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GeaegrQpDat e4,e J6acDrtcbtet

Us aibin9ton, 20. Npril Sen. 5ere5,
Der Utntlter Jttcqragua'S, bat ben BrdltCenten
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pat, neil bic So. ibren Serpfi4tun9en nl4t
na69etcnImeu lei.
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in &enntniB,
Gs 1T nod nidt entldieOcn, peuu Die 5das
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tiBt lit, au89e9eben meroeu.
91tdlro Cohen fam bier lebte 0t16t all uno
lit Der SAT- pe5 Hrdltcenter.
NortO1t, 20 Npril. Die r6uild.tatbc:
liiAe ct. BaulS. STRIDE III Bortmcutb bronnle
leste Jtu9t ab.
89ilabe1pbta, 20. April. Die 2eiGe
pes 0rn. Dagger, oeS UermiBten Burgers BON
Salton, B1., muroe am 16. b. im ObiosSlu1ie
geIunOen. Utln fauo $500 Bel ibm
Oa8 lln0lid Oes Samplers ct. yttGOlas
Cincinnati, 20. April. Gn Brtef in
Der 9a5ette bon elnem Augea3euBen stbt eini1e
Details iiber oaS un8lid OieleS Dlnpfers. Die
GeruliBteu unS reinforcement ~belaulen fiGJ 10 uIel
Biz isbt e%rntittelt, auf Al. @ioecn S. Billion
ST., Don Genuellee, 1T unter ben 8erloreneu.
Capt. Sec Dublin wuroe lnl 6cl5e De5 WradS
Ielt9etlenl1tt UNI Eelt9ebalteu, bis er Uetbrahnt
mar.
Der Danlpfer SuSqaebana mar 2 O&eilen
~ehtferHt, ais pc @rplOliou eriOl8te. @r besab
li0 aui Den ll~nBluf5plas uuli ~leitetc Silfe.
Ser 6luB mar our 3eit Der @rlrlicn 10 anse
lbpolrn, paB Die llTer ualer 8aller ltanoen
unD man niAt lanoen fcnnte. Die @eretteten
pnrpen odber inmitteu OeS StEpmeS all BorD
oeS Susqusbanndb 9ebradt. 2
Dap Der Glerf Cline an lelnen YerleBuneeu
Itarb, meloeten wtr bereitS. Gtues Der erften
Opfer Der @rplrlicn mar feline 6rau. a
Irbeiterz4lfrnDr nlS 6emer8brnnIt in
aH as st. 9Onts. a4-'5e
ct. Courts, %. 2lpril. 9ea6peul lhon
lelt elnl8en Ga9en unter ben 4rbeitern mebrercr
3R5elbrennerelen eth AuSltan0 I'M Werfe eeipes
zen, na7m oieler 9eltcrn pen @baratter zines
AuTitanoes all unD cine Wiense @isentbums
wnrpe %5erltort. Die Prli5el nuroe aniseboten
ullt naA elnell fleluen S1armlsel, nobel mcb-
rtre arbetter u. 5wei Poliplten Uerwunoet nuts
ben, wIroen cte 4ufribrer 5~erltreut. Seute
Wfcr8en tauo aber mieper cine 10 mallenbafte
3ulammenrcttunS fat unO 9elpanu elm 10 Oros
benpes 4nsleben, clB Der Wtlppt per.Utltla Se.
febl CAB, Ole SronunS ber5ultetlen. 7.'a
Aaoericn'5 S~dsemIbls braunte Beltern alb
Serlult $4,000.
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d. ID ei1.

Der gunOesrot9 bat cine Weense Dablsn
5nr Gr9dn3un8 beS eiOSenSiltl4eu Sen, ralta
beS por9encmmen.
S0tere Slf3iere Oe8 @enieRa68 inlpiciren
Die Sdwei6er 6eltunBen.
Da5 SunoeScDntin9ent 1T 10 orsanilirt, paB
e6 leeen 4ugenblid einbsrufen weroen fam,
nn' an Die @ren5e gu marlAiren. IueS 1T 5ur
Wabrung Der 0teutralitdt enti4tcGeu.
8ern, 10 April. Die O6erbeiebl8ba.
ber Der fanf Wilitdrpipiitonen Itnp ernaunt
Doroen. --
Stalten.
5n otelen TbeiIen Stalieu8 1T Der Gntbulis
a81aa8 fir bic pcpuldre Sade in Der Steisee
ruu9 be8rifeu. Dameu be5 b0Alteu Changes
IN Wfatlano, Eurin urlD anoeren Orten babeu
Sersine Don OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9%ebllDet.
Ste O~eablt1ttBen, Die &r1nfenpfleae Der in ben
SAia1ten Serwunoeten gu ibernebmen.
&ele3r4pDaie ase J6adDrtebteu
Yy.t0tttlurptn atttmpr 8Deder.
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@tG Grl9etHanS erfa3t. Der Its 2U ARtDetue linb settt4ntt.
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Ser. Staaten 8anpsrein 90. 4.

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Oarmonie Bouperpin ITO <.

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tqetls nuree aat 2o0 Oeuars mtr 80 Gents w59entli9er @Jn-
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SamnnipDu Va0cn (spooi Colton)
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uub awar bet Serrn 9tnip 8er8petner No. $40 Sae~aearlss-
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Hlflemeu.

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Observation-Disclosures

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6. 9etfe, prGtpent.
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Wtbtioe Wei0dfte ma@en bic NnweIenbsit clues ieeen Wltt.
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10 A# n.ur.# u, &~auffmanu, SeEr.
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with titles indexes and embellishments Price FIVE Doll
LARS The postage is only three cents number prepaid
at the office of delivery.
Send your orders Address W. H. BIDWELL,
jy3 DIST No. 5 Beekman street, I. Y.
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MAHoMET's BIBLE.-The Koran was writ
ten about A. ID. go. Its general aim was to
unite the professors of idoatry, and the Jews,
and the Christians, in the worship of one
God-whose unity was the chief point incul-
Gated under certain laws and ceremonies, eX-
acting obedience to Mohamet the prophet 1t
was written in the Koresh Arabic, and this
language, which certainly possessed very fine
quality, was said to be that of Paradise. Ma
homet asserted that the Koran was revealed to
him, during period of twenty three years, by
the angel Gabriel. The style of the volume
is beautiful, fluent, and concise, and where the
majesty and attributes of God are described,
it is sublime and magnificent. Mahomet adj
mitted the divine mission, both of Moses and
Jesus Christ. According to Gibbon, the lead
ing article Of faith, which Mahomet preached,
is compounded of an eternal truth, and neces-
sary fiction, namely that there is only one
God, and that Mahomet is the apostle of God.
The Koran was translated into Latin, in 1143,
and into English and other European Ian
guages, about 1868. 1t is rhapsody of $1,000
verses, divided into ia sections.
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USE OF THE TELEGRAPH.-The Boston
Courier humorously relates the case of the
minister of an Episcopal church in this State,
and an offending parishioner whom his spiritu-
al adviser felt it necessary to suspend from the
communion Personal notice must be served,
according to the canon, but the delinquent
contrived with success in many ways to evade
it. Letters were invariably returned unopen-
ed, and the pastor could by no stratagem get
within speaking distance of his perverse disci-
pie.
1t seemed really hopeless case; but who
shall reckon the extent of the final presever-
ance of the saints And what man can count
on being victorious over the fidelity of the
church? After the lapse of some time the
clergyman was called away from home to at
tend a convention at distance. AT his first
stopping place, bright thought occurred to
him he took his way to the telegraph office,
and thus, in a mode not to be suspected, com
municated to his parishioner the fact of his
suspension from the holy ordinance of COM
munion. The latter was struck aghast at first
but saw there was no help for it. "Well,"
said he, 81 see the telegraph is not only
means of communion, but of excommunion,
too"
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SUccEss.-Every man must patiently abide
his time. He must wait, not in listless idleness,
not in useless pastime, not in querulous de-
lection, but in constant, steady, and cheerful
endeavor; always willing, fulfilling and accom-
plishing his task that, when the occasion
comes, he may be equal to the occasion. The
talent of success is nothing more than doing
what you can do well, without thought OF
fame. If it comes at all, it will come because
it is deserved-not because it is sought after.
1t is very indiscreet and troublesome ambition
which cares so much about fame: about what
the world says of us to be always looking in
the face of others for approval; to be always
anxious about the effect of what we do or say
to be always shouting to hear the echoes OF
our own yoices.-LongJeilow.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-01-10

The PROPOSED TERRlToRIEs.-"Dacota
is the Western half of what was Minnesota
Territory. When the State was formed. a line
was drawn through the middle of the Territory
from North to South. The Eastern part be.
came the State of Minnesota-the Western is
unorganized and without a government.
ARIZONA" is a combination Of the South
part Of New Mexico with that Mesilla Valley
strip of land which we purchased from Mexico
in 1854. The latter is without local govern
ment
Nevada" is the Western half of Utah, lying
between Salt Lake and California.
Laramie means the Western part Of Ne
braska, in which the fort Of that name is situa-
ted.
pixies Peak" is in the Rocky Mountain
chain, in the Western part of Kansas, which
part 1t is proposed to cut off for the new Terri
tory.
Superior" or "0ntonagon" is the peninsu-
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III X. FLAGGS HEADQUARTERS
liz FOR THE BALM OF EXCELLENCE

Whereas, II has recently to my knowledge that
Druggists and Others In the country sending orders to
Worcester for the Balm of Excellence have been imposed
upon by parties who have answered their orders by send
Ing other medicine representing them to be the same as
mine only with another name Therefore have resolved
10 have but wholesale Agent
y have made arrangements with Mr.. David Scott Drug
st, 81 Main, corner OF Mechanic street. to act my
Wholesale Agent here to whom all orerc sent 10 Worces
ter for medicine be addressed Don't forget In send
ing orders TO address DAVID SCOTT PSI Main street
nor OF Mechanic street. Worcester. d5taw3m dis
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS,

Paying in advance the January number 1889 will be sent
embelished with two splendid match-prints- Waite
Scott and his friends and Shakespeare and his contempt
raries containing twentyeght portraits-surpassng al
precedent The January number is published.
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furniture.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS AT
No. l43 Main Street.

We would call the attention of the public to our large
stock of HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, which offer
at Reduced Prices. We have hand large stock of
and secondhand Furniture, Feather Beds Mattress
es Curtains and Fixtures, Crockery and Glass Ware Ia
BILE Cutlery, britannia and Silver Plated Ware Cooking
Stoves &c that will sell at prices that cannot fail
suit the most economical purchaser.
Also lot of Eight Day and Thirty Hour CLOCKS,
that will warrant good time keepers and sell at less
price than be found at other store in this city
Also, fine lot of CAMEO PINS and Ear Drops, Bosom
Studs Sleeve Buttons and Gold Rings 40 per
than the usual prices. Call and them. Fancy Goods
Pocket Cutlery, Note and Letter Paper Envelopes Cot
ton Hosiery Suspenders Handkerchief Cravats, Carpet
Bags, Umbrellas, &C. &c.
nfs~ Consignments of all kinds Property solicited
for AUCTION Sales, and Goods taken consignment for
Private Sale PUTNAM e. CLARK,
No. l43 Main Street
Worcester July8 diff