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GREAT ACCOMINOnATI0N

Cheapest and quickest route to Providence.
sssssEFssssyn THE Southbrdge & Prov
lssS1zz2 20 idence Stage leaves Fishs
$3.50 rs al NEl9 er,ille Depot on Biondqy Jyedres
e@=<=sSdGy and Friday, on the arrival OF
the first accommodation Train of from Worcester ana
Norwich at II o'clock A.M and passing through Tbon,p
son. Chepachet, Greenville and rut Hill arriving AZ
Providence at O'Clock NJ Also. leaves The Pnm1re
Depot on Tnesday Thursday and Saturday. at II ocock
on the arrival OF the cars and passing through Chepachet
Greenvile, arrives at Providence at O'Clock p MI
RETURNING. Leaves Providence at Ii o'clock A. NJ
and passes on the routes above indicated meeting he ears
Tor worcester and Norwich and intermediate Depots al
Pomret, on Monday, Wednesday FRIDAY and 81 Fish
ersville on Tuesday, Thursday SATURDAY. and arrives
at Southbfdge at o'clock p M.
Passengers by leaving Worcester the 10 O'Clock train
cars will arrive in Providence from two TO m rec hour
earlier than by any other roale
Passengers at Providence be supplied with tickets m
any efthe depots on the Rail Road Stage anu Rail Road
ickes can be had at The Ticket Office worcester for
Providence at lower of fare than by any other rome
Books kept at the Manufacturers HOTEL in Providence
Nov. IA eod6m BENZ. GREEN PronrieIor
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10 Cows for Sale,

FTHHE subscriber has for Years past fur
ETTT1 4 nished and sold Milk for of the
WEAsN " part of this He being about change
ssslAzZls his business will SELL IT AUCTION on Bed-
ngsday The first day eff 4pru neat at his stable Null
berry street, previously sold al private sae) Ten
fist rave Mich COWS, all in good condition. The
Purchaser W i'll be allowed to take his customers
JOHN e. SWEETSER.
Worcester March r. 1886 10
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MOTTCE,

Ii connection in business the subscribers has
> by mutual consent this day terminated All demands
due from us jointly will be paid by THOMAS EWoop
who is authorized to receive and pay the
THOMAS e. WOOD,
Worcester Dec ls, 1915. JOHN G. FISHER.
The WORCESTER BoUsE will hereafter be
conducted by the subscriber who will at all times happy
his friends and the public generally, and hopes by
strict attention 10 business continuance Of the
airoHage so literally bestowed upon this House dr--
past season. Balls, Parties. Ride - ..ng the
with comfortable n societies, furnished
looms and Refreshments short
zee IS. dw3m53 THOS. Il. WOOD.
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Worcester Almanac, Directory, and

Business Advertiser for 1916.
CONTAINING a correct Map Of the Village showing all
The Streets Spaces for Memoranda for every day in
theyear Town and County Officers and Institutions q
Directory all the Inhabitants of the Centre District and
mnsh other valuable information A few cupes OF the
above (of which than 5000 copies have been sold
are offered for sale hv the Publisher at his Book and
JebPrndng Office, III Main Street, and az the principal
Bookstores Price only l2A cents
NIsrch g. tstf 10 HENRY J. ROWLAND.
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MERCHANTS EXCHANGE H0TET,.

As THE Proprietor OF this central and modinuh
fTaa l establishment bees leave his special
Az acknowledgements the travelling public for their
very liberal patronage and hopes by attention TO the
accommodation and comfort Of his guests make them
feel hat his house is the TRAvELERs HOME and thereby
merit continuance of their favors.
The very admirable location Of this Hotel being in the
EXCHANGE BUILDING, near the Banks and in the very
OF business and amusement all conspe make
desirable stopping mess men aud tho
temporary oil permanent visitor
The table will alwaS be supplied with all the lpxuries
and decaces of The season the attendants will be
always found attentive and oblging.
NJ b. Board s per day.
Feb 81. W&S6m FERDINANDO CORR.
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: 8 3 : 3 s
Paper Hangings, Paper Hangings.

w have III Store and weekly receiving large
w additions In Stock, making it decidedly the
and most complete assortment OF
PAPER ANGINGS
in the town OF Worcester Also Rich BORDERS, Fire
Board Prints, Plain and Fg'd Green CURTAIN PAPER,
and all will be sold at such prices to DEFY COMPE-
IITfON. We have not hlnd hundred and fifty
thousand Rca of neighbors say they have
but ne haze MORE than ANY ONE STORE in The toun
Of u orcester, anu loih cell them for LESS PRICES
MERCHANTS and others wishing 10 purchase, will
find it for their interest call and examine oar Paper and
Prices, and in this way satisfy themselves that what we
have stated Is tnthhe whole truthand nothing The
truth I. w. & G., p BANCROFT
Worcester, March 6. SIN 1876 Main street
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Copartnership Notice.


b. TAFT has this day taken into copartner-
- ship ISAAC TUCKER, in future the business
viii be conducted las heretofore by r RoGERsoH ami Z.
MOORE under the firm OF j. B TAFT & co.
East Douglas, Feb. l8, 1916.
r. ROBERTSON and E. MOORE are authorized 10
close the Books of b. TAFT which the, will do as soon
practicable. j. b. TAFT
East Douglas March /. div wste
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REMOVAL.
STEPHEN w. MARSH,

Formerly No. 1868 Washington Street, Boston,
ID BSPECTFULLY informs his friends and the Musical
ia Pubic generally, that he has leased Of the
under tie new and splendid Edfce, known the
Adams House, 81 Washington Street,
As Room far the sale of Piano Fortes where
he will keep general assortment made the best
ner at wholesale RETAIL the most favorable
And IN connection he will keep large and complete stock
Of SiEBf MUSIC and MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. of
the best naly Also Canes, Umbrellas Parasos sun.
shades iiess Bones, &c.
Particular attention will be paid the Sheet Music De-
paFtHen by person OF experience The Catalogue will
consist all the old STANDARD Publications which daily
ADDITIONS OF New Publications will be made, from all the
Publishers throughout the United States.
SemiHaries supplied on the reasonable terms.
All orders from abroad for instruments will be promptly
attended to- Piano Fores and every description of Must
cal Instruments tuned and repaired Secondhand Pianos
taken in exchange for new also to let
From he long experience Mr. MARSH in his business
and also OF his SALESMAN in the Sheet Music Department
he hopes by strict attention their business merit
liberal share OF patronage.
Boston, March z 1876 10if
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COME AND LOOK!
SPLENDID EXHTBITrOW or
Cloths, CasSimeres, and Vestings.
THE
CENTRAL EXCHANGE
Fashionable Tailoring Establishment,
w. ED WIN RRAMAN.

an
affords me pleasure to lay before my patrons still
STRONGER INDUCEMENTS TO purchase nv Goods
comprising as they do Splendid Assortment of Broad
oiotls Cass'meres, Doeskns and Tweeds with large
variety OF Vestings, of choice beautiful patterns
~ Gentlemen who are in want of FASHIONAR e
OLoIHlNG will not forget call me, prepar
Gu 10 manufacture Garments OF every description the quail
lt make and style OF which be surpassed any
shai pay particular attention the fancy of each
customers making their garments in the FAsHION-
ABLE or PLAIN STYLE be desired but always guar
anteeing FAITHFUL WORK and A GOOD 1T, and al
as MODERATE rRIcE-style and quality of material and
the town.
People visiting Town will do well call me, as they
viii obtain the BEST BARGAINS, with a warfantee OF
perfect satisfaction, and will have the pleasure consd
ering their money well spent
Remember CENTRAL EXCHANGE-En
trance same the Post Oice and upon the floor
Worcester Feb. %. dw6w
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Wanted by experienced Operatives,l

A COTTON FACTORY, with or without Looms, 10
N operate by the yard otherwise. Inquire al this
dise. dwtfA Jan rs,
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DIED,

In Holden, March 4, in The ul belief of blessed mmor-
tally. Wild. Rhoda Leisure rs.
In Milford, MI Feb 4, Mrs Elizabeth Bartlett so yrs
March l. Mr. Simeon Gutteson, Is.
IN Barre Feb 27, Mr. David Bgelow, So He had been
confined to his bed for yrs 23th Mr. Adam Hamilton s.
in Fempleton, Feb 81, while vis to his daughter,
Mr. Moses Bond OF sterling, "a.
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THE ETNA INSURANCR COMPANY,

No. SO State-street, Hartford, Conn,
Win sound and draiiabic Capital n S25O.OOO,
OFFER their protection against loss damage by lire 10
~ the citizens Of Worcester and vicinity Il nsures
Dwelling Houses and Furniture, Stores and Merchandise
generally, Factories, and Mills The most favorable
terms.
This Institution has been in operation nearl, auarter
a ceniury-its reputation for liberal adjustment and il
Promptitude in paying losses we'll known and estsS
llshed. THOMAS Il. BRACE p, ssideuf
SIMEON /. LOOMS, Secretary
Hartford, March g. I045. isu
" Persons DESTROYS Of obtaining insurance the abovs
Company, referred, for more particulars TO A. H. Rut
LucH, Esq, in Worcester, Mass.
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In Oxford March 4th, at the residence of Col Stephen
DAVIS BY Rev Mr. Bardwel Mr. Albert II. Daniels to Miss
julia NJ. Read
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Take Notice.

A LII PERSONS who are indebted TO hereby IN
N formed that their accounts made of and ready
settlement and they will also please TO take notice that
they must be paid before the 10th OF February.
Worcester, Jan.LI dw3u JOHN u. WYMAN
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Manhinist Wanted,

A I Iron Workman accustomed doing The repairs in
IN Cotton Mill who both Jorge ana smith-to whom
lifera wages will be paid man with family, with
somdo work in The mill will be preferred None hut those
of god industrious and temperate habits need apply In
qurepf the Vest BoyiSt0n Mani Co.
Eel "a diff r. CLARK. JR.. Agent.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE,
nN account uf change in business the SUBSCRIBER
~ quests all those indebted to him 10 settle the same i'm
mediateiy. w. J.. G. HUNT.
marlborough, March 2, le46. NV 2s9
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To Machinists,

VxTANTED by the subscribers Of 10 iron Worsen
wv ia commence the first OF April next. s.oauy sln
ployment and the highest wages will be gwen 70 gV"u
workmen ofsleady habits. PHELPS BiCkFvnaD.
Worcester, Feb "A. p"VV
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FdWler's PhrenolOgical works,


American chronological Journal.
SUBSCRIPTIONS received he " CHEAP BOOK
- SrORE,'' were single Nos. may be hud for examina
ton. -,
AIo, Fowlers Practical Phrenology-Educa'
ton ald sefImprovement- Hereditary Descent-Physlo'
1ocy-seiaion- Memory Love and Paren
;ase-gemperance- Tight Lacng- and chronological Al
manac A discount will be made when number of his
works ire taken.
~. ,Yu'""' WIN " .vered punctually to subscribers,
AGO ostage, at s. per annum, 4 copies for SO.
]. CIRCUIT, JR., Agent,
Jansl wSmd3w 1893 Main st., Worcester.
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10 O)O BONNET BOXES
Wanted.

PERSON TO keep Boarding Houfe at Cotton Fac
~ tory n IIollston, which is now going into operation
None needappy unless well Recommended For particu
lars inouir, Of ISAAC HAYDEN, at the Factory.
Also Wanted as above, 6 or Viewers Also, Mule
splnners and hands TO piece on the Mules .,,o
HollstOn, March "H /"
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NOTICE..

ID ANYWAY from the suhscrheT on 'he I'm wsnsrn
1hs IL 10 forbid ali persons harborng or trusting nun on
my account az shall pay debts us c3h'rec1s 6N e'
Shis date. hVN" " Jd,wa,a
West Boylsion, Feb le, 1876 ul.wo.o
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Wallet Lost in the Cars,

BETWEEN birmingham and Worcester, the 7th
ID inst. containing between $40 and $50 in Bills. Fifteen
dollars reward VIII be offered the Individual who will
return the money TO the subscriber in Leicester
at the Spy Office. CHARLES l.. RICE.
Leicester, March g. 1876.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1846-09-22

( <G\SGMPIINES CURED.---RsIorcK. REJorcs.
. i,TIoscE.t-For the HINT GLadt DIR. DUN
n fzSp'ct2rah Remedy brings hopes and fiat
leTta- rosp cts - the consuuptve pate whose life
attended with great differing and PAIN reduced
slender ttr.ad. u Despair not!-W hilc there life
there Is .tap" may - healed and r44sed
roy again the Blessing IF hoaf Perseverance
only E"cessar ana tat before the lungs
diseased uceraeo. ara certain Thousands
II persons ssfe4 annually from the .'consumpive
grave - The timely 81 DR. DUucau-s Expectorant
remedy H@1H ne certificates Of cures performed in
every part Of the nited STATES These evfdeuc ar-
scent . convince ali that Dr Duncan's Medicine is
le and certain remedy, that serious disease
cgsaf ton, IL lts infancy an health hap
psH@sS.
Ter sale at the Richmond Book store
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n!cIE9.l0 E0unDERy
~T@. - HOLLOWAY. ARE, and CASTINGS,
a ga IL .4asi Prices.

-
yESiI T af+ -.eii. veal specially inform The pub
~ thiisI,aent lei conducted n the firm r J.
oIiarra IL ines on .aa3 astprtIor STOVES;
coussstsHg - \ae I. aH32 Improved Premium Cooking
stoves ltH.n Improved Goohing steve, and
pafe -tose ii .fe3 Sizes. with general assortment
81 Franklin "la t'fsor stoves Also--pots Kettles.
AuaIrons, ans ~ uEou iloNHe.
He aso Ha.atc lures ana makes order ariing Ma
ehJae $ 'ondrasers Spinning and Mapping Machines
broad ana narro" Power Ioous. fulpg stoves all
amos Of Machinery used Manufacturing establish
H.cutz
Me Gearing of III n~ made on tie shortest notice
II. li- caaGaenf ia wing that he has the largest
t eicet" iof Of patterns ~ the Western country fot
INST *ft}-. H has. short, the latest
rogr 1T - tHs a...i Gearing line.
cc EGouGz 1GAKEas.
IL has patterns for all tho good Ploughs in use lie
has loops IoleAs, right ana left reacock's right
IeH \ oo&s Plough four different sizes-a Of which he
Htli set u tH'tnnaft prices, for CASH.
IF'TfIRErIfINH HAcHI%fsi.-He has excel
j for Cs9h approved Trade Fofeasc TO horses, neat
and sateli IN the execution of work Is inferior
. none ~ use.
l},e r-gaeG returns his thanks public FOR
a" Ithcrai support bestowed upon the late firm i.
and = Harra, and would respectfully solicit continu-
nae If their fT"r- AIi kinds Of Machinery repair
81 short notice. Cash heat. good Horses win be
token IN exchange for any Of the above articles
THOMAS O.HARRA.
- II necessary hat the Of tllc late firm Of
sable. therefore those who Indebted firm
ere IL ~ .ste 10 make immediate pa rnent
jun u. -. sJan5l,.45.I + OH
atIIAKEK'S W-tRF,-Tae subscribers have lust rece;,
, e. ana ofr for sale. splendid Of SHAKERS
N are--IH5s. Buckets. E-oons. Bowl. Churnz &c
"A3eh WIZ be sold low HhINES & FARQCHAR.
Richmond, June -, 1916. eff
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gNR J. HOW Ellis, having purchased The right 10
! make and sell the above Names Instruments. in
the County Of Wayne Ia, is prepared to fill all
drrS, to any amount, that might be wished.
This instrument is constructed 10 give very
important advantage all others. Tho whole OF the
spring rork is in The PAP: and It can be with per-
feet by all. The steel hoop which is objection
able to persons, and so difficult to be worm
count of its irritating Them entirely superseded IN t>
instrument team to worn in lying down as welt n
sitting up. For all and efficiency. il has
perhaps, equal. 1t is at the same time considering
it, intrinsic merits. the cheapest instrument tI las
been altered 10 tie PAji!r.
Prulapsus Ctel falling Of the womb, is disease
much common than Is generally supposed
large proportion of the females Of this western country
the Sufferers from this painful aiicon Fer this disease
are Spring Pad Supporter Unequaled, the support
gives the small of the back and the lower part Of the
abdomen gives such great relief that many enabled
BY the use this instrument 20 about and attend
their families. who would hc unable TO walk without H.
For Uerni, or Eiotnrr tbs instrument i both the "a
siest to patient. and the etitctua that b.
worn--Bv pressing equally both sides. it supports
the whole abdominal contens thereby rcqnirIng
less pressure than the common truss aud preventing
rupture of the opposite SIDE which frequently pro-
duced by wearing single truss BY strong pressure
one Size only the abdominal contents thrown to
lhe opposite side and unlrcqaen ty cause rupture
there But the Spring Pad Supporter obviates whole
Of this difficulty 1t IS in short the best that
he applied
B,Isr Is TIE ooi,ians IF Physicians Yes1cc
his INSTRUMENT
Ds Howrrs-Dear Sir.--These instruments appear
10 be we'll fitted to fuIt every design Of const-
ton. have them ana have hesltsnCy in CIV
ing them my unqualified ana hearty recomne nda;on.-
And would advse those who may h. unfortunate
suffer the i'll effects Of Trofeps5s jfri, ol iIerna,
10 procure them without delay.
Yours Is
]. II. wYLIE. n y.
Richmond lur. 2lst. i f..
On uowrts-Dyar. Ssr:-You ask ~ opinion of Or
rlcrnre's Spring Pad Supporter and Truss fr Proap-
sn< Vteri and Hernia In rcpIv have no hesitation in
saving they better calculated 10 relieve thc dis
which they ntea5ed, than any thing have
" B. SMITH. MD.
concur with I>rS Y NI,e and Smith, in their opinion
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GEORGE JOHNSON.
y est Thu ST.. Cincinnati.

@AEPEETt.B'$ TOOLS ND ANES, OF Timothy
I Benja8nsn.~ nsHntietuTe. eI r. te CO., D.-i5.-
ra7raa-d to b. good: INST received anu for sale
Richmond June 80 = l. ii:1>9.5 y ! sltz4:.itE
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s>ISEASl.S 0F T r LUNGS Cured - TIE
! TIMELY USE OF DIR DCECAA'S IsXHIC-
TOR A\T REMEDY
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Wood wanted OH subscription at this
Office: also. Wheat and Corn.
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PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT.,
z 5f8MtG ntsagiOF THE fM Wr Nf

COLUMBIAN COLLEGE, d. C. Aa6 II
In this School pupils are fitted for admittance
to the College classes; or for other objects
Students who are unprepared for entering a par
ticular class, may here pursue the requisite stu
dies while those who are not designed for pro-
fesson can select such branches as will suit their
objects in life. .a9ssl a& gwas4si y,
Mr.. Thomas w. Tobey, a gentleman who is
amply qualified, having passed through collie
giate course, and been engaged for several years
in the business ofinstruction, will have charge of
the school, His whole time and energies will be
devoted to its interests, and it is hoped it will
thus be rendered worthy of extensive patronage.
This school will be under the constant superin-
tendence Of the Faculty Of the College.
COURSE OF STUDY.
Reading, Writing, Arithmetic, Ancient and
Modern Geography, English Grammar, Ancient
and Modern History, Book Keeping, Chemistry,
Natural Philosophy, Astronomy Algebra, ,Geome
try Surveying, Andrews and Stoddard's Latin
Grammar and Exercises, Sophocles' Greek
Grammar and Exercises, Latin Reader, Caesar,
Virgil, .Cicero'ss Select Orations, the Gospels.
Jacobs Greek Reader, Anthon's ed, and s,ri,
authors as are read in the lower classes Of the
college, Defamation and Composition.
CHARGES PER aRARTER.
Reading, Writing, and Elementary Arith--
metic -oa 81 90
Arithmetic, Geography, English Gram
mar, Geography Of the Heavens, Anci-
| ent and Modern History 5 90
Natural Philos ophy, Chemistry, Algebra, Y"
Geometry, Surveying, Book Keeping
and Composition .t 8 90
Latin and Greek Classics \ 10 90
| Pupils who beard and have room in the Fl.
College building will be charged for
Library, Room, Bed and Furniture,
per Quarter -3ss 5 90
Table, Lights and Servant, per week rI 2 rs
At a less expensive table, where tea and p
coffee are excluded, per week y! aa / 80
| Instruction will be given in French and Ger
| man, without additional expense to those who
study the Languages. .. ti0s.v1 gGa II
There are three vacations in the School; four
weeks in August, one at Christmas, and the lst
week in May.
COLLEGE HILL, Jan. |, 1916. II, jan lin
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afiVf From Diclxens'sD London News.
s CLEAR THE WAY. ID 81 3. :

.7aI CLEAR THE WAY. Sd 81 3. s4a
Men Of thought! be up and stirring
Night and day;
Sow the seed---withdraw the curtain
s4p Clear the way IL, ag gpr Ar
Men of action, aid and cheer them,
As ye may -
There's fount about TO stream. 7a m
II There's light about to beam, .sii..4 Fl
There's warmth about to glow, I'm.
There's flower about to blow;
There's midnight blackness changing
-L's Into gray; 1@ Ae3 i9s.0y
Men ofthought, and men Of action, 5
..iW a.taQ Clear the way! III H 5
Once the welcome light has broken,
s"-l Who shall say, 2h Z.
aA What the unimagined glories a
.alalg Ofthe day? auaae se
What the evil that shall perish
In ray2
aj Aid the dawning, tongue and pen; Il IVA
/. Aid it, hopes of honest men
Aid il paper-aid it type a 5tAa'.
Aid il, for the hour is ripe, aai b aaai
AAu ouI SdIAcSl MuSl not SlacKeu sa Z a@
Into play, ..sf
Men of thought, and men Of action,
y" 3 a. y Clear the way. a9A37a1iaf4 81
t3f h VII h9Htlsg& sA sfs} t4ti#q
Lo! clouds about to vanish
f'-2ta W4i From the days as 7@
f' Lo! the rights about TO conquer, I'd asa
Wilt wanna Clear the way! u -eg /,
Y, And ? brazen wrong to crumblc
Into clay. ''t9 ' '..' .1H
-ss 1abrtahisi sit-- H'1Hc.5 at3n a8sa ttat bl
With that right shall many more .Eaa
Enter smiling at the door; ...s
With the. giant Wrong shall fall
4 Many Others, great and small, 7 l.s
etHThat for ages long have held US 4A.s
For their prey; ,s 9ai
s.-. Men of thought, and men of action, -.s \,
u sr,dsssa Clear the way n a,0 G. H.
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STEAM BETwEEN NEW YORK AND
LIVERPOOL.
I'D M I'll III ]

THE Great Western steamship Com,
j pany's steamships the GREAT WEST.
ERN seventeen hundred tons, four hundred and
fifty horsepower, B. r.. Mathews, Esq, Commander;
the GREAT BRITAIN, three thousand five hun
dred tons, one thousand horsepower, Lieutenant
James Hosken, r. NJ. Commander, are intended to
sail as follows: ssQe lhtR VIZ 1e
~ GREAT WESTERN.
From Liverpool. VI From Ne,o York.
Saturday, May II, 1886 Thursday, June ~, ls4s.
Saturday, July 3, ~ Thursday, July 81, &C
Saturday, Aug. %, g Thursday, Sept. 18,
Saturday, Oct. ny lssrs Thursday, Nov 6, 81
a I@s F'o GREAT BRITAIN. ~ s''
From Liverpool. 'ga From Nev York.
Saturday, July 26, ls4s Saturday, Aug. 30, 1s4s.
Saturday Saturday. sas ss Saturday stusday pss 9ss
Fare per Great Western slOo, and s5 Stewards
fees.
Fare per Great Britain will be announced in a
future advertisement. N5 4,.It
For freight orpassage apply to ,. M. \.
nba RICHARD IRWIN, SO Front st.,
feb s--f stag New York, Feb. 20, 1916.
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eta4 RESOLUTIONS. N If
HowARD DIyIsIoN, No. 10, s. r. n

sgfI.l stsa. ,.e,,gg,, FEBRUARY 9th, 1876.
Nh. EDITOR AT meeting held by thi
Division this evening, the following was pass
ed unanimously: .aIs t
Resolved, that this Division halls with salts
faction, the accession of the Columbian Foun-
tain to the ranks of journals advocating the
cause of temperance; that we regard it as wor-
thy of encouragement, and recommend it to
the favorable consideration of the order and the
friends of temperance generally. q4 Eaa saa
On motion, it was directed that copy of
this resolution be communicated to the Editor
ofthe Fountain.
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