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walton. In Observing the incsssant and coavulsive
struggles of Society, IL seems as II Humanity were
making most desperate effort TO throw of bur
den which Expresses it; for wars ard revolutions
are continuously breaking out in all the regions o.
the Globe: disturbances are hardly queled before.
new flames otvioesce burst forth again from smo1E
derIns dscontsnE party spirit X Increased by every
Conflict and Cancellation be quito hopeless:
the body poi,ic has become suspicious and de-
PRAYED, dencuncins every new idea and descending
70 the lowest depths of selfish policy, even 70 the
nonssrous coalition Of protesting Christian Govern
merits with Inidels and Turks to persecute their
fellow Christmas This written before the
European Governments assisted Greece 10 resist
Turkey, and when il was customary for Christian
Governments to regard the Greeks rebels, in
their struggles with the Turks. Peblic credit and
public property are now regarded public prey and
handed over 10 the vampires OF finance, the gamblers
in the Public Funds: Industry has now become a
punishment, for these no labor; a practical en-
bodimeat OF the ideal ho1or in the fable of ran,a.
luS, starving in the midst of plenty, under tho de
lusivc system Of Free Trade monopoly and COM
petition: Colonial Ambition and Cupidty have
opened volcano that is threatening irrwpnon per-
| manen,ly; the deadly hatred of the Negro Popula
ton would, If it burst forth, cntomb America
in one vast scpuichre, and visit the conquerors
the miseries inflicted by them on the Abor!gine>
they have ex,ermnated subversive Commerce,
emulating Cannibals, refnes the cruelties OF the
atrocious Slave Trade and insults the good inten-
tons and DEGREES of all the Sovereigns OF Europe
leagucd together in the Holy Alliance, ct the
Congress OF Vienna: Mercantile Rapacity has now
extended It's worst ramiiicati9ns over tho whole
Globe, initiating the uncnGvated tribes into the
secrets of subversive Science and Duplc'ty; the
whole world has become hideous chaos OF de-
pravi;y, aud [ke .limy caterpillar false, de.
cnng Civilization has become more odious and
disgusting us il nears It's end.
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Nur. scolc.'s Lecture o.. Political zzissory

| NHr. gcoIes's Lecture o., Political Esisiory
TO the Editor IF The Tribune:
| attended lecture delivered By the Hon
JOHN B. ScoLEs, before the Eighth Ward Clay
| Club, on the evening Of the 18th instant. To say
that it was replete with Patriotism and Love o
Country, would be but feebly expressing its merits
The subject was the Pest and Present State o.
Parties in the History of our Country under the
Articles of Confederation at the forming OF the
| Federal Constitution and thence down to the pre-
sent day. After paying high tribute to the hon
esty, virtues and patriotism of the members of the
| Convention he passed to the Administration Of the
Father Of his Country, showing that at that carly
day the Country was divided on subjects of vital
interest to the People, as it was during the Admin
istration of the elder Adams, whom he pronounced
one of the purcst Patriots Of the Country but diff
fcring from Mr.. jefferson, and others equally pure,
as to the powers delegated to the Executive of the
Nation. Mr.. Jefferson, he said, inclined to the
Popular or Democratic side of the question:; that
il, that all power emanatcs from the People, and
that any attemptby the Executive to interfere with
legislation, had tendency to destroy our Rcpub-
can Institutions, aud was an unwarranted assump-
ton of power. In this he was sustained by young
but able champion in the defence of Democratic
principles, and that champion was no less an lnd-
vidual than Henry CLAY, of Kentucky. He then
traced the history of that exalted Statesman through
all the Administrations to the time when he last
resigned his sea, in the Councils Of the Nation
showing plainly his uniform consistency in oppos
zion to Executive Usurputon, and in his strict and
faithful adherence to Democratic principles.
proving from actual facts his claim TO the title OF
tho Champion of True Democracy and Leader OF
the Wings, whose principles are the principles OF
genuine Democracy; and that those who sustain
The Man Power are most clearly the eppo-
nents of Popular and Liberal Government.
Could hundreds of our honest Democratic friends
have been present, they would have seen through
the veil of deception practiced upon them by de
signing, politicians, and they would at once have
seen the injustice done to their best friend HARRY
OF THE WEST, who has always done battle for the
real Democracy ofthe Country and ior'he mainten-
ance of its Republican Institutions.
DEMOCRATIC WIG
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y9L. II. NO. a3z.

part Of year that he spent with ne, in Hamp-
shire, my former home, it seemed perfectly re
pleased God that the last years OF his lie sbould
be happy" Blu, the Almighty will was otherwise
The little cloud soon appeared, which was in no
long time to overshadow ali. In the bluckness of
its shadow we still live, and shall pass from under
1t only through the portals OF the grave.
9 The last thee years have done on me the
work oftwenty. The one, sole business of my life
Is thar, which verify believe keeps the life in me,
the guardianship oflny dear, helpless, unconscious
husband.
The heavy calamity which has befslien one OF
the gifted minds of our age, and the enduring
courage Of conjugal love which ministers to il,
awaken deco sympathy here, well as in Europe.
They recall and render applicable few affecting
lines, nthat noble epic poem Of (" Roderiek, one
of the most irnpcrishable monu ncnts OF his genius
over whose silent and stricken harp we mourn.
Good hath upheld her." the old man repIjed
She bears li.s last, and heaviest OF her gries
Most patiently, who finds In Heaven
comfort, which the world can neither give
Nor take
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Or, Plan for q Re-organ:za,;oa OF soe:s.r.

II The Ed,or,iip Of tiJ eol.n distract era Of
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Postpaid, 10 A. BRISBANE. 7s York
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a11sna Sss.n ass hysts my family the last Is wears
ssyc = c,-rs.t - statement By her,
20. ssrs. GaRF q. LLOYD,
+Nos s9& BEcaa n. Nesa-h =
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sHERIFFs OFFICE, UTlcA, Det emher ., isa.
T raE snbsrr;bsr hayin been appointed Sheriff OF
Osia cosnty and having entered on the iuiiss OF h Or.
ice. requests iiie,is and papers oa 70 "
addressed 10 him AZ U,,sr. r. s. PAXTON,
fgs Sys Sheriff Of 8Eei6a County =
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frruisure OF any descripion 10 dsosc or WIG are
ns up viii hnds resy sale M ay 800
apon the suassrbe- Goods 10 any amount purchased
Al. private sals-Two Piano EarssS
je.s u =. COTTON Co. Isl CEatz sa's-
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saca,inn Tor Subscription 70 STOCK and The
/ up s..irs aad open sYesy day from O'Clock d1s
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T He T RIBUNE E.
Eiterarp Notices.

PLEASANT MEMOIRS PLEASANT LANDS: By L. H. Sic
Quincy. Il vol. limo. PIP. S52) Boston James Mum
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NgUFFs, MUFFs, at 64o Broadway

and light fawn colors frcm 50 TO Is each
Also sale above. Tnselcd Ribbons aud Sauces Tor
head-rcsses rich embrei5erc organdy Tor oaioresse
Ga per ward Lads Preach white satin Shoes a, IS rich
English Thrcad Laces aud Edgngs worstea Edgings, In
,s,sor Bancs, Cus, and Coars Book, Swiss, Jaconet
aud Cambria Muslin; figured and plain Cap Laces; Cap
and Bcnre Ribbon; Hosiery, Gloves, Nuts, NC Adseount
OF Is per cent will be mde all over one dollar,
from hi, date for the purpose dpospg oil Tho stock be-
lore the close OF For sale above aud at 2t
Bleeckersreet II. C. MOORE. u lw'
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The following ecrtifeSts Is ffora Sru,lem,, VIII, ,,s,
te Whole 81 SIS ae i.oa severe Seroiaous cisesss II
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MAJ RIGHTS ENGLISH NRhN1M AN.
wv The abridged and cheap edition OF this work ~
now ready for sale al IS Spruce street, BY A. BARNARD
K co. ,,,,,. x;,o,. al
have with much cer examined this hoch and 'nst ays
bat IL as pleased me much. Ii presents the corecuon OF
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of our leuage; asd Is seil more pnosoPhtehl
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SnsuAs "'" r t. HAWKS, LII d. D.
;s,n. No NY. Qlansrly Review
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:" a ramor is in circulation on the frontiers of
Turkey that the Emperor of Russia has selected
his son.in law, the Duke ef Lcuchtenburg, for the
throne Of the Empire of Byzantum which he
contemplates founding, Prussia and Austria having
assented the project, the latter receiving Mol
davia and Wallachia and the former Poland far
as the Bug, as the price Of their agreement"
Leipsic Gazette.
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NJ Norfi, River Bank iTa the City Oh N ,...-
york-The President and Directors OF Inc Mol.a
%, !; ,,, ciry Of New York have declared Dividend Oh
re er cent ca the Capital Stock payable 10 tte sioes
holders on aud after the niah day Of January fhs ifsh
far Rock vii, be closed until that day.
nv order of the Board a. B. HAYS, C :,
Nsyryork January Sd, 1915. "a ~
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HENRY C. MURPHY.

STATE OF Nxw.Yosx,( On this 2s,h day OF November
Cisy OF Brooklyn, isis. bsfore me came Thomas
lloyd and acknowledges The truth Of the Foregoing paper.
and that he executed he same
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BOOKKEEPING WRITING AND

, COMMERCIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
JONES' 1873 Broadway, invites attention the following
under which he gives instruction in the
above branches. -
or from - z. NJ
Students may select OF The above hours OF attendance,
and pur. study any all of the above branches at
a charge per quarter
TermS-For a.tendance3 days per week during
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uoy Martha ConIin and have kposn OF Der suffering
i;isesss JOHN DUBOIS, Bissop OF aes-Yerk.
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GARDEN SEED.
GAYN0R n LYELL

HAVE just received a fresh supply Of Garden
n Seed ffofe Nurtl.r several dH rent knds Of Garden
Te,i+ grown boo tr State 900 Of winch tey recommend fresh
and cDfiI.ur.
AErionOEE-Gna,n Gnie.
AsFARAGt.s-GaHt or Dutch
Bt'NCIt gENNs-Hroad WinIar Dwarf Mohawk E,y pv,,r
Mohawk E6l itly Week rary yellow SIX Week. Long
Poi Marrow DNad Red specked French Royal Dwarf Whe
Kidney.
PULE BEANs-Ii,rieu,ural Pole Large White Lima Scarlet
Runners. White Dutch gumusns
BEfr-Eary BYpi Turnp Early Yellow French sugar. Long
Hlpd. Maurpl Muuyeu
BROtCOiI-t1rgo Puuae Cape.
CABBAGE-Baucrsa. Cromwell DrImlead Early Bullock
Heart Dwan Green Savoy Eiy Sugar fsaf ffy Plat
GrnsVck Green Cufd Savoy Large York, Late sugar LAT
Rcd Picking
CARRDT-I.onr Orange.
CAULFthWEE-rldy and late Dutch.
CORN-smitlf4 run Itry.
CuCuMBER-E1fy Fame, Early Green Cluster. Long Green
Turkey
zoo PLANr-Purle
ENDiEE--Graru C.leI
kALE-Cfcou CurrJ Scotch.
IETTt tE-Epwu butch I.triy Unmts4d Tlty g.., c,c,
Co.'S. Zee Large Vht. tsat
AELLoN-Clfol Water Green Cuon Large Musk or Yellow
Nutmeg.
NNsruRTIrM
OkEN--fnu- anil Short
oNlpN-sIltsr skin. yellow Skin
PARSLEN-Cuncl arl single
PAtSNlF-Estra Large. Large Dutch
PEAS-BIo Imperial Dwarf Mluflt Dwarf Green W,rro,y-
81 FAIRY frtmc, Enry Bishops bvlff Et Eafy Sinclair or
Wai1n-'0u. Fairy Wa0sck. Nsrninat
RApisiiraes spanish Rcd Tunp Long seariet White Tur.
nip yellow Iuuip
SATISFY Or VEGETABLE oySrER
fPiNAGE-rrrky 90 FaH Round Is.ivei or summer
sa, NsH-tary White Blsh E,ry Yellow Bus Winter Crook
TOMNrO-larse Red
TURNlP-Ea White Dutch E1ry yellow Dleh Eariy Garden
Stone Elry White ston T, Bts i,r, VVbts I,i Wirte
AisO-Canay seei anil au a-.,tncnt ~ Power seed
r. -
IDINE APPLE CIEEsE-A e i,,, ye,y .p,.rot for ale
aP20 fEAkt, JONES - wiNsTON
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COMPOUND WHITE OAK SYRUP.

IENHlS preparation - one of the most efficient
- f'meie. tor thD.ra. iuftu'um md Darhua.
ever offered or 'l was ngrn.d and used number year
700 90 extensive practice hy experienced phy--n with
Unparalleled success and many Realised good since
tho urief.rued iri. become .fs proprietor.
u BE- vegetable tl and
n.oicuioHs As family medicine for fs DISEASES of children
affecting r5uuo'.y The stomach Hul bowels superior
81 Parents should be- careful
the nf-t exhibition of that dreadful maady SUMMER
PLANT" which may be dol- by purchasing bOtc or two Of
this preparation of Wli. q. HARDWOOD.
Ia In D 10
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TO SPORTSMEN OF THE FIELD.

II
rINuoMAs TYRER, Manufacturer and Importer of Guns Rnes
II the pleasure 81 informing the Nsmsrs Of
e Leg and re public IN general that he has On hand
establishment and workmanship they
eSce all Of which win be ~ reduced prices
Amongst has the following
GUNS AND ROWLING TACKLE
Superior Damascus and ubb t~is' double AMI single barrel
Doubie AMI single plain stubb twist Guns
DO do do plain and imitation twist do
DO do do common German do
Brass shetland silver mounted Rides
Ducling. pocket. belt AMI travelling Pistols
SELF cooking single ani ia barrel revolving Pistols
Gun, Rihc and Pistol PowISr Fasks
Double and single Shot Pouches anil Belts
split and riain English and Frctch Percussion CAPS
Common Percussion Caps, at a. cents pcr 1000
sportsnens Liquor Flasks and Pocket Tumblers
English, American AMI Scotch GunlswleT
Dog Calls Collars Whips Chains and Couples
iiuntsmcn's Blowing Horns and Bugls
Wash Rods Sl'o, Changers Cap Primers OIL Cups Balls
Patent Gun Watiing wad Cutters
Mahogany and Leather Gun Cases
Gun, Pistol and Rifle Locks Rine Barrels
Ribs and forged and filed Gun Materials OF all kinds for 6un
FISHING TACKLE.
Fishing Poles joints Walking Canes. English SILK India
Lines Fhinc Floats Hooks Gut
Moods Limerick Kirby AMI Virginia Fish Hooks
MILITARY.
Superior Plain Gilt. Silver and Plated mounted
Swords Officer, SIN sashes Sword Rci Gh AMI Plated Eouhi
Wings Virginia Infantry and Troopers buttons Chsps sword
Canes Hooks Swycl Tasc star; Gloves, Lace Braid NoTscd
Wings Pompoons sc &c
Eliott Rodgers superior finished and warranted
Razor Superior Ivory Buck Pcraud SILVER Mounted Pocket, Fen
sportsncn DIRK Dcr AMI Pruning Knives, OF Rodgers Crooks
and wortenhem Manufacture; Rodgers superior Ladies and
Genleinsn's Scissors.
Gold and Silver mounted and steel Walking Canes with and with
Swords Gold and Silver Evcrpontd Pencils superior Pocket
Books and Wallets; Gus and o,lsT Steel Pens Opera and
spy GLASSES. Ta,cct' ComaSs Rnlt Hooks; Pocket Cork
Screws scear Cases hey Rings rNc,cn 'h nrus,; SNUFF
Boxes; Pocket Rules Patent Tac Measures Riding Gag
de . THOMAS TyRER.
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FEVER AND AGUE!

TINT UIu E"FUUTItc md StcrIIng Kennedy IT
The only Original Genuine Rowands Tonic MIiuIe
u PREsENT NAME m
RoWAND'S IMPROVED TONIC MINTIIREi,,
Euatded 10y the written a PAPER
label the mouth Of every bour which has always been
warranted 10 cure W above only
accredited agents IA Richmond GAYNOR 4 IYEII.
One door above the Bel Tavern.
The original style and manner putting genuine Mei
cine has been odHgd las the public sufficiently
consequence Of an nnencs quantity adsaie5 Tome
MHrr having been made AMI former
during the authors abseH the country
with It's manufacture and sa from the Of 1889
lrfl and most Of which stu re
Druggists and Merchants generally therefore, hereby warned
not to sell thing for the original and Rowands
MIXTURE that has each
bottle. Original nvenier, sole proprietor
JOHN X. ROWLAND NJ. ID,
ma No as North Second street Phladelnhi.
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DIR. III. SWAYNE'S
SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY

I 5 acknowledged to far excel all other medicines
in the East. the West the North, AMI IN the South trial
Away proves Coughs Coils Splitting Blood Tickling
Rising Sensations the Throat bronchitis, WhOoping Cough
Asthma Nlkncs ct the Nervous System Impaired Constitution
from and 10 falling into decline thu
medicine s equal \ number Of the best testimonials OF
be by calling Dr. SwayHc Appropriations
from valuable except above Dr. Swayne Compound
syrup O Wild Cherry fictitious AID counterfeit To be had
NH p Va
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FAMILY MEDICINES!

THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand n
4 supply Family Medicines by all warranted genuine
Among them
sari-' Sat~aIaula from the manufacturer
Houcks ranacea, Wrisisets Bcsiorrr
RoWanIs only genuine Tonic Mixture" panaeea
for Acue and Fever
Benars Cholera Medicine OF Cholera MorbuS
narrhya. SC SC.
COMPOUND White oak syrup article for the Of
Cholera lnfauuun and obstinate nauL.i prepared from thu
original receipt by experienced physician ana used by Inn
with remarkable for number OF years. % IhIs
valuable medicine Is prepared AMI -oh only by
WILLIAM y. HARDWOOD.
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CHEAP FOR CASH.

TUNIIE subscriber would call the attention of the
pubic In this rule among good merchants that
where does promptly his engagements an
nnfvnr profit charged. where he has many such cuo
.rs he has necessity his good more than
b. would determination To let no such nsees
SHY credit all SUCH which Will enable me TO sell
1IIKAPER THAN EVER. Those who buy for cash or pay
promptly quarterly, would suggest the propcy Of ih"
rslR on below the Bell Tavern obi stand be
fore purchasing such cuStouer II
Oh ring them GOOD ARTICLES small advance upon
e., ~, ,g;st .aes GEO. W. GRETTER
A. charge selling customers produce NOR Tor de
Iv.riue their goods bought OF me At the Depot
l-IOt
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NEW STORE.

PEA +, J o Is y WINSTON
RI receiving stock of Groceries, consisting ~
N p1r ~
Do bids NsE Orleans Sugars various qualities
do Porto Rico, bca quality
t1 So Cr,K
a0n1 irs Wpo.sy 4 Wallsfyr best Loaf
5000 30 Java. l1suifa Roo lni other CDiTes
10000 90 FANNY AMI Western Bacon
Together with assortment rf Goods usually Kept
est1h'sllu.ufs
IT, 1uy daily expected from New York Boston they viii
h receipt Of their stock uf ipugh embracing every Kind from
q three hof.a 900 ~ NJ q small as
vance Gp purrased 81 them vii DO any part Of thu
city free of charge
ap3 PENKE, JONES 4 WINSTON
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TO PHYSICIANS AND FAMILIES.

IHNIIE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
y and the public services ofan Apot
rly who has been regularly educated brought up pro
s1n nfd hi- bad upwards ~ lnseu
huncss both tins county AMI DubHn-tr plc,
SERVED DO" usual t, apprentice first
h-hmen-W tat city II intention put the
o. uc cpmpoutdng department uuer management
of thu gentleman whom feel every confidence s ability
10 disclarfug 40" responsible. duty c0mpDInder
ptnsef oi medicine With ny personal respect
fully an of tho patronage confidence which a.
h'unp hbemy bestowed actively eura
Erl -n --I nmnLnI ~ D. III rENION InmN.InN-
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AREAL BLESSING mo- MOTHERS.

a hh.hh Dbi-'Si ~ " Il " -hC iiA~AN''
nR. PARRIss CELERR ATED AMERICAN SOOTHING sY-
~ RDP ToE CHLpRZN Curing THE TEET1i.
To Lors cad .NHrsesrhis inahle remedy has preserved
hundreds Of Chrrvu when thought from commissions
syrup rubbed the the child Will
This preparation innocent sfcaeious and - pleasant that
chi VII refuse let be rubhedwith When infants
the months though there appearance Of teeth
bottle 81 the syrup should De- Used the O. olcn the
Parents should syrup the where
Young children. n child wakes the night with
pains syrup Immediately by the
pores and healing the gums thereby preventing Commissions, Fe
yeTs, To be had OF
PEYToN JOHNSTON, Agent
ma
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IMPORTANT TO PHYSICIANS,
Prevention and Cure of ProInpsus Utcri.
ElNiIE PclXic Corset and Utero Abdominal Ban

TINiIE Pelvic Corset and Utero Abdominal Ban
Il dages invented and patented by Thompson Of Co
ums APPRECIATION Of physicians wher
introduced their sale evidence
the utility and them claiming for
superiority which has elsewhere been award
81 o
The evidences possession applicability
~ Proapss which
nded the form Of certificates Of appreciation from
many justify presenting them with additional
hence who may yet have had
opportunity of testing their value.
simplicity principles Of action by which
y ready adaptation the form Of the
which they and other decided advantages
which apparent who them combine render
every way worthy Of the Of the profession. Added
prizes which they Offered place them reach
patients be declared the instruments
character because Of the hgk prices usually asked for them
put these prices induced pur
a and offer a superior instrument
onc half price sold for.
an ~ ALEX. DUVAL & Co
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IMPROVED YEAST POWDERS.


~ great satisfaction by families Richmond,
tins article confidence. We prepared quantity
fresh and properly laben-l with DIEE,uoSs
These Powders admirable substitute Yeast making
all kinds n Batter 'ak and have the
rendering the batter perfectly light AMI fcasy baking
slant they mixed Buck,hrat and cakes
with tirse Powders ,s likely disagree
uAn those made w yeast. AMI requires
hrcIy avoided
s,prraf yt--, AMI and hall ris 81 Nlit
ths quaus Of latter hide thicker iI
qud 90 winch M pter- d,.-ai, ready baking
We'll and commence" baking immediately agitation
Hail Of each powder for 81 pn Prepared
sale by BOLTON & HARRISON,
Corner Main and Governor streets below Elge runs
NH 10
NEW WORK.-t.uycr-si.In examined renowned and ~
posed embracing e1p.rsuc.
alnos during ministry twelve years testimony II
unst fisi tf % ic dreadful tendency
Boy Mathew IA. smith
CoyIF,ts uonE-I.t Religious experience. 2d Rea.
son- for Teu'lnrug uuv"r-Iu d.fcute-
attend t- iyr ~ Reason. gsunIusrF dawn
from hs rsan-- Of he Bible. Reasons for r.u.ruein r
unfrl 1919 dawn from the lIilesd support
d'-nur sta insefsn by tIe arguments ~ b.
fyHr i'rr"i hau tr si Of Reasons ior ren1unc
inr realism drawn ta.u's eth. Argument.
azift unIv.rllsm drawn from future judgment
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