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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-02-16
ToRHrNe srAR AND CATHOLIC MEssKNaKR.
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TFW ORLEANS SUNDAY. FEBRUARY 49, 'lses
fComnunioatsd.I
A WORD ABOUT NGIAND.
A WORD AB0uTNENGIANU.
~rTfs am tho poor mans scourge.
And where is the scourSe like ne -.-
For huts only fitted for brutes
My agent the last penny wrings;
And my serfs live on water and roots,
While feast on tho best of good things"

While feast on tho best Of good Things
The right to exercise dominion oyer human
life has been wisely withheld fron man-~fhe
< Creator alone is capable OF Judging, and has
the right to determine, why and when it should
DO taken away-hny usurpationef the Divine,
prerosattve in this respect is made punishable
death in oil Christian and well-goyerned
communities. The murderer is removed from
,ths scenes of life because he is esteemed unfit
for further utilization with his fellows.
If this law could BIO made to operate more
oomprehensively-ts embrace, for instance, the
criminal acts of>nAtions-it would, think, DO
more in conformity with the Divine model, and
moro uearly assimilated to the Divine idea of
sq1ity. -
When q nation becomes notorious for the
number and enormity Of its sins, it should be
arraixned before grand inquest Of its equals,
and condemned, like tho individual, to hang by
mo neck until it Is dead. Any attempt at rev
olution, having in Wow tho attainment of an
end like this, is worthy of tho sympathy and
{ support of oil honorable and equitable meu
7 1o%n asal
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Tho Pcv Parish Priests invited real It's ytos-
pectus To their respective CONGREGATIONS.
~. J. TEKCEE, V. c.,
President of tho Commit. c.
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The miserahIes

OF MS bright and cheerful porh arc he Dysdeptes.
Without good digestion there can neither be
bodily comfort nor mental enjoyment.
Between the stomach and the brain there is q
close and wonderful alliance, lfthe one is disor-
deaed the other Is gloomy, detected, incapable Of
effort, and Indifferent to all that makes life agreea-
bic to the healthy.
l. this condition that any rational human being
is willing to endure, when the means Of certain,
immediate aud permanent relief can be obtained
everywhere2
The Dyspeptic has hs fate IN his own hands Il
be chooses to Danish forever the disorder that
racks his body and distnrdes the mind with nameless
horrers, he has only to step to the nearest drug
store and procure supply Of H0SrETrER's
STOMACH BITTERs.
No phase OF Dyspepsia has ever yea resisted the
Alternative, tonic and anu-billous operation Of this
20 tent vegetable sdecihc 1t literally regenerates
the lethargic stomach rouses into healthy action
the dormant liver: puts to flight the dismal fances
that beset tbe mind gently relieves and regulates
the bowels; strengthens the enfeebed nerves; re-
stores the sppetite, and makes, as il were, NEW
cREATlRE ofthe Responding and debiiitated invalid.
Ladies who suffer from Indigestion have only 70
take small dose Of this pure vegetable corrective,
once or twice day, 10 secure entire exemption
from the pains and penalties Of 3 weak stomach
and that perfect functional regularity, which but
few Of the sex unnterupteilg ENJOY.
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No Cnre-All.

But Won want medicine that will cure Chronic
tuot ndamtory) rheumatism, Ma'nps Sore Throat
sseliings, Ola soees. Bruises, fo0thache Insect
stngs Pains ia the Buck and Cheat, also, internal.
Is, Diarrhoa, Dysentory, Collie, Croaps and Nom'
ting. YOU have it in pr Tobias Wonderful Ncne.
tian Liuiment. Il never fails when used according
t. the directions Every drop Of II Is put mp by Dr
Tobias himself and be has done 50 for nineteen
gears His medicine Il known throughout the world
The best physicians recommend Z. Thousands
Of certificates can be seen NJ the dedot 30 Cortland
Street. No family hHvng children should be with
Que Il in csse Of Group Thousands or children are
saved by it annually. Use il when first taken 40
cordng 10 .e directions, and you will never lose a
child Ladies' will hud 1t valuable in eradieatng
pimples and blotches. Only 50cts. and 81 por bot
lie. Sold By the druggists throughout the United
States aud IN Europe. Depot, SO Courilandt Stree
New York.
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)ua 81 lae s dgstn
epsss.al sreans n tie 81 vs. has laie
IS aff s. kaet eire i u rase
De- - 81 smFa.aiia % biue cases ont
IS ttH ek Men ~ cla&w COS Of tee
diseased pafta 81 i8s Amh should he
feriarmtd H. BE stead 4 poor hag
8 he 81 vaa caa.s nasr falst
ana ls lbe bIotea. crashed su3
td u Ase.i 81 agai aaE.es nth
als tbah che l raa llfat Z
tal feah AMI IS dstT ne8t Tie ar-
ana wa& otter weeks of u8euus
ssLe 81 hospital Madem conserve
tae sawerE saMed 90 Use poira1n
banos tamed ths ~ baeA as4lu g i-a
places. apa pat ga 81 instrument 70
kcep t i sqsa igagih TilA tho oslsr
aBa auN taas bag saa1s, reAs sud
,am8ss vita two SOUND iegs. instead g
81 putaslng tile limb s. Tie aid fashion
81 safgyty vould ante done
Artificial legs ans arms ale noN man
afaeturea which are hight. and have all
lhe movements IF natural jouis e
means % sm4ngs. e1rd and wheels aud
are 90 per'aay adapted % ass that q
4 hy 30 means ass @ discover which
IS lBe artificial bnib. when The wparer
r once used 70 wearing ihe work Oi art
Oua tnau boasts. 4 can carry an armful
ID wood quite handJ.y, 90 carry a
pu.i e water with eas and another
SAYS Il m4s fitted with d air Ji ar.t-
6aal hands. and ran ioed myRef rGfy
Weli wslA t.iem, a.so can write 81 a. %
b. read Another declares he has dlly-
81 h0rse tAedy miles 90 The coolest
day, without rliug 90 hss other band
ior assistance rms d d great improve
meut ga tas ton hook which was the
best substitute That ga Surgery could
ads q gHe stump These artificial
limbs, however afe triampha Of ine-
ehqmeai ingenuity rather thaa Of sur
gerry
TIE eve = now examined by 40 I'M
ssinment called the opthaimaseopo, by
which tie depths u the globe u the
eye can be readily aud fully explored,
and through IL aid great deal Of
what has been written aud conjcctured
about diseases u the eye has been found
% bo wrong The intricate passages
II tho ear, the nose, the whole 81 the
wiudpIpe aud pa. sages 70 the lungs, are
nos carefully explored. Perhaps one
0f the best results Of modern science
las been through What is called conser-
yatiye surgery, the rulo Of which is to
save all that possibly can bc saved from
The amputafng knife Many Of our
brave soldiers complained u the reck-
less haste with which, in tho late war;
some surgeons would cut Of arms and
legs On account Of triiiing wounds. The
complaint was often just
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eaeied manufr, SO on 81 90.
Dr Iioagfiou tben proceeded with
bis prayer, br Iyng also reading -
protest at ihe same time, ~ lyng
read f9ur q nFu line 81 iae doeu-
meat waeas finding thet he could
p8t he heard. hc quietly folded up
sle paper And remained standing un-
tl iAe couc5aaion q tie prayer
Bishop Potter then advanced g
ihe footBof ,al claneel and pro-
gouaeed a,c beDelIction, 81 thp 3ou-
Bsi0n b which scene ID great coD-
fusion ensued. Rey. nr. 4 yng Heat
forward aud handed 20 Bishop Pot
ter tlie profess eluca hewas lot per
mitted ie read. The protest signed
By Dr. Ilug. ST., emphatieally de-
noeneed tie whole proceeding from
iis commencement t. It's conclusion,
a. false in it, allegation, unjust in lbs
principle. uncauocaI IN IL. iorm, IL
legal n Co. transaction, iniquitous IN
i, purpose, and voluntarily and per
sistanily prosecuted ID Isl spirit, pro-
cess and development. Ii appeals
from the decision Of the court 70 the
supreme and gnal decision Of the
General Convention oil the Protes-
iaut Episcopal Church in the United
States, to the abiding sense Of justice
up Righteousness ii individual
members If the church, 70 a consei-
eufIous review Of the Christian
Church throughout this land, to the
records Of q future history Of truth
10 generations Of advancing light and
70 the religions purity and power
which may come hereafter and with
the deepest humility, but with con-
idencc unieigued to the Judgment
seat 81 the Lord Jesus Christ, who is
the one great head and ruler Of His
church, and whose approval can new
er be given to the persecution Of the
innocent or to- the oppression Of the
weak.
The friends Of Mr.. Tying crowded
about the pew occupied by him, and
some OF them denounced the court
that found the verdict, while a few
alluded to Bishop Potter in no very
complimentary terms. The noise
and confusion by the va5tthrong was
very great, and it required the ut
most efforts Of four or five policemen
to dispense the audience. This af
ternoon the friends of Rev. S. II.
Tying, Jr., assembled in the lecture
room Of church Of the Mediator, cor
ner Lexington Avenue and Thirteenth
street, 70 protest against the action
Of the court and OF Bishop Potter
Neither Mr.. Tying nor his father were
present. The meeting was called to
order by Mr.. Foster a layman Of the
Holy Trinity, who announced the
object Of the meeting.
Rev. John Cotton Smith thought
the object sought could be best at
tanned by the appointment Of COM
mittee by the Chairman, this com
mittee to retire and select standing
committee to draft resolutions and
name a suitable place for holding a
public meeting to protest against the
course pursued toward Mr.. Tying.
Rev DR.. John Cotton Smith, Rev.
DIR. Dyer. Rev. Mr.. Brown and Rev.
Mr. Rising we're APPOINTED such
committee They retire for deliber-
alton.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-17

How PAPER Is MADE IL CHINA.
Most Of the paper used ia China is
made from the bari; of various trees
and plants, and from the bamboo
The manufacture Of bamboo paper is
carried on extensively in the south
eru part ofthecountry. In selecting
stock from the bamboo plantations
on tie mountains, preference is Civ
en- 10 the stems which are about to
pm ont branches and leaves. Early
in the mouth Of June the canes are
emf into l,iecs from five to seven feet
long, and placed ii pit which is
supplied with water After soaking
for several weeks the canes are beat
en- with mallcts, in order to remove
the thick bark and green skin The
remaining iiiamcnis, resembling a
line sort Of hemp, are treated with
lime and water raised 70 certain
temperature. After remaining in
this bath for about a week the fla
mcnts are removed, washed with
cold water, passed through a Icy
made of wood ashes aud then placed
ia boiler His process Is repeat
ed untill the material begins to grow
putrid, when il i transferred to
morter and pounded into pulp by
means Of water power, after which
the mass il treated with bleaching
power. Tie pulp Tins prepared is
made hy hand iuto sheets Of various
thickness BY means OF a silk tissue
within light frame, on 70 which the
workman places the required quanti-
ty Of pulp. When the water has run
off from the corners OF the frame, he
turns the sheet over on to large
table. when it is pressed Each sheet
is aiierward raised and dried separ-
ately in a kiln made for that pnr-
pose.
Writing paper is made from the
fines part OF the bamboo material
Another kind is made liy miNing rice
straw with the bamboo fibre. i very
strong paper used for window blinds
and either articles, whsch in this
country are generally Constructed Of
woven substances. is mado ~ mix
inc $50 percent Of tho bark obtained
irom q tres called tchoa with Az per
cent 81 bamboo material. Another
variety Of strong paper is obtained
from file bark of the nulerrv tree,
aud Is used III the breeding and cul-
ture ~ silkworms. The same mate
rial made fIom thinner pulp Is en-
ployed IN The manufacture Of umhrei-
lbs, fans and fire screens. Bark pa
per, which Is g b painted, IS first
passed through a solution 81 alum
water to destroy the fine tilauents
whicw are commonly found on the
the upper side 81 the sheet az il hes
in the six tissue frame-the lower
side Id contact with the tissue being
much more smooth. Formauy uses,
when only one color i required. the
material + added to the pulp.
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EE0tE~&ks sf taefr sae Nstt,
s sta@ 1850 is mma q etaos esaa
a.es 1859 o. omn8a taeaae Natea 5aaa
1883 - emnaa g rass rslaa 4ep obsa. Rys
Fi sas s
GRAIN Nhst qa-af, d., ] Slsae she.os. ~
s&bA Eye. gast-am ssa.ssn lea. psn
sfsh1zs 81 sew mztl Western aaoat. liza
1928 hf. teloa aixs8- fa6sY fw. 0as 81 i.
PROVISIONS tk s4tsaaas,e2 iar ali Meas.
lsr5 islaisa Haitu Sra s, a e., 0aiai Is
4se f STATE. cass.s steady At l2sieie Esn
s6sase
Rool-stes7iz iar domestic 'assesj 4o847e.
- sspgf pulled as&t6l. ga extra la., sfs3oc.
az ogmmua 90 fair Texas a2asas ar California
as1 Daatka
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TuRxEE's TIC DouLoueEux OR USvERsAL Nru-
RAL6f PlLL is a safe certain and speedy Care fol
Neuralgia and an Nervous Diseases The seyercst
cases are completely aud permanently cured IN q
very short time. Neuralgia Ia the face Or head is
utterly banshed 10 few hours. No form o. Ner
yous Disease wifhstauds its magic influence. Il has
the unqualified approval Of many eminent physicians
il contains nothing Injurious to the most delicate
systems. Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt u 81
aud Two postage stamps TURNER & CO., I2o
fremont s.. Boston Mass. proprieiors.
Boston, July /, lS67.-lv7
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1868-03-17

The total exports Of cotton up
to the first Of February are 10000
bales to Great Britain, and 246-
600 bales to the Continent Of Europe
against $4,000 bales dnring the same
time last year, by which it appears
that the continent has this season ta-
ken direct from our ports 177,000
bales In excess Of last year.
The total amount Of coal mined
in the United States III 1867 is esti-
mated at 25,S00,000 tons. The coal
trade in Pennsylvania has not been
SO Improbable since 1861, as during
the past year, it being stated that
there has been an average loss to the
producers on the whole trade
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The Rerrimana % Re.. ,lr. o. !

Nan loR. March l5.-As soon a.
Bishop Potter bad concluded las ad-
moH.uon Rev. Dr. Stephen Ii. Tying
aatIer % tbs .admonished') reese and
producing manuscript from be,
pocket read A. follows, 10 the amaze
ment Of nearly all present.
IlDlatio Potter. Right Reverend
bishop e New York.
Bishop Potter Immediately taruel
% AeT. Or. lloaghteH aid said "a aa
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This Medicine Il a NERVE TONIC. 1t stops the waste
ofyitaty braces the Nerves and quietly regulates the
system seeposlness Irrabiity Loss Of Energy, Loss
of Appetite Dyspepsia Constipation. local Weakness
and general falling Of she mental and bodily functions.
the indications Of Nervous Disease. DOdds
Nervlue and nygorator is complete Specific for ali
these u0uDles Il is also the beat IL is also the most
agreeable
REMEDY FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS
ever offered the public Prosraon Of Strength, Hys-
teriaretained excessive irregular painful menses
yield y lis magic power
TO MOTHERsi
Mothers we also commend tho NEBfINE for use in
the diseases which aiict children while feehing
tain afford quics and grateful relief The stgpefing
sywps, Of which Opium is the principal ingredient
dangerous fife, impair the fun, tions Of the stomach
and bowels and aetualiy impede the healthy growth OF
your offspring To cure Wind C,lic regulate the bow
els soften tle gums and relieve pain. Tie NERYlNE
viii always be found safe and efficient
DON'T usS% ANYTHING ELsEi
i7- D0dds Ne5yine contain no OPfUM or other pois-
onous Ingredient. For sale by an druggists.
Proc one Dollar per bottle.
IL H. b. sTORER & CO., Prnprietors,
No IS Fuiton-street. New ork.
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cHHoSrc DrsE .sgs. - HorrL.. rlcrns a

Il e. aea kaowu that ids beaeam derived ffsm
drnAiaz d Re CosgKfss SARATOGA Ard Other
cesbrate3 Springs ) v ac Pal4Y owing to tie kdine
tAeg GsaaEa.
~. H. 4naers' foEiHe Water
contains ieiHue 90 tie same pure state u.af + Il
i3gn3 q &ese ee3shg waters 5ag over So ger fsat.
aa9rt e 9.aaSifs. cests.s az S. il does erais 10
gaeh G4l4 qniee. Gassaisei pnre aataf. s1sfaoaf
sas9sai discovery pnF slasti for 80 lhis coauirr
ant baftpe at8 i ~ Beet renedr y &C. w8ria RI
Aeeafa3r caaonrs SEh kdeAn gleess and all
Clfsae bissasss Cinenixfs fFes
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The eruption Of Mount yesuvius is
increasing in power and grandeur.
The volcano is throwing up vast guam
titles Of fire and lava. The decorations
are frequent
Gen Grant has been informed by
Gen. Thomas that the enemies Of the
present state government in Tennessee
we're organizing for resistance to the
laws aud to get control If the state
Cen. Grant teiegraphed Gen Thomas
to use all necessary force to preserve
tbe peace, and cal for more troops II
necessary.
The North Carolina conservatives
have nominated Col. Thomas H. Ashe
q Anson, for governor Gov Vance de-
elining to run.
Gen. Candy has issued an order for
an election ia South Carolina April II,
Us and lG, for the ratification Of the
constitution also for the choice Of con-
gressmen and state officers The reg
istry lists will be roopened, 70 give
such as have not registered an oppor
tnnity TO DO So
Peat meadows are receiving much
attention in Massachusetts, Many n
them have passed into tie possession
q manufacturing companies The peat
Is pressed IN machine, dried and used
tar fuel, especially for furnaces Tie
subJeet q developing ihe poat meadows
q Vermont should receive early atten-
tiou. e as good deposits exist ia ye--
mont IS IN shy section q tie country.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

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ten ~ " n the NOR, distinguished DvInea in EaFage
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Wood KHgfaNlugs IA ons larse octave yoiHne ~
Pl3ce s. Use oaLy rDffigs PUBEis1Fa IS AaERle A.
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General AgrAts ana Offer egtra Inducements % Agcaf
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Registration 10 Bletlaoaad Va
closea SATURDAY Toe negres are 93
Feee sbea3 E total registration a
4AW48
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LETTER FROM ELDER n. L. GILMAN.
4 Minister Of the Gospel in vermont

WIl1NF3ll ' , y UlN - I'7001
Messrs. s. " FowLE 4 son,
Geuts.-i hereby certify that h4ve been troubled
for several yes@ with difficulty Of the heart and
lungs have applied % several physicians for help
and having tried almost every remedy of the Bumer'
Gus ones which have been recommended, without
receiving any assistance but had been growing
weaker and weaker, until. hearing Of Hjs,ar Bal
sdaof iGIid Cherry about year since, commenced
using ID with immediate relief. Il has not only re
stored my lungs 70 = sound state, but am entire
relieved Of tie difficulty disease Of the heart.
have no hesitation Ia saying that il is tic besf inna
medciue before the public, and | checrlully and
couscieliously recommended Ito all persons suffering
with pulmonary complaints.
II. L. GILMAN.
None genuine anless signed /. BUTTS on wrapper
Prepared by SETH W. F0WLE & son, is FREE
mont ST., Boston, and for sale by Druggists gener
ally.
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Special Notices.

Masonic The next regular Communication on
Adaaigam Lodge, NO, 81 F6A.M NJ, will DO held a.
Masonic Hall Manchester. on Thursday evening, April
Z, Il O'Clock. j. i COCHRAN, Secretary
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STATE OF VERMONT, Al Probate Court holden
Manchester District VS. atthe Probate Onee M Man.
chester, IN and for said District, on The 9th day %
March, A. b. 1865.
Present hon f. b. BURTON, Judge
The Guardian Of John W fiOomer and Iemira y
Bloomer. minors, Of Parkersburg. ln the County 81
Wood and State 0f West Virginia presented his applt
cation IN writing to aid Court setting forth that hls
said wards Interested Ia al che real estate where
Of Abner Derby, late Of Rupert ~ said District de.
ceased. died seized and possessed, as hers.atlaw a
the said decreased aud representine that u would BE
f0r The benefit Of his said wards 10 have their Interest
IA said real estate sold and the aydH thereof Yut -
interest Invested N stocks " ia other resi- estate
and praying thc said Court 70 grant him license e
sell The said real estate Of bis sale wafds
MhereupYn II waA ordered tilai said application be
heard al Probate Court o. be holl en- 81 The Probate
Office IN Manchester fl and Tor said District, "a ths
laFt wednesday - March, is and that notice thereof
be given By publishing ti's order ttfer weeks success
lively ID the NaHohssty Jyts9agl, e paper printed al
Manchester preYiona 70 said tiuse u hearing
Attest L0FELAND NC AsDN. Register
true copy ofrecord
~ Attest LOyELAgD 9cNsoS, Register
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TRTIT slFE. RElIlBLE LNO OELY as cENTs

ssIa p Dfasels's, q nail1d nee adsieas
co1FER, WILSON &co, rrop.rs phIIadsphla.
wsclssals arsHta GaaAula & Coz Kust Brs. 4
BIRD, has.ua 2. 3 hsarT a c. ws;erbu4y. VS.
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To CONsuMPTIVEs.- The REv. EDWARD
WILSON viii send fres % Charge to OH who desire IT.
the prescription With the directions for making and us
inc Inc simp remedy by which he cured Of lang
affection aud that dread disease Consumption. His only
object IS to benefit the afflicted and he hopeseyery sut-
fercr viii try this prescription as Ii VIII cost them moth
ing and may prove q blessing Please address
REV. EDWARD a. WILSON
81 No lG5 South second street, Miliamsbnrgh. NY
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Dr.. wstars Balsam Of wnd Cherry.

Where this artic.a Is known & j. The work q su>
peseuse,ion to say one word In rs pvor weil Is
It established as az nnlsiling remedy for o,aghs,
Colds, Bralchit.,, Group, Waoe3ng o1agl, dslma,
diseases Of tie Ttroat Chest and Laags, As vel a.
that most dreaded 81 alldiseases tossantoa, which
high medical authority has pronounced to DO a Gu
ritle aisease. These who have used this remedy
knos it, value; those who have not, have but to
make siugIe trial be satisfied that Of al others
ID Z he remedy.
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Special Notices.

MASONIC Thers Wla b. Special Conyacntan of
Aaanifan Chsrter - Masnis Han Manchester on
Wednesday Eyenine. March a5lb.
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Cnre. t,if1out Sneezing

Asa IR0GHE POWDER. j. pleasaht to ths tsste
Ahd never a4seteG 4beu sWallsael. gives - 70 the
7Arha; and tooat 0yaaas
DELICIOUS sEgsATfoN Of GOODNESS AND
GUMfUkT
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AtoTIIER BAGLHA's

Makes Sick and Weak CHldren Strong and healthy,
gives Mothers day and might. Large Bottles only
In cts sold by Druggists
Wm Joslyn a Sons, Barton, w., wholesale Agents
for The state GwiI
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$1,000 a DAY.

n4E PeE DAY, SuEE 30 uloney la advance. AgeHts
y ~ wanted eyefYNbete % sst our Faient EFerisst
lHs 1aiaN Gigthfs i.insB. Address haEHfcAH WfsE
co. l62 Bd9ay, \. i. ~ Dearborn sL, chicago,
rTHE MArRfhGE FtfNB ASSOCIATION viii give
d0eers II 500 70 So members, igovde FL tha sap
Uf and sdneuligu n children double thfir s9FhEs a.
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fes II GHANT a go. ~ iAHaa3 Street, directly Bgsth
~ q o.. Bs8t8l Hsss