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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-28

A NEW Use FOR DIAMONDs.-There are now
in operation at the fair Of the American insti-
tUte two diamond drills manufactured in this
country under the LesschOt patents), which
seem likely TO reyolutiOniZe the business of rock
drilling. The invention grew out Of the diff
cuties encountered in the prosecution Of the
work on the Mont Gents tunnel. Tie ordinary
methods of drilling with iron or steel instru-
ments neceSsitated repairing force greater than
that needed to work the drills, and the applic.l-
ton of diamonds as the boring or drilling agent
was adopted accordingly. Their introduction in
this country has been eminently successful, an
they are now in use in nearly every state. Gen.
Newton, in charge of the excavations at Hell
Gate, has recently ordered a new No. tunnel
diamond drill for heading No. l, at Hallett's
Point.
The diamonds are embedded in a steel boring
bit, solid or annular, and are left slightly pro-
Iechng, so that they present cutting points
which no formation has yet been found hard
enough TO resist. The motion of this boring
head is rotary and continuous, and cuts a per-
iectly cylindrical hole OF the same size, top and
bottom. The drill-rod is made hollow in order
that volume of water may be conducted TO the
BIT at once moiStening the rock washing the
cuttings Always, and preventing the oyerheating
OF the diamonds. 1t is claimed, and from the
testimony adduced, we cannot doubt it, that
monds no sharpening.
speciality Of these drills, and an important
one, is that they produce core from the rock
OF the same size as the inner periphery of the
annular bit, which shows to any depth the DIFF
ierent qualifications through which the dril
passes. This product is particularly valuable
in testing the value of mines and quarries. We
learn that in PottSv Pa, perpendicular
hole was bored TO the depth of seven hundred
and tilty-one feet, and another in Northumber-
land county, horizontally, six hundred and
fory-fve feet. We believe that these are but
indications of what the drill AN do, as it is
claimed that there is no diminution of power at
any depth. The committee Of the French OK.
position, before whom this subject was brought,
expressed themselves strongly in favor of this
rotary over the percussion drill.
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SNAKE SWALLOWING SNAKE.-You have
enough Of "teescoping' railroad cars in Amer
lea. Have you ever heard of telescoping ser
pents2 A few days ago a rabbit was put into a
cagvi at the geological gardens in Regents park
occupied by two or three pythons aud boa-con-
stnctors Soon, from the excitement of the
spectators, the keeper noticed that something
unusual had happened. Running around to the
PACK OF the cage, be saw that an immense In
dlan python, eleven feet long, had swallowed,
nor only the rabbit, but boa-constrictor, who
nalied from South America, and measured about
tx leet. Brayely jumping into the cage, the
keeper whose name was Holland, seized the
monster by the throat. epen few the wide
mouth, and nut fell FIRST the dead rabbit. HoI-
land seized the protuding four inches of the
tail OF the Jonahized snake, aud BY punching
the big fellow in the ribs, aud shaking and
squeezing him while he kept his firm gnp on bis
throat, he compelled him to disgorge. The
smaller snake backed out aud glided away. He
was not hurt particle. He only seemed 10 won
der where be had been, as he lay with his month
wide open on the floor of his cage. 1t is prob
able that the two snakes seized the rabbit stimuli.
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The sale of marble and alabaster work, at Wash
burn hall, will continue this day at private sale.
This evening closing sale at auction.
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A SMOKING TounNAMuNr.-A Paris CORE

SMOKING ToURNAMENT.-A Paris CORE.
spondent OF the New York Mail writes:
A singular tournament took place last week
at Berre department Bouches du Rhone) be.
tween champion smokers Of both sexes. A iury
OF experienced winters had been chosen TO
specify the exact time necessary to smoke about
aquarter OF pound Of tobacco without SION
ping, and any one was at liberty to enter his
name on the list of honor On the appointed
day the little town was crowded with visitors
from all the surrounding cities aud villages TO
witness the exploits of the smokers, as in the
same places, centuries ago, noble DANES and va
liant knights aud troubadours assembled TO adj
mire the feats Of proves and bravery at the
fetes and tournament of some hospitable duke.
of course all the visitors were reigiOusy puff
fling away at pipes cigars and cigarettes, and
even many artistic celebrities, who had come
from Marseiles by express to be present, could
be seen twirling pretty little pink cigarettes,
stuffed with fragrant, fax colored Turkish to-
bacco, while Others did not disdain to roll the
cheaper, eoarser caporal with their nicotine be-
smeaFed fingers, Otenpor0, mores! Three
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Abbott win sell household furniture at the late
residence of Mrs. John c. Ripley, Ripley street,
this forenoon at 90 O'Clock.
At three O'Clock this afternoon he will sell one
half OF the double house No. and Hammond
street
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Having large lot ofthe
White, Old Crimson and Rose Fragrant
Variaties.
SHRUBS, LILIES AND DUTGH BIIIBS
PHEUMATISM SUFFERERS, NC, VIC
IA TINS OF QUACKERY AND IMPOSIIIONS,
who do not belleye IN The MonlL rlnl NlItnes of
Prof. Macs New Zealand Plaster,

IA TINS OF QUACKERY AIn iMP6Sii'rlONS.
who do not believe in the woRdC riu virtues of
Prof. Macs New Zealand Plaster,
please test the truth Of the following letter from gen
tleman known IN this city for many years. Visit um
wAsHBuRN's IRox FOUNDRY,
PROF. MAG, 10! Harrison Avenue, Boston;
MY pear Sir;-lt Is with the greatest pleasure add
my testimony to the innumefDble you hold from
the inestimablc value your New Zealand Plaster has nj
lorded me Tor my grieyious suffering from rheumatism
ad could procure and innumeTable Others recommend
ed, inwardly and ou:wardy. from which never got any
permanent eliel Hearing Of your curing Mr. Joseph
HIN Of ms city, called on him. He strongly recon-
ately proceeded to Boston. was then suffering nom
pain in almost every Joint my feet and knees swollen
and painful and feeble, You examined me mnutely
and applied your pasers to my neck shoulders, spine
IONS, elbows, wrists. knees and feet in l6 DAYS was
lree from all pain and weakness, and / may say a new
man. and can now attend TO my business without ncon-
Yenence and am daily gaining strength, and believe
an permanently cured, am only TOO happy 10 recon-
mend all other sufferers to avail themselves Of us may
term, your Magic Pasters
Your obcdient and thankful friend for life.
JAMES MCFARLAND
his extensive Pamphlet for full particulars ami much
more astounding cures than the above. bymai
OHcc at Boston conducted by competent assistant.
Prof Mac at Lincoln House uHtii saturday, 2Sth inst
Consultation free. d2t' o27
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
Jerome Of Hardwck in the County of Worcester and
to any and al other persons claiming any interest In
can; which, by virtue of warrant issued by the Munc
ipal Court of said Worcester have been seized al the
barn of said Jerome in said Hardw OK, on the twenty
first day of october, in the year thousand eight hun
drcd AMI seveny-One, the value Of which liquors with
the vessels containing hem does not, in the opinion OF
said Court, exceed twenty dollars.
You are hereby required appear before the Munc pal
Court to be holden at Worcester, in said County of
Worcester the twenty second day of November next
10 the complaint against said liquors and Inc
vessels containing them and for trial and show cause
II any you have, why aid liquors and the vessels con
aning them should not be forfeited for being kept Gr
sale by said Jerome In violation the laws of this
Commonwealth
Witness. Hartley Williams, Esq, at Worcester This
twenty third day Of october, In the year one thousand
eight hundred and seventy one.
- 80. 4. $. JOHNSON, CLERK.
WILLIAM T.. LEWIS
Q2S ast Constable Of The Commonwealth
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SpGttal Aotrees.

Dr, =. wesley Kelley will he in attendance the
FlESTTlll RSDAH and FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH.
to give advice to the sick Diseases of the Liver Lungs
Heart, Kidneys Spleen, nc. Also an Diseases Of lie
&c, al 57 alan ST. tWaldO Block) Ladies and Gentle
men are invited tocall.
N - Omce Adutce free i5s9 dSGt
Lea "a PERKINS, Sauce,
pronounced by cOnn0isseurs THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE"
IL improves appetite aud Digestion and it Is unrvaled
for It's flavor. We are directed by Mcssrs LEA " PER-
to prosecute all parties making or vending eoun-
tereitS. JOHN DGNCAN'S SONS. Agents
dul2 deopbm New York.
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OBJ Qap spp d0orstr SATURDAY. aomino October IS 1884,.

champion smoke inhaers presented themselves
at the appointed time to win the strange and ri
diculouS wager, and the still more ridiculous
prize, which consisted of a meerschaum pipe
and five pounds OF tobacco, as if a quarter of
pound swallowed in Il few hours was not enough
TO disgust smoker for a month. However, the
three rival pipes bllzed away, and, after great
courage and suffering, two Of the senseless cham
pions fell ON the ground perfectly liyld, and
we're hooted and laughed ut by the spectators
and jury; the third kept bravely on, and with
the last Whit his time had expired, and he
gained the cuvied prize, probably INDUCING in
fresh pipelul afterward.
Miss Jennie Legs, of Boston, will lecture in HOr-
ticutural hall on Sunday, Oct 29th at % and ~
p. NJ. Miss Legs is q highly gifted trance medium,
and Of the most able and eloquent lecturers in
the field of spiritual reform All who would like TO
hear grand and sublime inspirational discou rsc
flow through the organism of one susceptible to re-
ceiye it, should improve the opportunity, as her
engagement closes this month.
CRYSTAL WEDD1yG.-About one hundred and
fifty relatives and friends of Mr. and Mrs. n. p.
Blodget ofthis city, met at their residence at No
40 Lincoln street, Thursday evening, Oct. Goth, to
celebrate the twentieth anniversary of their mar
riage, They brought with them many elegant and
valuable presents, to the value of about two hun
dred dollars After partaking of bountitul COLA
ton they separated, profering their hearts wishes
for the continued prosperity of the worthy pair.
John A. Roche Of Chicago, partner in the large
machinery warehouse OF w. A. James & Co., is
now in the city purchasing machinery. Although
sufferers by the late fire, they still in good
dtion to resume immediate business.
PROF. MAC wishes 10 inform that person so in
disposed by rheumatism, from the Indictment state
of the weather, not able TO call ON him. he will
visit them on notice being given at their residence
if within reasonable distance. See advertise
ment.
Abbott viii sell household furniture at the late
residence of Mrs. John c. Ripley on Ripley street.
this forenoon at Ga o'clock
At three O'Clock this afternoon he will sell one
half OF the double house No. andS Hammond
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MNeKay's, J. $. RUSSELL and DA9iD YOU SGER, at
- FOR SADE-In West Boylston. a
Nsii small Farm OF acres q OF a mile from depot
kssil and or mile nom centre; good BUILDINGS and
plenty Of fruit. Price S3l90, fcalled for soon.
- FOR SALE-Fam of so acres, 7
Sti miles from Worcester. \ miles from depot, and
I Of mile to school, churches. stores. post ONCE,
- &c will keep cows and horse; large orchard;
good buildings wood enough for place Price $500
~ FOR SALE-Farm of 50 acres, 5
ks miles from Worcester. u miles rom churches
year round; large supply OF fruit; 10 acres wood
from u to 30 years GROWTH good bu dings and water
d. F. PARMENTER & co.
49, FOR SALE-In Auburn, Farm of
dill &c cuts 80 tons hay by mchn So V aNeeen
$500 buildngs 2gO fruit trees 56 acres wood Il Of it
heavy growth; will keep in summer 70 cows and a
b. F. PARMENTER & co.
~ FOR SALE-A Farm of 55 acres. ID
s;ii miles fom Worcester, a of nile TO stores post
.Elll office: &c; cuts 10 Ions good hay mostly by
lumber and orcharlng sufficient Tor the place good
buildings and good land, for only slGOO
~ FOR SALE-Or Exchange for City
va; property. 81 miles from Worcester, Farm of 100
El!I acres; will keep; Summer and winter, cews and
-, norss; go cords OF weed GOOD buildings, and
ID. f. PARMENTER & co.
o. FOR SALE-A splendid Farm of
ME- 300 acres SUPERIOR buidngs 200 fruit trees so
will keep 40 COWS and horses; n miles rom eX-
S Ss m@Tke r s stSs pass daily the greatest bar
' ' " WV D. F. PARlIENTER co.
G
XIII; house, on good street at the south end.
ILL Price $780, d. F. PARMENTER Il co.
- FOR SALE-A two-storv house and
Nil basement. Is tenements-5l rO0ms rents for Ss5
NIL per month; new house Price 5000. Terms easy.
D. F. PARMENTEK u co.
a. FOR SALE-A two-story, 3-tenement
E:i;l French root house; rents for S6l5 year
--''a>4- d. +. PIEMENTER " co.
CSC FOR SALE-10 desirable house lots,
TsS IN good location Price 6o 10 cents per square
-A-.tool. d. +. PAIMENTER ~ co.
go FOR SALE-A good house lot on
T. o28 az D. F. rARMENrER y CO.
becomes!
Having large lot of the
White, Old Crimson and Rose Fragrant
Varieties,
OF these snowy Spring Flowers, which II not sold must
Dc moved IN the Spring, offer them at Il low rate
Also. several other very fine varieties.
GR NOW is THE TIME for setting them ont. also
for all other kinds of FAN rransplanting such as
SHRUBS, LILIES AND DUTCH BULBS!
LONGIFLORUM LILY. like the June IiIv only more
dwarf in growth and later in Towering w.
Flowers pure White for ST. Il t0r gic 100 for S.
JAPAN LILIESi
Two Varleties-HUBRUB. with dark rcd spots: ROSE
UNI with rose colored spOt25c each and 81 50 per oz
Cut Flowers. Wreahs Crosses, and other Floral De
signs made to order by
w. w. COOK, Florist,
Main St. entrance on Ioudon st.
O2S d2tt
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0otites.
4 SSddG5NEEs' SALE AT PUBIC AUG
Nv 0 r G L S 7 Err @ n NTV
w HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY.

The Annual Meeting OF the Worcester Co TorticuItu-
raj Society VIII be held at the Library in HorcnInr
nan, IN tne city Of Worcester WEDNESDAY, lie,
the following artices " ~ "P0f
year. " ~ 'h9'ii's
2 10 transact appropriate business
j. To see if any change shall he made I'm the Nv I,ys
vv,.,- a.. =, GEORGE f. FRANCIS, Sec'y
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Worcester Gas light Company.

CORE
This CHEAP AID MOST DESIRABLE FUEL for Manufac
turing purposes and Family use is offered to the
public i'll quantities to suit, the following Reduced
Prices:
One Half do Is " .........,........2 80
In quantities less than half ChsdrOn, Is Cents per
bushel.
Payments may be made and orders loritsdcyery will
be issued OHiy at the Ohcc OF the Company No Bank
Block, Foster street, up stairs.
REPAIRS. &c.
Irregularities failure Ofsupply gas should be report
ed and applications for service pipes and meters may be
maze at the repair Room, No. Crompton's Block Me
chlnic street M StUyS. dtf ia4
Gee. =. HOppin ~ Co., Commsson Merchants
and Dealers in Flour Corn Rye Oats Malt Meal OF 81
kinds, Fine and Coarse Feed, Lnseed Oil Meal. Me-
chauir stre.t. Worcastar. MEsE dtf IAN
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TR USTEES.
WORCESTER COUNTY MECHANICS

me Trustees of the Worcester Co. horticultural %
eiey VIII convene, for the transaction of lmsipess IN,
the society. GEORGE f. FRATt'iSSi VSS m1,s oil
Worcester, Oct Is, 1871, dt,il 80 'ee y
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-28

worcester Five Cents Savings Rank.
OFFICE, no. 50 MAIN STREET, WORCESTER
This Bank open every business day from nine OclOcS
in the morning to five O'Clock in the afternoon
DEPOSITS from FIVE CENTS TO ONE THOUSAND Dol
LARS feceived ana put upon interest on the first Of ererB
month.
DIVIDENDS OF INTEREST made in January and
July, and if Withdrawn sre added to the principal
on the first OF the following month.
Smallest sum entitled to receive interest, Three Dol
lars. CLARENDON HARRIS
jv9 diff Treasurer.
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No More wet Feet.

No More Wet Feet.
CABLE SCREW WIRE
As \ FASTENING FOR BOOTS AND SHOES
is rapidly and steadily supcrseding both Thread and
Pegs. Besides furnishing the most durable pliable and
economical boot offered the public it affords an
article more nearly -
WATERPROOF
than ever before made Of the same materials
1z9 All Dealers sell Gable Screw Wired Goods
g0Patent Stamp on all. deop6w OF
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Representative Convention.

The Republicans Of District No. H. comprising Wards
l. 2 and g. in the city of Worcester with the town of
Paxton requested to send delegates to Convention
to be holden m the Assessors Room in the City Han,
SATURDAY, Oct. 2sth at ~ p. NJ, TO nominate three
candidates for representatives to the next General Court
The basis Of representation to be the at the
State Convention.
By order Of the District Committee.
GEO. GEER, Chairman.
Worcester. Oct p ls1l. an. o24
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taneously, and when once the smaller one came
within those terrible jaws, the teeth Of which
are set backward there was no retreat poSslolc.
The sharp, strong and mercilcss teeth could not
give up even brother snake, and though he
must have regretted it, the python did his beStio
save his friend even TO his sSin.-Letter from
InlLaInl
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-10-28

In this city, Oct p, Walter Hunt, aged l6 yrs mos
days
Prayers at the house, % Summer st, Sunday morning
at 10 O'Clock. Relatives and friends are invited
In this city, Oct u, 4 Reed Ryder aged q yrs mos
% days.
In this city. Oct 25, Albert Batehclder aged 2syrs
In rari1yille Conn, Oct 49, Almlra A. wife of Henry
4 Case aged 30 yrs. -
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Bachelors Hair Dye.-rhis superb Hair Dive
Is the best in me ic0rd-Pcrtecty harmless, reliable and
instantaneous; no dlsappointnent no ridiculous tints
or dsagrceable Odor The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
Hair Dye produces immediately a splendid Black or
Natural Brown: leaves the hair clean soft beautiful;
does not contain particle Of lead any injurious
pound Sold by all Druggists. Factory, IS Bond ST. n
Y dlyr iylO
IndexicaI Silver Soap!
Marion Harand in Com non Sense in the House
hold page 80, says: For cleaning silver, have for
year used the lNDEXICAL SILVER SOAP. Besides
being clean and easy Of application, it will not wear
away the metal, as will whiting chalk plate pow
der sold everywhere d3m aulS
Patents secured.
Reissues Extensions, and Foreign Patents procured:
lntcrerences cOndueted all kinds business with the
PATENT OFFICE,
Transfers of Rights. and Patent Cases attended to- BY
JAMES G. ARNOLD, Worcester, Mass.
OFFICE No. 1903 MAIN ST.
al2 dtf
l.. Merrifield, Tuner of the Piano Forte Orders
are received at WIN. MECoRNEYs S, r. o. Block
lyl5 dS&Wtf
Dr. r. Morrill,, No. Bulnnch st. Boston Mass
Consult him in all cases he is the oldest and most OK
pcreIced specialist in BCStun-thrtythree years pac-
lice. See his Pocket Medical Adviser Price Is cents
Send for it.. deOp&wtf az
John Is. Clark &, Son, Commission Merchants
And dealers tn Flour and Grain Land Plaster Lime Cal
clned Plaster, Or Bone Cement, Salt Guano Super
phosphate Of Lime, and Western Produce Nos IS ani
dtf JOHN & CLARK a Son
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Bath Tubs and Boilers, Water Closets, Wash BOWL
Wash Trays Sinks &c &c fitted up at short notice. and
in thorough manner. diff jys
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- FOR SADE-In West Boylston. a
H;i; small Farm OF acres, 2 OF a mile from depot.
ksssl and or al mile nom centre; good buildings and
plenty Of fruit. Price S3l01, if called for soon
d. +. PARMENTER IL co.
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John A. Roche of Chicago, partner in the large
machinery warehouse OF w. A. James & Co., is
now in the city purchasing machinery. Although
sufferers by the late fire, they still in good con-
dtion to resume immediate business.
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WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
w TlON, at the residence of the subscriber on Wa
ehusctt, between Dix and Home SIS,
TUESDAY, OCT. 81,
at o'clock P NJ, all the
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
consisting in part Of 2 Hair Cloth Sofas l Easy Chair
STUFFED Rockers, 3 Chamber Sets Black Walnut Cen
tire Tables Black Walnut Extension Table, Bedsteads
Bureaus. Tables Cane and Wood seat Chairs Feather
Beds, Mattresses and Pillows, good Sewing Machine
lhree-lly and Ingram Carpets, l good Cook stove
Fireaide Heating Stove lot of CrOckery and Tin Ware
dc. Terms cash. GEO. IL. BUTTON.
o8 dS&Tu HENRY GLAZlER, Auct r.
by LAWSON, GLAZlER ~ co,
AuctOneers 202 2O POS. Formerly &c. Is 10 Main st
WE SHALL SELL at Sales Room, SAT-
w URDAY, Oct. 2Sth, at l2z O'Clock p. M,
Horses, Carriages, Harnesses, &c.
good Saddle Pony, weighs about 900 lbs; New
Harnesses lot Buffalo and other Robes Horse Blankets
and Whips. Immediately after the above,I
ONE PARLOR SUITE!
Two Chamber Suites one Black Walnut Extersion Ia
BILE. one Marble Top Table, one large Black Walnut
Frame Mirror, two Lounges Bedsteads Bureaus Tables
Chairs. &C.; three good ComiOrters Stoves Feather
Beds Mattresses and Pillows; lot Cookery and Cutlery
Tin Ware, &c. II. GLAZlER Auctioneer
OPS dit
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Five Per Gent. per Annum
Allowed for Money on Call. +. A. GoODNOW
Auo aU First National Bank,
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ORSES KEPT ON HAY through the
Al winter, at liberal terms Apply to
CHAS. T. PRATT,
o. ieoplm Bellevue House, Charlton, Mass
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LAMSON, GLAzIER Il co. Auctioncers,
2O9 24 and 2O6 Main St, formerly Sc, S. and 10 Main st.
WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUG
TION, at the residence of the subscriber on Wa
ehusctt, between Dix and Home Sis.
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COUNTY MEG, HANJCs
W ASSOCIATION.

llekets for the APPRENTICES Dr.AwISG Cr,.s 40,
now ready tor delivery, and may be obtained of alS
gg n the day at his Office No. s6 Pearl ST. nd AZ 6e
presentation q Receipts for Tii nouay Evenings on
O26 DIT waf' ',s,N,,r,r -,
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-16

Ann Harris recently quilted family
with which she was living in Boston, be-
cause they didn't have "family worship"
Such was her righteous indignation, that
she carried off in her carpet-bag numoe
of silver spoons and articles OF Jewelry
that didn't belong to her. We are not IN
formed if she had any communication WILL
Butler.