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The New York herald., 1870-02-10
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY FEBRUARY TO- TRIPLE SHEET

in this city within the last thirty years for $780, 900.
the building Is now proceeding by days work under
Mr.. JOyc superlntendence, ana 4otwiInsIthuIuk
the enormous advance IN wages ana mateftais ainoo
that contract was made-an advance oI loo per
cent--both Mr.. Renwick aud Mr.. Joyce are SATISFIED
that the figures have given VIII cover every ting.
Wniie no effort IL or will be spared 70 MAKE Tue
Cathedral what you describe 1t, ''Lhe most imposing
church edince IN America no effort Is or VIII oe
spared to conduct the work upon the most cconoi-
cal basis. Mr.. Renwicx looks Tor MS reward soley
III the fame which the masterpiece OF Gothic arcni.
lecture In America must BRING TO nis naine Anu
has donated his entire pay 10 tue pulaing. M.
Joyce regards II as the GROWING work OF iong my,
and has given up lucrative business 10 devOte LII a
self entirely TO 1t at almost nominal salary Inc
STAFF OF foremen ls chosen with the greatest caIc,
and their labor ~ enc Of love ana enthusiasm,
which they seem to lnfuse INTO al under ther direc
ton.
Up to the present time the outlay has been almost
$500, 600, and already considerably more than one
That Of last year Will complete the outer walls;
The clear story walls will pe supported
within by twenty-slx white marble columns
thirtyseven feet In height, from the capltals
OF which Will spring arches rising hity-lour
feet from the noor. In the wall above this, az
height OF seyentytwo feet, the clear story windows
viii begin. At a height OF tnirty-hve feet further
any further delay an addition OF at least twenty
stone cutters ID now needed to carve and prepare the
marble for the pillars and have II ready Tor setting
as soon as the outer walls are up.
If your appeal Is needed by those to whom II ls
addressed, and that 1t Will be the six new Catholic
churches erected IN the city within the last fifteen
months 0irer fair presage the white wonder'' Will
be enclosed ny the end or 1872. ana New York pos
sess temple OF which she may ior centuries well be
proud.
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THE PANEL CANT.
How Ii FiCurisiies-A Bleerker Street Ben
The Police DeHcd-A Mysterious Move
mcnt--Thc Den Closed.

How IL Ficurishes-A Bleerker Street ben
The Police Dehcd-A Mysterious Move-
ment--Thc Den Closed.
The records OF the police courts OF the city. and
the Tombs especially, nave recently shown that rob-
berries known BY the term OF the panel gamen are
OF frequent occurrence and constantly increasing in
some wards Of the city. The Eighth and Fifteenth
precincts formerly the most noted for this
class of thevery, but so much notoriery was given
to the latter precinct that Captain Hedden, who
was unacquainted with the secret movements IN his
district, became alarmed, made investigations and
drove the thieves out. Nearly all OF them sought
quarters in the Fourteenth precinct In which to ply
their calling, and for months that precinct has at
tanned an unenviabe notoriey for the boldness with
which they operated. About three weeks ago no
tcrtous den or this class was opened by a
wealthy politician in Bleecker street, between
Crosby and Mulberry, and within q stones throw
OF Police Headquarters. For several nights 1t was
run, without any attempt at concealment--th the
female agents OF the place rendezvousing on the cor
ner OF Bleecker street and Broadway. paragraph
in the HERALD about a week ago mad the effect or
closing 1t up and for four or five days the eight
ten desperate females and their male pais have
sought other places In which to operate.
SO much by way OF introduction. Now for the
subsequent facts On Tuesday night the gas in the
establishment was turned on, the door was left alar
and the business was resumed. Tuesday night the
fence was run carefully. Last night the operators
became more bold. AT fifteen minutes before eignt
O'Clock al the corner OF Broadway and Bleecker
street there were ten women operating for this sln
gle den, under the eyes or seven men. who stood be-
tween broadway and Crosby street. Detectives
and other officials connected wirh Police Head
quarters were boldly seized and invited TO the web.
ohe woman attacked member Of the Fat Mems
hssocaton-a 3l0-pounder-and clung to him like
ieech IN the presence OF Fifteenth precinct officer
stationea on the opposite side OF the street. The
ieihae loliowed nm to the corner OF Crosby and
p.ueeMei % sueels, chnHing TO him. when the fat man
Ielharkeo, Leave me, you panel thlef.n He gave
ner push, and lifting his ponderous right foot,
accelerated her movements to the siush beyond
the pavement. Within ten minutes four men were
seen 70 enler and come out-vlctiTlzed.
=, Az hine O'CLOCK gentleman who had observed all
az the inspector was temporarily absent ne re.
ported tne lacts at ths Fourteenth precinct station
house sergeant Grifth was on duty hea Ihe re
port, smiled, stated he would inform the CAPTAIN.
aud In fifteen minutes after the gas of the dan was
iVyped 0g. lne door CLOSED and " weS uuist in
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CLEARED.

Steamship Nemesis 1sr), Bingc, Liverpool via Queens
town--C u Francslyn.
Steamship Nebraska (Br), Guard Llverpoo-wiliams &
Guion.
Steamship Trpoh (Br, Harris Lverpod-Chas Franck-
lyn.
Steamship Hateras, BIackwood Norfok--Od Dominion
Steamship Co.
Steamship Wamsutsa, Fish, New Acknowledgment 4
Wood.
Ship New World, Champion London Grinnel, Minturn 4
Co.
ship La Duchesse d'OrIeans Hines Hayana-J Phillips
& Sons
Bark hummer Funf (NG), Abrccht, Liverpoo-Funch,
Edge 4 Co.
ark Argonaut tBr), Sanderson, London-Peabody Willis
dCo.
Bark Atlantic tNG), schiebcnhuber Antwerp-Funch Edge
4 Co.
Bark Brazera GG), Vessels, Rio Janeiro- Funch Edye
Co.
Bark Agnes Frazer (NG) Cameron Matanzas
Brig Madonna (Br), Jordan, Demerara Miller 4 Hough-
ton.
Brig Warren Hartman. Cardenas-Jas f Ward 4 Co.
Brig Americas, Stone, Cienfueeos--Jas Henry.
Schr Anglo American tBr, Smith, Truxillo--G Vessels
Schr NJ Morales Newman, Maracaibo- -B y sherman.
tow.
Schr = smith, Grace, Neutrality-suspicious., Holmes Il
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FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

Several shocks of earthquake were felt at Mar.
settles on Jan uary Is, but no damage ensued.
Judging from some articles published In the
Pester Lloyd 1t would appear that Austria WIN ere
long make war against Montenegro.
The Prussian government has adopted extensive
measures Tor improving the breed OF horses through
out the country, and local associations have been
formed for that purpose.
portion OF the gal lery Of the Cirque Royal at
Dunkirk in France, recently fell down as the audi
ence was leaving. Thirty-twO persons were more
or less nurt, but none killed.
During the recent demonstrations In Paris every
soldier received seventy-twO cartridges, and the
Minister OF War stated that regiment could fire
los 900 shots in half an hour
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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED RY ,

REPORTED Ry THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Wilmington, Cole Galveston Jan = wa Key
steamship Gulf Stream McCreey Galveston via Norfolk,
Steamship Huntsville, Crowel Savannah Feb 5, with
mdse ana PASSENGERS to Lowden Had heavy head winds
Steamship south Carolina Adkins, Charleston Feb with
mdse and passengers, to Morgan Co Had severe gales
Bark Alma tsr5 Watson, sbanshae and River Yangtse
Oct 90 with mdse Morewood Co. Cleared the Straits Of
Sunda Nov rounded Cape Of Good Hope Dec ls crossed
q ss
Cape winds variable from westward experienced strong
Webb ho IN ins a. Is mes Sc Of a. Aesecap Anchored inside
ssn9y ook r n ns M Am NOV q Oh Ane spoke bark
scbr traveller Hodges Newbern Nc. days, with naval
stores, to Thomas, Holmes Go.
RETURsEDschr Emblyn CBr), Cottinpham hence for
2neenssown fSb q % Sandy Iook, came IN collision with
carried away and buwarks forward stove badly Returned
to repair dainage ges.
Relief. ''S'e'
Passed Through Hell Gate,
BOUND SOUTH.
Steamer Centipede Tilton, Portland FOR Philadelphia.
Anchored at Hamnonds FIats:--
schr Hammond. Westgate, from Newport for Eliza
beihport
BOUND EAST.
steamship Neptune, Baker, New York FOR Boston.
Brig Union t5rl, New iors for & John, NB;
sehr Anieesaeni Peadeoa Phiadepha for Providence
E,Samops no oGSS % Ez.ssagor Providence
schr Walton, Palmer, Hoboken for Boston.
Alsfsa baae @ sSSa ass NfTYs sY Ysrt m $ ohn M
schr George Washington Peck, New York Stamford.
The following vessels sailed from Flushing Bay, bound
east
Bark Juan Pearson, for Portland.
schr Henry Cas,oG, for Boston.
Schr Vim Fish, for Providence.
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Bleeckcr street, ana persons who had business at
the Central once could again walk the street with
out tear OF interruption by the bold agents OF bold
politician, who Ii the lessee OF the place ano would
The circumstances attending tue sudden closing
OF the place last night give rise TO suspicion long
entertained by Citizens that some person connected
with the Fourteenth precinct police Is Interested III
the success OF the house named. ihose VINO know
Captain Walsh win hesitate 10 beneve that ne Is
willing party 10 such outrageous acts but the time
has come wAen the Commissioners shouu make an
inquiry into the entire panel system and place the
responsibility where II properly belongs.
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What Shall We DO Tor Ice

"Consumer' has made inquiries as 10 the proba-
bIty OF an lice famine" next summer. He states
that II the weather should after this be favor
able for Ice, but short 'crop," cap be gathered,
Ice companies usually nave q surplus supply after
the close OF the summer season. but this year they
have not In Name not 20,0 600 tons can be found,
While by this time 500 900 tons have been secured
IN other years, now not pound has been cut and
from last years stock but very small quantity re-
lnaues over. In the keneDec river Jncre was never
before failure Of ice, ous this year not ton mas
been Obtained.
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FoiElGH SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

Wilhelm wackernagel, the great German phiolo-
gist, died recently at Base.
The remains OF new reptile with remarkable
teeth has been found among the coal shaies in the
neghborhood OF Newcastle-on-Tyne.
Trajanopolis, the capital of the Roman province OF
Thraca, mas just been discovered about four miles
from Dym near Enos. This town had 200 coo inhabi-
tants at the time OF the Romans, but It's site Is
q desert, owing to the miasmatC enanations of the
river Hebruss. Among the runs are the remains Of
huge acropolis.
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Vie ws Of an Observing Foreigner.

7. u. f., who Is but six months In the country,
who always entertained great admiration for the
American republic, and looked upon the letters of
RUSSELL Sala, Mackay and Manhattan to the English
press as gross ISLANDERS upon life and society in
America, Is astounded ut the prevalence or crime IN
this city. lie asks that the HERALD as the head OF
the press in this conntry should exert its influence
fnat The roughS, sc0undres and murdefcrs. who are
mostly fuglJlves from justice in the .Oid countryD
be deprived OF citizenship and the right to vote as
this would take away from them their political Infu-
ence which Is, IN the opinion of our correspondent
the mainsay OF the security they feel the pursuit
OF their neiaf1ous designs
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st. Pa.ricls,s Cathedral on Fifth Ayeuue.

To THE EDITOR OF THE UERALD:-
While those concerned in the building OF the new
ST. PatricKs cathedral are iattered and encouraged
by the HERALD's editorial Of the lfth instant upon
the subject, they feel 1t due 10 the Catholic and
Protestant contributors to that great work to call
attention to an error into which the writer has un
Willingly fallen, and which, II left nncorrected
must necessarily have depressing eject upon the
progress of the building.
Yon state the estimated cost at So ooo oo8 It can
scarcely exceed s2ooo,o0O a sum large enough
however, to press heavily upon the purses OF our
Catholic popuation-bJ no means the richest
portion OF the communlty-ev even when as.
sisted by the iberaty OF their Protest
ant fellow citizens. The first contract was
made by Rev. william Joyce, well known as the
builder oi t1e gTeAar nVmbeg VI toe cAprcAes srecteo
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National Publishing House and University foi
the Blind.

correspondent explains the progress that has
been made in this work OF proposed benevolence
which was started just previous TO the war. The
breaking out OF the rebellion put temporary es-
toppel on the work, ana an effort Is now made for
the necessary aid to carry out the original philan
throplc purpose. 1t Is stated tnat $4,000 have
already been raised and boards OF trustees organ
lzed In several OF the States. The proposition being
10 erect suitable buildings in washington, embracing
publishing house and facilities or instruction. IL
IL urged that 100000 more money IS required 10
carry on the work to successful completion.
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How Emirrants Fare in rio.

An emigrant girl, describing the suHerings OF
Americans in Brazil, thus closes an indignant pro-
test:-
II President Grant way TO know how the American
people were situated in this country l think he
would take them home. Americans, or the Ameri-
can government, are only laughed at here by the
dagos and niggers. Ii tue American government
have the dying curse OF starved Americans. For
Gods sake take the unfortunate, deceived people
out OF here While they are able To walk.
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How TInck men Charge.

"H. T." went to ball the other evening, and,
having lady with him, took carriage on going
away He was driven about two miles. offered two
dollars and the Jehu Insisted ON three dollars more.
The hack had no lights, no number and no nothing
but burly hackman, wnO when the gentleman re-
fused at first to comply with his demand, mildly
suggested demOlisning MIN with his list
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Almanac for New York This Day.
Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF sEw YoRK, February ., 1870.
Herald steam Marine News Fleet.

Herald Steam Marine News Fleet.
The following named yachts which capable of board
ing inward bound outside Of SANDY Hook
Of the Highlands, compose steam marine
feet
Screw propeller yacht HERALD.
Screw propeller yacht JAMES.
Screw propeller yacht JEANNETTE
The marine Office at Whitehall slip, where all
munications from and consignees TO the of
vessels will be received and forwarded free OF charge
Herald Packages.
Captains and Pursers Of Vessels arriving at this port will
please deliver all packages intended for the HERALD to
regularly authorized agents who attached Steam
Yacht Heet.
The New York Associated Press do not collect marine
repors attend to the delivery Of packages viii be
by the following extract from the proceedings OF the
regular monthly meeting held March g. 1885,:
Resolved That and after April 1885, the Associated
Press Will discontinue the collection of ship in the
haroor OF New York. Passed unanimously.
Letters news packages for the HERALD should not,
therefore, be entrusted charge any agents
Of the New York Associated Press.
OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YOIK FOR THE
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The Harlem Railroad Depot.

Attention Is called by IA Daily Sunerer' to the
present system of changing cars at Forty-second
street, on the Harlem Railroad. 1t Is said that in
the multitude OF crowding vehicles The lives OF pas.
that platform should oe placed there Tor the
cOmmOdatOn OF passengers.
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Pertinent Query by a Commutcr.

Are we who daily ride to and from the city on the
New York and Harlem Railroad 10 have our lives
constantly jcopardzed through the recklessness OF
speed continually kept up while crossing what is
known the l09th street brdge2 Are we TO submit,
or are we not? A COMMUTER.
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The tenant farmers OF Montgomeryshire have In
dicted their game preserving landlords for selling
game without q license and several nave been
ssQtepcaa W PAY mn Alsh
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Old Barrels.

"Rough Hewer" applauds the HERALD for having
made raid against the practice OF packing -four In
old barrels. But he wants old pork and beef barrels
included in the prohibition, ana he asks to have
the attention OF the Legislature called to the fact
that law IL needed condemnlng tue use O! old bar
res III pacing provisiOns.
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Marine Dixnxrers.

rernambuco Eugena, oporto schrs Frye Auy Csyesy
Morfofd Trabee, Bahia; Gates. Savannah
Wind at sunset NV, fresh.
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SAILED.

steamships N ebraska, and Nemesis, Liverpool.
Sailed from the lower pay bgs Pedro. Jacksonvie
esssa iiAr kslsSsj Az 1iShiaIj JpaQ. ssgpsi PlHtW.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Sai's Destination.

DATE OF DEPARTURES FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTH OF FEBRUARY.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1870-01-28

In all well regulated households the
father of the family exercises watch
full care over his children. He notes their
various phases of temperament and dis
position, their hopes and fears; their anx-
ieties and disappointments; their physic-
al development and moral progress, and
he becomes in measure answerable to
society for their good conduct. With
the help of the mother, most youthful
minds may be moulded into gentlencss
and obedience. Filial duty then be-
comes a pleasurablc habit, that is observ-
ed during life, and reverence for old age
is one of the most noticeable character
istics Of such a household.
"IIonor thy father and thy mother,
that thy days may be long upon the
land which the Lord thy God hath given
thee" is an old injunction of Holy Writ,
and never were words more appropri
ate. A di6obedient son or daughter al
ways creates unhappincss, and ultimate
ly bring dishonor to the domestic circle,
as such children arc surely and constant
ly feeding their own base passions at
the shrine of evil. Few young people
become truly sensible OF the injurious
effects produced on the mind by con-
slant association with vicious persons.
"No one can touch pitch without being
defled," is an old proverb, that holds
good at all times and everywhere.
In the moral, as in the physical world
no measure of carcfulness and culture
from one of the parents can atone for
prcmoditated and pcrnicious practices
or evil examples Of the other. A faith
er is without power to govern his fami-
ly, if the mother thoughtlessly or ma
Iciously opposes him, and there is no
method whereby the children Of tho
family can be induced to yield him their
willing obedience. 1t is utterly impos
sibc to prevent evil results flowing from
conflict of authority on the part of pa
rents. The children are insensibly i'm
bued with spirit of disobodiencc, and
are quick to manifest it on the least OK
ercisc Of parental authority.
A good mother can exercise no hoiier
calling than 10 guide the footsteps of her
children in the path of duty snd honor.
4 If she also affords her children proper
example by her own walk aud CONVEX
sation, she will in her declining years
have no cause to regret duties upper
formed, nor admonitions that were I'M
/ hecded.-N I. Ncrcd7tilc Journal,
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child of hell than himself. Vile miscrc-
ant at the judgement bar of God, at least,
he will meet fearful but just reward.
Around his foul name shame shall ever
cluster and the breath of intamy in his
nostrils. In his saloon we find none but
the most degraded-the thief and the
secret assassin.
Is it beneficial to health? Expert
ence has demonstrated beyond all cavil
or dispute, that its use in any quantity
is absolutely injurious to health. l
have before me now the combined testi-
mony of nearly two hundred of the most
prominent medical men of the age to the
fact that "the tendency of ardent spirits,
even when used moderately, is to induce
disease, premature old age and death, "
and that ''of all the evils of human life,
no cause of disease has SO wide a range,
or so large share as the use of ardent
spirits" Does it make us look like
menu Doubtless we have found the
secret now. 1t makes us look and feel
like men. Just imagine A boy Of fif-
teen stepsup to his companion of twelve,
proposes a dram, to display his dignity.
he accepts and takes a drink; to main
tain his dignity he takes two, or even
three, Now they possess the requisite
qualifications for the exhibition Of man
hood. The bar keeper shortly before
so agreeable, becomes now exceedingly
oficious and they are informed that their
presence is no longer desirable. Into
the light of day they come with that
consequential swagger indicative of
manhood. But alas, they have left their
equilibrium behind. The foccc of gray
ity attracts their ponderous and well in
Aatcd sensc-boxes to a level with THEN
pedal extremiticS and mother earth re-
ceives them to her bosom.
After purifying embrace they at
tempt resurrection and once more
their craniums in all their immensely arc
seen to rise above the filth Of earth into
the pure atmosphere Of heaven. But
alas, for frail humanity, the temporary
elevation only prccludes the greater
downfall, Tor with an air of gentility,
and with strillingly elegant explosives,
they take possession of some nasty gut
ter, where with pigs and dirt, we will
leave them to dcvelope their manhood
more extensively, each with his huge
proboscis thrust at least three inches in
to the cutters tilthicst filth. Perhaps
we might with profit glance at their lat
ter end when strung to cravat of hemp
and dangling in neither air before a
crowd of thousands they expiate their
early sin.
F. G. S#s*.*+.
Marietta Jan 18Th 1870.
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PARENTAL GOVERNMENT.

Marietta. Jan 10Th, 1870.
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Avery careful man, FurGuson by name
shook a powder kcs over stove III
Clarksburg, Va, a few days ago. His
store has now very la.se door.
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IL EKER KNc u S

Gen j. Z Lee. Lexington. va Gen. Robert Ransom
Wilmington " c. Gen. ID. IL. Hill, Chariot \. G.,
Gov John Leteher. Lexington, Va, Bishop Wilmer
New Orleans La, Joseph Rouls, Chattanooga. Tenn
Send for Circular containing Iames of 500 per
sons in the South who .hsve purchased the Silsh
Fianos shnce the warelosed
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"My lord. said the foreman of a Welsh
jury when giving in the verdict, ''we find
he man who stole tue mare not guilty"
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-10
kcep it on Iltnd! T.!

h'ep on Iiuh1
This dread disease requires prompt action :;
an soon the hoarse. hollow cough is heard.
apply the remedy, and it is easily suIdued :
Bu< Delay is Dangerous!
Bisr Tie properties OF the EXpECrO-
RANT arc dcmu'ccut, umtriiive, balsar,ic,
soothing and hcaling. /: braces the nervous
system ana IN odi;s;s pleasant aud refreshing
sleep.
II E.cd1ar"t.s anil P{,rcs Gioomiae,s
o'm hprc,gipp.
Containing AL these qnaii,icsiin = eonv m
ien' an concentrated FORM, il, has proven TO
BE tAe
Mcst Valuable Lang iIaa am
.vsr offered tosntlcrers from Pulmonary dis
eases.
s,sa.u,,s, a.. A,srA
Augusta, GA.
>,,A1 l.: = h.'..5:5...=.- ~; @ -:.-..;;:-A :; : -:
nov 8 6m
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rDgs GsstfRiI.

No mother should cves. he ;rithont n bottle of
the E%HEcrnaANT.in liz house W. l,1ve
numerous certificates o. iIs having relieved
almost Instantly tho Gtt!c s,lfcrci, when
death appeared almost inevitable.
MOTU ERS BE ADVISED!
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Pastor Trye.

-; a1f tl Ffssss. rfE
MAnioN CorNry. Texas, Aug. !, $3.50. pr.
o.'s. fEorifIfF--- nm, Mar; ~ SarfsAs So his.
to infQro you that haze bscn troubled =
great deal with INDIGESTION, bnt after ,,rir =.
one boit:sf of your Liy1r Sfediei6e GaS,
great rel.ef,,ssI cb asrfully recun,me End il aa:
a good Family Medicine, and feel eenfseat.
thar his good for anything for Maish iss
ilaimsSo be an tantidots,if
Very respeetfuSy,. DICK LOCKAs3