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respectfully, elegantly, csa There were also ave
young ladies' Of rather pfepossessng appearance
laid the benefit OF the ngregaton on the title page
Of those books was the following
Sacred songs for the Of Sanctuary Sing your
praises with understanding Published BY the Church Of
Prominently poesed outside the door or the meeting
"a Book f1r tAe Times. The Voice Of Elias Prophecy
restored ~ Samuel Sheffield Snow, Messenger OF tho
Coming One For sale Here" 80
The services commenced Al three O'Clock precisely, NJ
samuel Sheffield Snow the special Herald, taxing rhe
raised platform or pulpit at the epd Of tho room Inc
chaunted After that "The Herald" read from the Bible
the eighth chapter Of Daniel which relates 70 ns vsoI
ns hong wn 70 be- his
"Book for the Timesn), al shall be excused read
fey oowsc lengthy quotation
road. :,
gave the text for his afternoon discourse, which
was taken from the verse Of the sxtesn
and small one strong nation &C. From this text 'sThs
Herald made somewhat lengthy discourse intefspers-
ed with startling and prophetic assertions Theee asser
tons, taken . nutshell, were as foowsj-The date
fixed for the end Of the world but was delayed
and Fastening to it's close. This war was sign
cd 10 Tie same fraircida strife The only Church
was the represented by "The Herald" at No l63
Bowery Man did not inherit bis reward or punishment
Immediately after death. He should wait until the day
Of general resurrection. Amid the moral rubbish q
Christendom there were some jewels but they were very
few. The git Of prophecy was gift given 70 the
Church, and q matter Of course "The Herald" was
prophet The Herald had been for twenty years pre-
dieting the present war; bat the trouble had just begun
These were the principal points made by "Tne
Herald" which were interspersed by occasional aerial
flights Of fancy, which may be Justly palliaed, taxing
into consideration the dizzy height from whence the
prophet descended.
During the progress Of his remarks two gentlemen
present Zone representing the military service Of the
country and the other rather gentlemanly looking
civan) took it into their heads to abscond and imme
diately acted the thought. "The Herald somewhat
wrathu the Interruption took occasion on their de-
parture aude the matter and remarked that those
who up their hats and walked out rebels
to Gods truth He could not help giving them shot in
the heel as they fetreated.
At the conclusion OF "The Herald's' discourse tho
proceedings terminated with benediction, and the
tsarge" audience dispersed.
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From the London Post Getty arrcle), Jan. 81
In the foreign market the chief dealings were In Mexi
can bonds, which, upon some purchases by leading
rm the reported progress Of the French in Mexico and
the revival Of the statOmens relative the probability
OF national bank being established in Mexico advanced
Iron the London Times CITY ar.cle), Jan. ~
Applications for discount 1t bank yesterday again
moderate. All the markets opened yesterday with IN
creased depression, and stil more duh su:.
ness proceeded In the afternoon, however No ese-
grams from Germany were less unfavorable and re-
port then gaining currency, not onythat proposals. for
but there 70 believe they win accepted
by the German Powers, recovery from the previous
LONDON STOCK E1'uASes, Jan. 7, 1894
OPENING PMcEs-Consols, money, Oh u; account
American securities nat Illinois central shares, 70
"A discount; Erie shares, o. q 66.
THE LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 0-P. N.
The cotton market Monday opened buoya nty a. ssi
further advance in some descriptions OF I'd I'D BIAS
sales Of the three days 900 bales about 10 600 being
for speculation and export
TRADE AT MANCHESTER.
Producers have demanded advance commensurate
with the rise in Liverpool but buyers resist, and BUSH
ness is consequently brought 10 o stand.
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFs MARKET
spd others rsport:-FIour in better demand and Cd
Genital advance winter red, S. cd. q o. ID. southern
red o. 2 90 ID Corn quiet the stock being larger
than expected; mixed, 3ls. . 31s Sd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKET.
Messrs Richardson Spence Co. and Gordon, Bruce b
Co. rep0rt-Beof quiet and easier for inferior. Pork
steady prime Easern 65s. Bacon In good request and
the turn dearer Butter very arm CHOICE zoos. 1oAs.
Cheese steady Lard firm and partially cd. Is dearer,
dne 4os Ais 3d. Tallow steady 4os. Ais for North
American.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.
Ashes In good demand; pots, 20s 29s Cd pearls, 32s.
Sugar firm. Coffee quiet but steady. Rice inactive.
Nothing doing In bark Lipseed oil quiet at ats Rosin
and spirits OF rpentne-nohng worthy Of notice Pc
troeum frmer refined, Is. Cd. Is. 9ad crude steady
at lis Linseed cakes-fS lis Cd offered for American,
but refused.
LONDON MARKETS.
Breadstufs nrmer, and wheat Is. per quarter dearsr
Sugar brisk, and Cd. q ls. higher Coffee nrm at full
prices Tea in good demand and partially rather dearey
Rice firm. Talow-Y {. 42s. AS. Cd. Lnseed OH a6s
Cd. Spirits OF turpentne-73s. I'd. for French.
TIE LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2, 1894.
The sales OF cotton to-day 900 bales Tho market
tending downward closing dull inactive ~ decline
Of yesterdays prices
BreadstuTs buoyant.
Provisions steady and unchanged, except lard, which y
tending upward.
PETROLEUM firm; refined, II 10d.
Tho European Steamers.
NoN-ARRIvAL OF THE DAMASCUS.
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mo Vienna correspondent Of the London Times sayi
there v hardly statesman or dIpomatist In Vienna
ho does Not think that here ,oil be aO,car in As spring
The Emperor Francis Joseph said TO have told the head
OF tho War Department that be must be prepared for
contingencies
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The EuR0pean Steamers.
NON.AkRIvAL OF THE DAMASCUS.

NON.AkKIvAL OF TIE DAhAsCUB.
PORTLAND, Jan. An dn ghl
There signs Of the sseamshp Damascus. winA
southwest. Passing clouds.
N.ARRIvAL OF THE cANADA
HALIFAX, Jan. 2-eP.M
There signs Of the Canada. The weather = thich
and mild with indications OF rain.
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Greece
70 were reports that the new King hi

There were reports that the new King had quilted
Athens convinced Of his ncapacity to regulate the
disputed.
stated that comprehensive project had been sub
mitted 70 the National Assembly for establishment
charged with the express functions Of attending TO and
reducing the Greek debt.
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There 10 nothing new in regard to the movements or
the insurreotonists
IL 10 stated that two hundred and Hfty prisoners In
cuding Count Stanielaus Zamoysk despatched from
Warsaw 70 Siberia on the "a instant.
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Give the BOYS Tools.

In men there 10 what may DO termed a
"makiag instinct" and our houses, gar
ments, ships, machinery, and, in fact,
everything We use, arc the practical re-
suits Of this instinct How important
then that this faculty be cultivated, ard
that the idea be at once and forever
abandoned that none but mechanics re-
quire this great element Of usefulness and
happiness. Whatever a mans occupa-
tio1-whether be be n farmer, a mer.
chant, an arts. or a mechanic-there are
hourly occasions for its practical applica.
ton. Being thus general in its useful
ness, the cultivation of this constructive
faculty should be primary consideration
with parents. Skill in the use Of tools is
Al incalculoble advantage. 1t gives use.
fol employment to many an otherwise
lido hour. 1t prompts one to add
thousand conveniepces to the house,
which, but for this skill would never be
made. In word, it is tho carrying out,
in fuller sense, Of the design Of the
Creator, when he implanted this faculty
Of constructivcness within US. Let it
then be cultivated in children. Indu &c
them in The propensity to make water
wheels and miniature wagons, kites and
toy boats, s,',,ds and horses; anything, in |
Fact. which viii serve to develop it and !
render il practically useful. Give the !
'oys good pocket knives, and, wha. is ,
oetter, give them good work ..,nop.-l
Employed in it, they will not onlv DO
iers out Of mischief, bu. they will be
.rengt lening their muscles. eye-cis;r- J
he'r rental powers, and ft,' mo them.
sives or greater usefulness VIXEN ,hcv
han ! . : called upon to take their place in
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- = u Marriage state.
:. us1ally considercd . noteworthy
eassumstanos Tor I man or woman to have
been narrisd three times; but Of old thi,
n.nbsrMsuld have been thought little
g. -. jerome mentiops widow that
married her twenty second husband, who
- his turn had been married to twenty
vives-surely an experienced couple!
4 wsmao named Elizabeth Masi. who
died q Florence. 1853, had been married
to1sven husbands, oil Of whom she out
lived. She married the last 81 the seven
~ the age Of seventy. When on her
dssth bed she recalled the good and bad
points 10 each Of her husbands, and
having impartially weighed them in the
balance, she singled out her 9th spouse
. her favorite, and desired that her re-.
mains be inferred near bis.
Il The death Of soldier il recorded in
lisa Who had Eve wives and his wiaor,
eyed 90, weps over the grave Of her
fourth, hu.bsad. The writer Who men
toned these facts, naively added, "the
said soldier was much attached to the |
marriage state"
There 10 IN account Of gentleman |
Who had been married to four wives. and
who lived 10 b. lis years old. When
be died he left twcnty.tlree children
alive end well, some Of said children be.
log from three to four score years old
Agentlcman died at Bordeaux in l772,
who had been married sixteen times.
10 July l76s, y couple we're living 10
Essex who had been married 81 years,
the husband being l07 and tho wife lO3
years Of age. At the church Of St.
Clement Danes 10 1772. ~oman OF 60
wss married 10 sixty husbands. !
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A'sTRErGur' ANSWER The Spring
Geld News announces the arrival in that
town Of Major J c. Wanda, of the Sd
Ohio from Libby Prison. lie WIS cap
tured with Col. streight, and did 20. see
the outside Of the prison till he was libe,
rated. II relates that Col. Str,ight was
frequently consulted by the rebel author.
tiles, who finally got from him straight
reply. They asked him if the North ey-
or expected to subjugate them. ave
have been fighting you now little les.
than three years, aud have subjugated
three fourths OF your territory, and put
one half Of your fighting population on
orutches or in their graves; aud in three
years moro we can flush you up. Thus
ended the interview.
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~ The following queer sentence \,

AThe following queer sentence orig,
'na'eo' IKE many other odd ,hinsr, in
one Of our monthly magazine:
"nai0' a. epo .eass opera ,otas"
THIS spell. backward aud forward all
the saD',.
rnen, taking all the first letters Of
caen word, spells the first word.
8. Then taking al! the second letters
Of each word, spells The second word.
1. Then all the third, and SO on thro'
thu fourth and fifth
5. Then commencing with the last
letter of each word, spells the last.
9 Then tho next to the last of each
word, and SO on through.
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HELMB
Genuine Preparations.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BTCHE, Forf
tive and Specific Remedy for diseases Of the Bladder
Kidneys, Gravel. and Dropsical Swe1lipgs.
This medicine increases the power Of Digestion. and
excite the Absorbents into healthy action, by which
the Watery Caicareous dispositions, and all Cnnat-
ura engagements reaUeed we'll pain and in
Hamatoa.
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AGENTS WANTED.

ITO sell by subscription an excellent, illustra
l. ted and low priced history Of the Rebellion
1t is in both English and German. Also several
other beautifully illustrated, interesting and
valuable family works. Also for Pedlers and
Agents = great variety Of Pictures. Battle
Scenes, Portraits Of cmine mt Generals and Civil
ians, Gems for the Album, &C., together with .
large assortment Of Stationery Packages. These
goods sell we'll.
For circulars, with terms, address
HENRY HOWE,
MS Ill Main Street, Cincinnati.
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/ AM CURED.


M have taken six doses Of Railways Pills, Of three
pills eaeh IN days they cured Of Constipation,
Indigestion, and dyspepsia. have taken B--th's.
A., aud many other pills for years, ana could
tasso pills for a week my Oh complaint would appear
SIX co.ss Of R.dway' 3 Pills earei me-
SlEPIiEN BENNETT, U. 8. c. s."
~ have suffered with Dyspepsia anil Liver m.
rlaint for seven years-have used all sorts OF pills
they wouli give temporary omf'rt, but was COM
relied to take them al the ,ma have used ono box
Of Dr.. Railways Pills l am cured have NOS takcn
. particle OF medicine in six months. -,
c. NJ CHIlDs, Ro.bury, Mass.
Plies. erRAyvlNG AND TrxEsMUs,
PILL sTRAINI>G AN TENtSMus,
Ar the results OF Inflammation Or irritation OF tho Eu.
rnus membf ano Of tho bowels, induced by drastic
-il-,hese imperfect pills instead OF being dissolved
by the chic, carried 10 the lower DO" and m
ducs q pcris ATTIC movement or evacuation ny their
pains pills ard tenesmuS and the reqen false calls
to the toaer uset tha pdt'sas "nd9' s0ao sSs ss1ss
imperfect pills.
purgative me, icinc is required. take dose u
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
Persons afflicted with PILES, may rely on positive
cure by their nsc
COATED WITH GUN.
COATED WITH GUN
,rs res rom ,as,o or smell Can 30 taken Il
aad on al No danger will result from colds,
exposed 10 We, OF damp weather after taxing sneso
'''' Elk OF RAILWAYS rllIs
fave secured vigorous evacuation In severe cascs
OF iunlmm ,tion OF tho Bowels, Paralysis. &C., snc'
Croft On Harlem OH injections and ether means cotn
peey filled. dose OF lauiways Pills VIII remove az
oh ,trucos, AMI sccnf free passage hrecuons ini
use arc inside each Pficc rcr box, Is cents Bold
by Druggists Me.!tcinc Dealers and .,orc keepers.
N B-Eycry Agent has been furnished whh Jyea
ard made r!!: As each box Is enclosed ~'
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WHAT BooK?-shorty before he died,
Patrick Henry, laying his had ." .hs
Bible said:
Here is boo,: worth more than all
others; yet 1t is my sad misfortune to
never have read it, until lately, with
proper attention
With voice and gesture pertinent,
and all his own, John Randolph said:
"a terrible proof of our deep dcpravi'y
is that We can remember and relish any,
thing better than the Book
When the shades Of death were gath
ering around Sir Wal,c- Scot, he said to
tho watcher:
Bring me the Book
what book?' asked his son 10 law.
There is but one Book! said the dy-
ing man.
With such testimony as this to the
va'uo Of the Sacred Scriptures, reiterated
b. the great and coed of all ages, it is
yet scaled book to many.
PA, does wine make beast Of q
MAUI
:pahaw, child-perhaps once in 8
while
is that the reason why Mr., Gosgins,
the tavern keeper, has on his sigu-en.
tertsinment for man and beast?'
Nonsense, child; what makes you askT
Because mamma says that last night
- went to Goegins man. aud came
ken1 . beast, and that he entertained
Yse
(hat's mothers nonsense, dear. Run
eue1l1 play, papa's head aches
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STOMACH, LIVER AND BOWELS,

Cures Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Headache Gen.,.
al Debility, Nervousness, Depression Of Spirits Con-
stipation, Collie, Intermittent Fevers. Crsmps nnd
spasms, and all complaints Of either SEX arising from
bodily weakness whether inherent in the system or
producedby specia causes.
Nothing that is wholesome genial and restorative.
IN its nature enters into the composition Of osetter
Stomach Bitters. This popular preparation contains
no mineral Of any kind, deadly botanical element:
no hery excitant; hut II il combination Of the ex
tracts Of rare basamac herbs and plants with the
and mildest Of all diHu sive stimulants.
to be forearmed against disease, and 50 far
the human system can be by human means
against maadies engendered by an unwholesome n.
m"sphere, impure water and other external causes
Hostetter's Bitters may he relied on a ssfeguard.
n districts infested with Fever and ACue, has
been found infaibe preventive and IRE A.
remedy and thousands who resort TO IL under appre
hension Of an attack escape the scourre; and thou
sands who neglect to avail them of its proect ve
qualities in advance, cured by very brief coarse
OF this marvellous medicine Fever and Ague patients,
afterbeing piled with gunine for nths In vain I'M
Ill fairly saturated with that dangerous ak are
not unfrequently restored to health within few days
By the use Of H0STETTER'S EITTERS.
The weak stomach is rapidly invigoratcd and the
appetite restored by this agreeable Tonic and hence IL
works wonders in Of Dyspepsia and In less
frmel forms Of Indigestion. Acting rs GEM. ana
painless apperient, well npon the liver il alao
invariably relieves the Constipation supernduced ~
irregular action OF the digestive and secreve organs
Persons of feeble habit, liable to Nervous Attacks,
Lowness of Spirits and Fits Of Languor find proEpt
and permanent relief from the Biters. The testimony
this point is most conclusive and from both
The agony of Bilious Collie Is Immediately assSage&
by asinge dose of the simuant, and by smoaally
resoring to it, the return Of the complaint may lie
prevented.
As a General Tonic, IIosTETTER'S nITTERs pro-
aser effects which must be experienced or witnessed
before they can he fully appreciated. In cases %
Constitutional Weak ness emature Decay and Delhi.
ity and Decreptude arising from Old Age exercises
the electric influence. In the convalescent stages Of
all diseases 1t operates as delight full invirorsnt
When the powers Of nature relaxed, operates to
re-enforce and establish them.
Last but not least, is ONLY SAFE STINrLANT ke~
ing from sound and atssials,
and entirely free from the acid elements present
he ordinary mics and
day.
No family medicine has hcen universally. and. II
may be truly added deserrsdty popular with the intel
ligent portion Of the community, AS H0STETTER's
BITTERS.
Prepared by HoSTETTER 4 SMITH, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Sold by all Druggists, Grocers and Storekeepers
everywhere. ln4svl0yI
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. Ayers &
TrHAS&
PILLS.

Arc you sick. feeble, ana
complaining Are you out
Of order. with your system
deranged, and your feelings
uncomfortable These symp-
toms arc often the prelude
TO serious illness. Some fit
OF sickness Is creeping upon
you. and should be averted
by u timely use of the right
remedy Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the disor.
dcred llumors purify the
blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed in
health again. They stimu-
late the functions Of the
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u X . Y = II q Is "A Il e II s
CELEBRATED ELASTIC STITCH
Sc WING MACHINES
We're awardea tie highest Premium or,r oil
Competitors, at the (otioring State
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! First Premium for Family Machine.
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| First Premium for Machine for all purposes
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To VOLUNTEERS.

WYE are now prepared to obtain the Bounty
w for Soldiers discharged on account Of
wounds received in battle. n'tbrce weeks time.
Iona PIATT l. SPICER, Atty's.
WHAT q pleasure it IL to look through m
w Album filed with dear faces. Every
family should have one. nice assortme Mt kept
At II. II. Simmons Art Gallery.
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1Hn Rolls Of Wall Paper for sale at the
(OU POST OFFICE BOOKSTORE.
A Nice assortment of steel Plate Engravings
"A Autographs, plain and colored, for sale ut
r. b. SimmOns' eky.Light Gallery.
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ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
ASK FOR HELMBoLD's. TAKE NO OTHER.
Cut out advertisement and send forit.
And avoid imposition aud exposure.
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Sales rooms, i95 Broadway. New York,

SMITH BROTHERS. AaESrs. T,rroS. Iowa.
III nj 2pl
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LAWNS-New styles and different prices.
SPRING DELAINES-a5c per yard.
GINGHAMS, DC. &c.
f5~ Our stock of Dress Goods comprises
styles entirely new, and Of this Springs impor.
tation.
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pure and powerful Tonic, corrective and Alternative
OF wonderful efficacy in disease Of the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1864-07-21

A Coon OPPORTUNITY TO OBTAIN CONNER
GAL EDrcArroS.-Those preparing for bust
mess life will profit by referring to the adver-
tiscmsnt Of Messrs. Bryant Stratton & Co.,
whose system Of business colleges connect
ed chain Of commercial institutions--is meet
ing mcrited success In all the principal cities
in the Union and in Canada. The branches
taught in these institutions comprise every de-
scription Of commercial education, including
political economy, domestic and foreign ex-
change, business correspondence, the shipment
OF merchandise, inland commerce In oil its
branches--in short, everything that pertains to
thorough knowledge OF mercantile affairs
The institutions are under the general manage
ment or Mesrs. II. 3. Bryant and II. D. STRAIT
ton, assisted by an able corps Of associate prin.
cipals and professors.