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THE TRIALS OF THE METHODIST CHURCH IN
HOBOKEN N J.

TRIALS OF THE ChDhCh IN
HOBOKEN, NJ.
The Pastor and Board Of Trustees of the
above-named Church have issued circular appealing
for aid to build new church. and giving the history Of
the manner III which they deprived Of their last
place of worship. In 1886 the land on which the church
stands given the Church by f. A Stevens, and the
congregation expended 81 900 in erecting the building
and subsequently improved 1t at an expense OF
S 90Ssb. mG sTt td p iS ss n ground claiming It
rs part OF square The Hudson County Court decided
n favor OF the city. An appeal was taken to tho Su-
preme Court which Court confirmed the decision Of the
Court below At this juncture the citizens urged the
y Which 10 Se church edc could Be sold to the city
for City Hall. Hoboken does not possess one The
the city aathoritles The Legislature saw it
Of Justice and without opposition passed law to relieve
should ve $4,000 for the building, nor expend
over 5000 to enge It into CITY Hall line act IRE re-
place the following IN the tickets for city Officers
s Cty a@ The result Of the Setion showed that
1905 had voted for CITY Hail. and O?lv SO against IT,
The Mayor and Common Council aided by builders and
architects. carefully inspected the church edii:e
building than they expected and worth much more than
the amount named in the act whereupon the Common
the Board OF Trustees The Mayor took the act Of
and then returned 1t to the incoming Council with his
veto which sustained by the new Council by that
ACT az the Mayor and Common Council ali the property
OF the Methodist Episcopal Church tins city worth
500 600 was lost ON Feb. q. the Sheriff, through
his deputy demanded the keyand took possession OF the
Church and furniture. and without any ceremony,
turned the largest Protestant congregation and 5a0Dat-
School In Hoboken into the street. at time when pro-
tracted meetings and revival were in progress This
act took place when IL was known that the church had
secured ground. had adopted plans for new church.
could from the square, into their contemplated new
building The Trustees announce that they have So
cured four lots m Washing tont aud ask for contrbu
ons 10 enable them build another church Tho state
| ment that this Church had been sold to the Common
Council of the city, incorrect. The Swedon0organ
Church much smaller one, offered TO the Council.
Tine ~ r. Church building cost $1,000 the Sweden
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THE LEGISLATTVE INVESTIGATE COM
MITTEES.

The Committee appointed 10y the State Sen
ote 10 loo, after the financial working OF the Merchants
Union Express Company have been decidedly nomadlc In
their movements well rs decidedly retcent In their
communications with the outer world. The Committee
met first Albany aud, after private consultation ad-
ourned 10 room In Wallst. EewYork CITY. where they
assembled Thursday From tins place they
10 the Metropolitan Hotel whore they coseed themselves
I'm room aud locked the doors They they have taken
mo- testimony but talk about certain facts they have
discovered hardly ripe yet for publication on when thoy
THE chief business for the consideration OF the Com.
mittee on the Public School System VIII De the h.er "
serhaois bv their directors aud superntendents The
members OF tho Committee have been ENGAGED IN vIH
doubtless have little difficulty In arriving al conclusion
s 10 the amounts deserved by the respective claimants
on looking over the city 1t Is discovered that IN the Four
teentb Seventeenth and some other wards more ohl
Srn are taught In church, charity, and private schools
than I'm tho public schools There are Othcr aleSed
grIeyances which are to be considered. !,
The select committee OF the iny estgaton OF
che otrs of the Now Central, Buffalo. and Erie
and Hudson River Corporations consisting oi I 9
held their first business meeting a. Room NO a. fItn
ave Hotel yesterday The entire oolnml,.eo wac w,
sent and the both prolonged ana interest," ",
inc one several Of the most eminent railroad men OF
The country testified upon tho several subjects euDraceu
III R w I've sas have made from time 20 time TO tue
capita. stock Of the ,s Ip s Rail- old and the Es Rsss
t.s doubt, exist lights Of said companies Increase h'
'I ' committee Of be .p9SS;sd . tSs !"
.ne Of soi powsr to ,ead o5 perio0s @ protect the
VIII legislation ~
40 railroad corporations ava pe'eu 1ho
cs therein; further wheher under tes ~
issue % supervisory poser over atoaI, ~ Ger
- s.ss those roads which have violated 'hs" ' ~ wv "
si..si hi ch,rse Canal Comuissonets co
a., re session tho Committee DECIDED 20 Wltnholu
from Tho public the daily results Of sne SoSa Se
reasons III Concerned It was also decided not 10 give
the names witnesses 1 aSs ssy TSs
the report Yesterday was very wde and the wit
Willingly tS SS cRa f under
day the TnmmIssoners OF Charities and Corrections
The will meet again at tS oGScs on viii
morning at tho Same place. "'o" '''
Do continued - Ga, r. IA C,omnanies and the Sewers
,,,nsd their examination OF witnesses yesterday '
eo n.,..o - which are given elsewhere
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SPEAKER OF TIE HOUSE.
LANES @. ELAINE OF MAINE.


lame, Cillespie Blaine was born in Washington
County Penn, Jan 81, 1880, and has thus just COM
plsted his S9th year lie belongs to an old colonial
family that settled originally In Cumberland County
about 1745 having emigTated from Scotland in that
or the succeeding year. His grandfather Col.
Ephraim Blaine was O revolutionary officer OF hon
orable distinction, having served first III the line,
and for the last four years ConmssaryGeneral oil
tbe Middle Department, succeeding Gen. Nathaniel
Greene in that capacity. The preservation OF Wash
;nOtons army from starvation during the Winter OF
Valley Forge is attributed TO his zeal and capacity
Mr.. Blaine graduated at Washington College, Pa.
in 1s47 the Youngest man in his class, and yet re-
ceiyed its first honors for general scholarship upon
graduating he went South rs teacher and was en-
gagged in that capacity until he attained his majority
During this period no read law, but never sought adj
mission to the bar. Shortly after reaching the age
Of q he settled in Maine and engaged III edltOrlai
life succeedne in 1852 20 the editorial chair OF The
K,nnebec Journal then made vacant by the appoint
,rent Of Luther Severance as Minister to the Sand
wicb Islands This stanch old Wing, and afterward
Rennblican paper was edited by Mr. Blaine until
,eTs when he took charge of The Portland Daily i'd
,,ssr and continued at the head of that paper until
a Ireanp out Of the war in 1861. For the last five
years Of his editorial life he was member OF the
til eg;sloture and served two years as Speaker
oftbe Tonse In 1862 he was elected TO the XXXVlll
Congress and has since been elected successfully II
IsC1' 1866 1868, to the XXXIXth, Nth and ALlS'
Coneresses For 10 years past Mr. Blaine ha'
been Chairman OF the Republican State Com
mittee in Maine, and has succeeded
IN eascting en- organization OF The
PARTY in that State unsurpassed for Its
and for its general vitality and yigor Inc success
Of the party there has in several elections peen o
very great consequence to other states IN Vne 70
cent Presidential struggle the contest IN MAINE wa wa,
looked to with intense interest and Its eject Oh tns
canvass was widespread and decisive Sir nla'H'
has served on the Committee OF Appropri"'loIa -
every Congress since his first election ITO 10 la.
working member and never makes lung 'PIo' ~,
but is always ready and quick IN DEBATE ITO -"
nresIdod ON sevarsl occasions "a Speaker oo eoors
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Spstial gctisss.
A {: .cat Cure In the City OF New-fork OF n Highly
Respectable Citizen.


WILL KNOWN TO TIiB MERCANTILE COMMUNITY
oyyicE OF NEw-YoNk GALsSA LEhp Co,l
Da j. H. scHKxck: srFor snssn have tss~
troubed cough and usually two three times vita
more bemorrbsS which together for the last few years. has
-p. me thin ia flesh business hind without ss
fine Tn August very hemorhase; ant aecsrax
&, the udgu. Of good physician Chased beyeAA
reach medicine advised be prepared far prsTcrip
leave this world short notice Th phTs
(snd my good friends I'D that the hr cold took
prove ftalp Early January VERY cold and iOTgb0Ns
Wa occupying TO- % BOBdsL, directly o,es
your think about the 18th Of January procured tous
Of your Pu0oaie Syrup, ard commsnesd taking
freely Ny and limbs very much ssoen and all The poas
speedy death accompany my cold my former
physician hin that tAking meau sad -ss
showing h and having tasted them &C. b rped les
like They will DO hsrm He srti feS
know what you Summer AMI be hyou Lave
any business pp or He sad o'her friends tass
he could hope snd friends aud relations ecu
suded my had Al this time taxing freely Of your me
cine The called G times and Gua a.
much surprise he said improving mi 10 could not undasa
Why My increasing your nea and bad Wish to
have you my what bad When ars
came to ny and made the eIamnanSo ba! hs
but the contrary expressed doubts OF ny ever beng
helped out Of my seemib. dcues The seeosd tins
that you called finding still sanHg, me ca
SAYING Ny symptoms Improving the Pn.Sos
syrup seawed Mndrahs Pills had acted like CHARM
Ny circulation cough, appetite all began 10 improve ana
could little You visited me nearly err Tues
d,y and found me Improving told not go out Of
Ill the st day Of May cold while under treatment
appetite became srats aud told sai everything Wished
nutritious nature about the much - possible
followed your advice sh TO The surprise Of my Old pycah ana
friends. seem much been for several gears aas
breathe better expected could With Que lung the
len beg completely dried up feel grateful to you a coad
your advice aud medicines suable. YOarstrulY.
- It's sIIRLDOs.
Dr. sCHENcK oil be professionally 81 No. y po"a' sew
iesDAY March lie gives free but for thorough eTi"
; Of The ups with bis Rspouster the price D" On'e h9un
from a. toJp m -,
pic, Of the Puone Syrup Sawed Tonic each 81 30 PEE BAT
, " o. the half doss Mandrake Pills 20 cent? per ooL A
.,nuly Of Dr. seeneks al. times his
Also for sale by sl druggists and dealers
Sold also wholesale and retail by John y Heoy No
Eew.Y0rk.
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THE HERMAN swINDLISG CASE.

Many ex-sOldiers wero gathered in the United
States Court buildings Chamberst yesterday to as
certain what disposition would DO made OF the OF
Col John b. Herman. the alleged enbeZzler OF money OBJ
taned on numerous bounty claims which were entrusted
20 his care for collection. The was pending before
Commissioner Belts who finally adjourned 1t until the
9Th OF April after being informed that restitution OF the
stolen money would probably be made by that time IL
was announced that The defendants vile proposed 70 sur
the payment Of the CLAIMS ana that Other amounts
would he forthcoming to be used for the same purpose
The dcirauded claimants hold consultation in the oOrr
dor after the adjournment OF the case ana denounced
Herman In harsh terms. They decided 10 nave IOrhl
meeting at No ll9 Bowery next Monday evening Ae'
cOrding TO new vefs0n p the case. gwen by gete-
man who y sy,sSos; EEL acquainted With the facts,
ths money which was received by Herman from the
Bouuty Office ut Washington was lost in Wals III STOCK
speculatOns IL was deposited III his brokerage once
for safe keeping until such time as the owners should ap
ne mr. and demand IT, but subsequently removed Ill
thoughtless moment and used in personal
actions which terminated unsuccessfuly, frefious 10
his nbsconding Herman was considered peIIso,y
trustw2rthy ana honest n'an, 80 crant Gen Dix
Gov Fenton and Others The certificates or discharge
which Herman had In his nave Dee reoonsrSu
ei Broadway who IL engaged Iii distributing them 10
their respective claimants. About l6S are marked Us
having been paid These vaueless except as records
NJ war service the their being no 1rtner hou
on he Government from the fact that the claims IN every
Instance were accompanied by power OF attorney,
authorizing Herman 10 act as agent IN ine coiecon
TO be between 5000 and $4,000 MT smear
man has 100 discharge papers NJ ms once,
which were taken from the papers beiohs
ing 20 Herman, and on which no claims nave Deen
naid M Washington Their have been advertised
Tor Mr. Shearman Is confident that all tho victims %
Usrman's dishonesty VIII hayo their money returheu 70
tiends are earnestly endeayoring make an amcable
settlement OF the matter.
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THE REMOVAL OF WASHINGTON MARKET-LEl
-" TER FROM GEN. VlBLB.

To me Editor or The Trtb"he.
sIR Referring to the article in TIE TRIBUNE
thIs morning on our Markets. is proper for mo 10
stare that before aud during the preparation Oh my re
mort upon the markets had repeated interviews with
the Controller also with the Mayor ana feel assured
that udicous plan for the reformation Ol inc cuano
ho, sy.tan, will meet with their cordial cooperation
and support They have expressed themselves to me-
and anticipate that before many weeks the necessary
n , he taken TO correct tho serious annoyances and
Ill ,rhi,b now exist EGBBRT L. VIELE.
M ii5 Broad,caU ". Y, March 5, 1860.
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COMMISSIONER OF INTERNAL REVENUE.


COLUMBUS DELASo or ONO.
Columbus Deano was born in ShOreham. Vermont.
in 1902 He owes nothing 20 the accidents of descent
or family influence. having been the builder OF his
own fortunes Removing TO Ohio at the OF eight,
he studied law in that state. was admitted TO the
bar in 1884, and acquired very extensive prnctce
In sii he was elected TO the House OF Representa-
tiyes and three years later was prominent candi'
date for the Republican nomination for Governor,
lacking only two votes Of being chosen. He was
delegate 10 the Chicago Convention which noni-
mated Mr. Lincoln in 1850. On the outbreak Of tho
war he was appointed COmmissary General OF the
State of Ohio and manifested great Executive abili
ty and industry in the discharge Of the duties OF that
Office, performing thom until the General Govern
ment undertook the subsistence Of all the State
troops. lie was an unsuccessful candidate for
United States Senator in 1862. again fning by just
two votes but in the following year was elected 10
the Legislature. As q delegate TO the Baltimore
Convention IN 1864 he advocated the nomination OF
Lincoln and johnson with great earnestneas JIG
WAS a Representative in the XXNlXth and ALth Con-
crosses successfully contestng in the latter the seat
Of G. w Morgan to whom the certificate OF election
had been awarded. Mr.. Delano retired from the law
some years ago. and engaged in banking IN New
York in which no realized fortune.
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ouested 10 hd an inquest, but decided TO adjourn Se
util the arrival OF the relatives OF the c
ceased Mr. Eager a native OF Orange County N
aged about as yeais Some years be was resident
OF st. Louis Mo- aud at one time DLstricLAttoEhey
OF that county He possessed ef considerable literary
merit The last Issue OF H,pes Weekly contains poem
written By him. entitled /" GreenwOod In WInter; Iuo
widow OF the deceased is residing VITA some rSiass
Caledonia, Livingston County, N. r.
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ARMY GAZETTE.

WASHINGTON. March 5-1he following was isSueu
iodayl ,--...- n Ov,,ryl
1GApeURrENs A"Sy An,gIasr GsSsNa5' I Vs''cS
G1suHAL ORpEH. No By direction Of the President ofths United
Orders No from this ONCE dated February
"a s az r.tes gier and Breyet hAoGen Bsj1ma " bnee
from sciye service revoked anu n VIZ s S "u
1870 . h.yn een continuously duty FROM February r. SSS
m, command " the General u thu Armg. .,.-.o-,
ny 'o"N X d. TowSsEsD. Assistant AdlseantGssersL
By direction seerot.ry Of war the following oms s
ib," Iy FIrsi J. n Purcell aud second hieg', w
Wood Pierce Of the Lot lnaGtry bessl Ssp- l. r.
Gallagher 10th llAnhyi lieut. C0L
+ q uu, roth Iufanr; Second Lut W Sunderland Sh nl.n-
To- Pir,i Iieut Coriis 3 lnhnav hri Llens Ewing
and P.rnswortb sab InLni Capt George hsau Ha nian
Ordered tor examination before the
w 80 Rsiris1 BssdCupt Bphraim Williams 3lh lotsDty
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PIgLIcoRwTN-rn Genital C,y Coofado weiaesty Pss 10
the Rev Jennings GsOrge A. Pisl es OF Cooso "
Mira Susan 4. C0rWi1 Of New York
Al Notices OF Marriages must be Endorsed irth 'ae
aSpe and address.
DIED.


oApNy-on Friday morning March Blosnasd n J.. Hsfnss
caaS" y y: :1 s s. yss' -. ~ ~ ave. to % the ar from hi. lat.
dnes A Me,dsy the ocles Trns leave hsw-
Yors s Ss sad kseI RsrSs or Boo@s, PpVias Rds
sood at e. ssd II O'clock a u.
CHBsTRRAtMs residence aas city THURSDAY evening iast
wIism W. C6str IN the s ys.r o. s,s sss .. Marcos
- Prssyssnan cmsh Saturday a. 9eseA ~ Inc roman"
uAI6RTTo. Pdd.y III. stb iust Robert Wilson IIs,
Robert My a-A 10 Che oh seAI,s s age
ee nm So I csrb corner Lsyetts place sad Us
yOnssst, tbs (SaturisylsheraOOH at 1c'sck'
DoLsoEoa Thursday, March Lydia DeiOu tas 9th Js " h'S
TIE relatives s.S friends s % are oes a. re resi-
S,See Of 6cy sopinsw SAMUEL Csrss Dod.OHh't ue~
B-oadwsy Bsooklyu, x D.
PARRRLL-Os THURSDAY Msss4 Peyton -es, Of w1s
suaMaha JOUse FARRELL sgeN % yssrs and a.. ss
services residence OF k@parrut No. OfT on sa',
dsy morning At y O'Clock The will bsEasvS TO iuasoa
Boston and Portsmouth, n H., papsspeAse COPY
LFNYox- Al Girsr California WeiEesdsy ~ ~ ni Lose'
u Lsnno1 late Of Albany Y. he 18th ofd's age
LEwIs-At Red Bsns FRIDAY March hs wife Of Joseph
Her funeral viii sstssSrd from Baptist churs Red B,aE 90
meet her late e- sa ,bs5es Cello" The 70
mains o the Church
MARISGAt Morrsnl on Thursday Nei AI@sishaFHS' ss'a
Eanss services viii be held at her nOth house R,isv Set
acKAY-oa THURSDAY March Elizabeth. inins daughter 81
G.o.F and E,lSs.a ~ mfSa sSsS % .,. fhsr ,,u No
sao West Twenp fourth ~, ms o'clock p ~
RAMEEA Harlem. PY March s. Loas Philip i''sH' 'os %
Tb. relatives aud friend. Of Ss family are n, 70 ss1 Voc
third OF Secondaye side SATURDAY. March
4eeock The remains will be <sa AAeAeHsaeA j. Tor
iuIermen Sunday, March 7.
sNrTHou Thursday March4 William ssh fu the SSb year Of bis
49,.
10 81 Ftrst st.
Saturday the 9th iBSt al O'clock p ~
STEW Camden ~ j. Thursday March Jotn NJ stewart
sgra 90
VAN RESsSgLABR-on THURSDAY March ArIsur Of wnP
Van Rensselaer,, In the 2lst year % his
will take Of the Church Fhare sns
NissteeHthst. on Monday morning at 10 o'clock a
WAFFLE Brokyu THURSDAY March 1862 Of pseumonia sassa
Francis g. WATT sad daughter o. Lewis Comptsa.
deeased Amboy j. eyed 70 month"; aud 10 dsJa
No. - Parkage saadaY al
O'Clock o. M will be taken ~ wk-sbstrr sBu
uhia DaDers
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s,,nnry DEATH IN FRENCHs HOTEL.

For several weeks past Mr. John M. Eager
,.or employed in tho Office Of Nicholas Hal Fowler
=, No o,o broadway, has occupied an apartment III
:. $50 Hotel on Thursday evening he proceeded 70
n AT an early hour, and was afterwsre seen 10y
MS run ~ ,ba chambermads, reading book lesteruV
ono ~ hen the ehambermaid attempted 10 ehtet tno
pao she found tho door aiar on entenS tine noy S
Dody W aunreny fallen FROM his chair. ana remnheu
haviS ward unable to rise. Life had evidently Deoh
lace VI far nours Coroner keenan, wes Yesterday re
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THE STATE OF TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

G., Ps.scuco Maeh 5-Ploar dan aud unchanged Wheat
cbalse Shipping, 81 o.. Legal Tenders az.
Wuss9rOs n e.. March 6-Spits Turpeuiue dn Rosn steady
al 7sdaS9 IS Crude Turpenune steady 81 aS9S1 Tar &c
ioN.rt sales at 81 S. Cation dull al 31o for AIsd -
March 5Cotgon-Reepts tseay 38J9 bales; or
the gross 6 9 bales net TO- s26 bales EIpos
Cor hs Liverpool Jg9 bas 10 the eoAiHen l7S baes 10
Vera Cruz $50 bslesi eoastNe 1880 bales stock on band lsS
D.ncsl ,c, hLddling. 28Id2Sic Cold Sterling BKoAanke
in Commercial la al,1t. New. York sight premiums.
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FUNERALS TODAY.

BYRgR Mrs ANNE St. Budgets Church Bghtb.t and Ayepa
CARPENTER Mira MARTHA No. 56I M1n'st Patersos. n j.
COLE Mrs ANN ELIZA, WaVerey-sL, Mslrose.
BLRORD ROBERT No 29 BondsL
FARRELL, PBYTOS W., No. 81 PeuT-st
FIELD Mrs EUPHRMIA J., TremOut NJ x. Church
HULL WAKRMAN. Long Branch.
PALMER MINNIE LOUISE No % Bsdrdgest
sINNOTT, JOHN J.. No ~ Waitsst
THORNTON HARRY PlBRSON Grand ave. BrookiTU'
WILSON Nrs. MARY. No. 5JJ FirstGye.
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we., Side Elevated Hallway

SEVEN PR CENT FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BoSpS
undrrgse sole Agents for the sae Of The Do
CgNr
The opportunity purchase Coupon Bond on productive properly
IN. City Of New York at Welding MIMI PR CBNT sTess
annual With valuable convertible h ssao@ s
Iays.iors will do anticipate she advance eerar TO occur ss
male, value Of these "n0MB SECURITIES" "ASrALiia
BASIS" .
s0bpoas will received for the Bcnds At par PsJses
~. aud far completed - - make CLOS
..,,or. =. Tbirtekst With the Hudson River Railway
Reu Of who desire to secure the 'es'sos pee
at, "a result. from the proposed extension respectfully solicited 70
ride upon the experimental hAfm OF he RAILWAY OfeeaNfbt
which will open their inspection from to w dA' aad
,ub.cptou, on either aid Ia hAscang the eompesa
this enterprise By the pablo will be so largely benefited and s
Of The Cir, and its northern jointly promoted
For further particulars. sPpJ 10
LOCKWOOD Co. BaaAers
u.,oh 1850 No. ~ BsoAtsaT.
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I.tsisAss1NAr1oNs IL rLoRIbA.

The Baltimore Gazette says the following Telegram
was received in Washington on "Wednesday
"BAINBRiDGR, Ga, March s. 1869.
Hon C. NJ HAMILTON, Washington, d. o.
Major Purna State SENATOR aud Dr. flnlnyson. Clerk
OF the Court were assassinaed In the streets Of Mari
anna Jackson County, Florida, the night OF the 25h
of February The latter Killed outright and the for
mer mortaiy wounded. Houiblel j. q. DICKEEsoN"
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Hazard & Caswen,. COD Liver OIL /. III, s.s,

RaIlstou SPA Artesian I.tba Spring Water eoatasss
All tho the principal Springs Of Europe aud America ush
dah. their strength aud Rheumatism Dyspepsia kidney sna
pleasant eahars and darete For ale By AL Drug
vi,a Depot No q ParkroN, N. Y
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MIRRIEn

Horwsk Sunday Feb H. At the re,dehes
81 the brides mother Cooper Meat Oooi uoyt 10
Ma, QeOtaaaA baird sOtA VI NvrNalk