The imperial famiiy speak
Kussiau when-together, but when with
tktiir toachera the bova employ French
and English on alternate days.
Dore, who has been reported to work
in his atelier, e-ren in oils, by srttticta
liyht, says now that n good pamtiaj;
can he produced by such ligbt, and thai
the electric light applied to pictures
fads to bring out their colors properly
rat
NO 26.
Tho Episcopal Church.
I1Y UKV. I50BT. U HTKVKXS.
I.
Th
ie rjiiH(.nt.., i.burh in th f ,;.!
as - . m -
Slates, ia that bratich sf the Caureh of
Christ which I, , .. a lus-fol ministry of
unbroken descont from Aprsttolic times,
snd iu the form inatitined by the
Apostles ur.-lrr u,., ggidsnsc of i.ho
Holy Spirit. Beasalb tyoumH run
to repent, to believe IB Christ a the
nnl. .-,, . r - f ' 1 - l .
wwui i hum K Ul'l, tOJla J i I a
L ion i in i.iti t ., ,
,
utid woruhip tl
to partake of iija .Sacrarseuts.
ir heavenly RaawSff in
iiiibau4 ill iruill.
When A met icn was .Irst settled by
an BofUsb colony, a church of England
minister accompanied it, and the lirnt
religions service, in the KnglUh Inn
gustje, held in the New World mm the
Hams winch we ,ve to-d- i,. rl.a
Kpiscopil lrrtyer book. When the
revolution separated the colonies from
the mother country, and tbey became
an imiepend i.t ustion, tbe ministers
of the Church d K 'island living in tb.
a mm f BasBSBa
l.'nited SUt, formed the Koiacotwd
(;hurch. The Scotch and Koalish
Oharaass cenvcrated biSaaOfsj for it,
and thus her orL'aniznlinn waa mtmrn.
mmf - -mmwrnmr mmmw ry
pletvl. While bhe is independent of
tho Church of Kagland, this indepen-
iauc was no hur-aration, but rniinlr an
outgrowth as ths daughter fr :u hr
mother. As tbere Was no remit aa tha
lipisofrpal Church has always bees in
communion with the mother ('hrrh
Her ministers and ours exchange
p-ilpitS and are received br eac-h othnr
on the baaia sf equality as "memUrs of
tbe same Church and household, aad
her laymen upon coming to this land
are received as members of the Church.
The object of this series of artielea is
to call the attention of those Christian
brethren who may e them, to the
claims thii Chnrch baa tbaJr
mmm i i mwrn-mw ' V W t
llegianse; and by apreadirff abroad s
knowledge of her principle!, to further
the cause of hriatiau unity sod
brotherly love. To remove tbe preju
dice BBjaatiy no iri-.h -l against her
and by w akirj'' the truth In I am Ln
iudme the lo who lor, tlaaa Maair t
make every effort to heal those divisions
by which the Church of Obtist Is to
unhappily rent nuuder.
1he separation cf Christians into
various denominations if right must
hsve tho wsrrant of .Scripture; if wroi g
wo should esaeet to find them con
SaSsnad. Lava is the foondatinn aaW
cipln cl tb r -i.tiaa Cbureb. Tne
U (!'(; ,1 .;..! tt,a tneansof win
ning bats mankind to Himself b 'he
Saviour, the iove of the Saviour ina
Him esUbiiah II , ( 'Lurch as the means
of apiendmg a ku Vde of salvation,
and this Ciiurc'i is lereseMtel as His
Hride. He ears for her as the bun
band lovea his wftm He purchased the
Church with Hia Hlood. "That He
mljhi rmnt it to Uiuvs' lfa a glorious
Church not hurl It I i. if ftr irrf'' Ma
aatjf aajeA thmj; but th tt it thotdd It
holy ami without hlemUh' lain tbs
word 'Ctbo!i. " -in its proper senae, all
Christians profess a belief in the Holy
Catholic Church, and as this is called
"fA CAMrcV. of the lidag O'oJ tJte pillar
unljrou,d oft ft -trnih,n to love this
Church is to love Christ, ta aid it in
every way is to honor bar Divine
Mesier, nor is there salvation without
ber; for 'the Lord added to the church
daily such as should be saved.
The Church while represented as ene
body with many members, was not te
be split np inio soparate societies. "For
as the body is ouo and hath many
members, and all the members of that
one body bein manv are one bodv. as
nlso is 0 iriit for by one Spirit are are
all baptized into one body."
Ia it right, for the different members
of tho Cuuroh lo form separate organi
zation, an 1 digosrn responsibility to
the one Church? In the same chapter
(I Cor. XII), we read "that there
alioulJ be no schism (or division ) iu the
body , but that the members sajuld
have the sam a
So great a sin
: r
ia
j one for another."
a divided Church
til i Of all til
Het errors into which
the Corinthians
h 1 1 fallen this is tha
v Bt, Paul; for aa a
Irst dealt w.t'i
ireaefa ef CHtnrity it ws mst. dsruct-
Htrnctivt' tt I ii'nUaa growth. 1 C-jr
10. "Novo I 1 e cch you hiethreu
by th X tHl ) uf O ir L rd Jes is Chriat.
that vo all apeak the same thiu. and
that there lu no divisions among vou:
but that ee bq nerfeefciy ioina I t-vgethcr
m the sa n mind ant IB the gimi
jnrteosaent. Tbase fjiniili.r with the
Scriptures OaMl ree!l many such pass-
c.tllinj u n Clii-istiaus to keep
the uuity of th fiith io th bond of
peace.
People hnve beoooae 3 familiar witti
n aiYiaed stai ; oi juris:euaom, mat
it is looked iu :i as a mUer ef eourse.
It is tlsoagiltUy m inr to be a goed
thing to have so many different opinions
to suit different minda: ths omptti-
tion for members is sopited to keep
alivs sarucstnou and xeal; tha churches
am expected to watcn eacn oiuer care
a. .a s it
fully and show up the weakness snd
folly of on ing members; it is asserted
that men cannot agree oa subjects of a
religious nature; while exibitions of
sectarian bitterness sre oftentimoi
seally enjoyed by the participants, aud
spectators. Ths folly and wickedness
of a spiritual kingdom divided agaiast
itself is almost forgotten.
Why should not the arg ansuls for
unitv iu ail other mstters apply to the
Christian Church? Union is strength,
division is weakness. Tbe old fable of
the bundle of sticks, which when united
could not be broken by tho strengeit
arm, yet which ono by one were easily
Inappod asunder, has becoms a proverb,
and why will not com aim sense urge
brethren to see that a lack of Christian
unity is a pitiful weakness in tbe cause
of Christ. Lit auv Chrisi aa with a
teachers Bible . turn to lbs index of
subjects gad read tfifta rtf jrencss on
"Uridn with Chriat' "tnity, and be
will find that unity comes from love,
and divisions, from hatred, emulatison
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Inaertion.
aad strife..
Some people tbiak that ths unity of
tbe Church of Christ ia shown wben
lbs different deneminaticna bold anion
meetings, study the aame seriea of lea
eons, and send representatives to aa
Evsagslical Alliance. Is it a true
saityT Ia it sot simply a deception in
the aame of unity ? The Allinuce can
not teach doctrine nor enforce disci
pline saaong its component denomina
tions. They can iecoauand a week of
prayer, nod topics to be considered but
it in simply a rScommsndstion which
may or rosy not be followed ss eaeh
w ' hoses. 1 he sects then J; not
merge their differences ao that tbe
Allinnce becomes a united Church.
8outb Carolina held abe bad joined
s a .a aa t . S) . t
a eon federation of States, and test
when she chose she might withdraw
from the Cnkn. Tats principle if al
lowed would have broken up tbe
country, the war tested it and the
union of the slates as one country was
saved. From tbe Evangelical Alliance
any denominntion can withdraw when
il pleases; its existence is not fn tho
iesst imperilled; it is ss much a Cbnrcb
out of the Alliance aa ia it. The Alli
ance ia a confederation not a union.
Much attempts at union only bring
out io a more clear light the differences
snd unhappy divisions. If tbe mem
bers of any aeel feel burt, they with
draw, and bold their own service tbey
most jeslously divide the datieej and,
any extra zeal is looked upon as an at
tempt te proselyte.. When diffetsnt
members ia tbs country unite to erect
a obsrob building, by what tricks and
dodges worthy ef the corrupt politician;
doas it become tbe projerty of one sect
whose members perbss have contribu
ted least to its coastractiont In n small
country town like our owe. with hard
ly three hundred members of all de
nominations, there are eight or nine
organisations struggling for aa exist
ence, which instead of showing what
tbe Apostolic Cbarcb did on tbe dsy of
Pentecost, a congreg alien, united "with
one necord and ia one place have eight
different hjuses of worship. Kvery
Sunday which should be a day of Pen
tec a. sees tbem divided, some singing
hymns with instrumental music, others
leaking upon an organ ss en abomina
tion in .he sanctuary, and other differ
ences ia is era far mare important,
make il aa i . evident, that the Chris
tian C'uUr.1- Joss not present to tbe
iabdsl work1; a picture of biethern
endeavoring te keep the uuity of faith
ia ths bond of peace
Wore tha Biassed Spirit to send s
direct message to tha Curistisai of this
. . . a a a .
community "1 besoe ;a you, bretbrcu,
by the name of our Lord Jesus Christ
that ye all en-auk tbs 9nr thir.' etc
hew could it be received and obeyed.
The incongruity of - m exu Usiea
wtb existing circamtanj ;., ail tbe
difficulty of putting it iuto exajutioa
would "tagger tbe rnosh zealeua. Yet
this direction was dictated to St. Paul
by the Spirit to all wbo iove Christ to
day ss well ss in the liana that are
paat. Why should it not be followed
out I Is there aucb a trtal la;k of
Charity that this meisage must ba
slighted ! It is with tbe hope of do
ing something towards bettering tuts
unbsppy state uf thing that the writer
has undertaken bis task. Tuass arti
cles are not designed to provoke cSa
Iroversy, but sre writen in all charity
te those who honestly diffr among
themselves. St. John'a exhortation
"Little Children love one another" can
only be carried out by those wbo are
striving to heal the wounds of a torn
aad divided church.
The writer claims that ths Episcopal
Church or Church of England ou;ht to
he heard in this matter, aa I hi will
doas by stating a few reasons why h?
is entitled to a fair and naprejn icel
attention
Th9 Holy Scriptures ns rea 1 by the
vast majority of CorUtians in this
lsnd have been handed to us by tba
Cnnrch of England. It was ber schol
ars aho translated it, aud her convoca-
! tioa of clerarV who aJootad it aa the
Bible of all Euglish syeakiu psople.
a v a
If any particular sect has attempted to
revise it, they have accepted its words
in the main even if they oav changed
such words aa' 'baptise" into "immerse"
i to exhibit their peculiar doctrines.
Her scholars have always stol
a:noug tbe first both fr learaiag aad
piety. Their works are studied aa
standards in all Protestant Tneelegical
seminaries and tbey are accorded a
bearing by all inteltig. nt people of
whatever nationality. The late Revis-
ion of the Naw Tesment aud its i si-.
mense circulation w&s a vtork under
taken under their auspices. While
American scholars aidtd iu ths great
undertaking, their eouibiualioa wi.b
the sahelars of the EagTish C nireh,
shows in what high estimation the'
latter are hal I among tho m -ii1? arnsd
American teachers r?njenting the
widely different sectsIn this land.
The writer (an American by birtb
aud feeling whosa ancestors fought
asrainst E'igland during the Revoin-
' tioa, while they held to the Bttj
Church,) propcaea to asivnnca ao
opinions ef fcii own. Ihs n'-uneu::-nre
old but as they were unheeded, they
will be new to those wbo l.avo never
given this matter thorough atteatiea.
Almast every divisian among C'uris-
liius aaa inau n uci lira nmo
heated political strife or sy!f ooin-
ien ; or designing men have taken
ventage of that characteristic cf many
people aa well aa of the Athenian of
old, a desire ti hear somsthi; n
wbon tho old was better.
Additional precautions have bt
taken for the aurity of the late Trii
Consort's mans denm at Frog u ri aii
the diacevory of t he sacrilege eomi
J . t.i n i m . V
icn at raicarres ja'Jiif. x" r'eu
I of Frogmo e would indeed be wortl
kings ransom.
If a dime with a hole in it is w:
five cents, a dime with two holes
it ought to be worth ten eect.
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