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Great Discovery
Kunkel's Bitter Wine Of Iron.

For the cure Of weak stoma h, general debility
Indigestion disease OF the nervous s-strm, con III
patton, atidiy Of the stomach, and all cases fequ
d teng.
The wine incu'es the most agreeable and en-
cent salt Of r. W. p So IS; Citrate OF Magnetic
Oxtd co nUlned with the me energetic OF yegs-
table tOnics-YelOw Peruvian b 5rk
The effect In many c4ss VI debility, loss Of appe-
tie and genera prJstra ion, Of efficient Salt Il
Iron, combined with OR valuable Nerve, Is IN -
Happy, II augments tue Appetite raj 'es tn Fuse
axes nff mus uldr ia0untsH removes ihe pan Vi
debility and gives Il rid VIZ 70 the IunteuAnCe
10 yun wont sonnet ing TO reugthen your
Do you want good appetite
DO you want to DGIld up your constitution
Do you want to feel well
Do You wan 10 get rid Of nervousness
DO you want Energy
DO you WAht TO sleep well ?
Do you want nTl-k aud vigorGas feeling
II you do, try kuuktfr Vine Of lroI
Z his truly valuable TOME has been 80 thoroughly
tested by all classics Of the mnu ity hat 1t Is now
deemed Indispensable as ionic N. dictne. 10 cnsts
but little, pITlits he bloi d and gives tone / the
st. mach, rensya. rs tee system and nrnlGngs lie.
only ASK tria VI this va uan.e T nc.
Price 81 per hottie, r, h. UNkEL, Sole Pro-
prietOr, ~. 20 Norh Ninth street, below Vine,
Philadelphia.
Ask Tor huukes Ritter Wine Of Ir n and take N
other, ii your Dtugglst mas not send ii 10 u.y
| address, anu the men cine, with advice free, via
| come hy next '&pfes- tr in.
For SAFE IA iln,Iugtun by f. McInall, Jt., Second
| and Market, ami L. i ingnurst u %, -ixth aht
| Market mT2i4md&w
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TAnuBE OF LONDON FIRM.
LONDON Sept, 10.
Fox L Co., OF London, have failed. Their
liabilities are five hundred Thousand pounds. 1t
was in consequence Of the Baltimore failures.
Wilmington daily commercial. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1866-1877, 1872-09-20

Fosters Celebrated Tonic Bitters,
Fosters Blood Pnr fer,
Fosters Infallihle Odental Pile Salve,
Foster Rose Worm ozenges,
W,e'hs Elixir Bee, Wine aud = Il,
WVeth's Elixir Va erin te OF ANN mia,
Fl'is' Bit Wine OF Iron,
Llus' Ell Xir Caassya d rk and Iron,
DR. Pierre's tiulde Medical d scuyefy,
DR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgative Pliets.
FOS EkS DRUG STORE
Front and West Wilmington Del
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Soda Wa+eW Soda Water
PURE AND COLD. HIGHLY CHARGED
Gas generated from
Pure Bica b Soda
Water drawn ON PorcS lain-lined
Fountains.
Syrups made rom -uund ripe Fruit
nud test white suR~r.
Pure Cream, ddl from the aountry.
Ice pl-ntd a each glass OF odd Maer.
Arctic Apparatus Sparkling and bright
re-opened for the season. soda " ater
A FULL LIST OF DELICIOUS 81 Ups.
CarOOnic acid Water, or - ia v attr as 1t is popn-
AIRY called, wAeH properly ndde from pure mate
rails aud kept out oi contact Nth deire lous tails
Ike cope lead = b ass retre-hing and whole
some urink grateful alike 10 the thirsty aud 10 tue
invalid. such Soda Wate Is drawn IT, IN our Arctic
Apparatus, where we shall be giAd ~ see all VIII
ENJOY this agreeable beverage
No intoxicating liquor IS dispensed from our
Fountain.
SMITH PAINTER, Pharmaceutists,
seventh and Market streeta
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n AIDES! LADIES LADIES!
HAIRBRAIDS, SWITCHES, made from "a
real Hair, W rKed In the the best name, ~
very full and thics, LastA
One yard long weight AZ Oz................ tl / %
Thirty inches long weight SOz............. 100
Front Braids, very thick, without ROLES 500
Side CuTs, Natural ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1OO
81 e Curs, longer, Natural .............. 200
Side Cnrs very long, Natural. ........... 300
trizettes, Puffs and ROLES. ............... 20
Guarantee for real natural hair
All orders 1nished witln twelve hours.
COmbings and old Hair aud HaiIwork made up il
every style.
LOUIS BALZER, R-DRESSRR,
I21O UhEsTNuT SrREKT IlsfO
mYe-lV Philadelphia.
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LIVER COMPLAINT AND BILL IoUsNKss.
~ TUFTS Liver Pills tx IT a direct and power nj
influence on the liver, and Will with certainty re-
ieye that important organ from disease and restore
its norma functions.
DIR. TUFTS HAIR pY e imparts glossy color
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MTLvlLL., Fla, Sept. ~, 1865.

MTLvlLLs FLA, Sept 49, 1850.
Dr.. Rnl. H. Tut:
Dsar Slr--ln my young days was rather wild,
anu became the victim Of loaths me disease !
was treated 10y an eminent physician aud thought
was cured After moving TO this State, was hort-
O III 1ndlt z hat The disease was making It's ap
pearance aglin IN a secondary FORM Ulcers formed
Ia my mouin aud On didereJt parts OF nv body. /
alsu became afflicted with severe rheumatism.
mplJyed din rent phy icials and used various
pttent edlUne for months all to no purp 80. Du-
rinE vsi 10 Jack 'Onyile. Jaw your S'rsRpariila
and Qdrens Delight, aud cOncl1ded to try IT,
Lave taken a dozen tiles and believe the poison
Is entirely driven from my system / intend con-
tltuHg however, 10 II axe sure thing OF IT, At the
requ's OF your sgent, send this you You are
~ liberty to use IL as you ike. Yours respectfully.
JOHN Ii. GUiLFORD.
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WILMINGTON, DEL.
Friday Afternoon, Sept. 40.
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Royer's Aoof Llniment.

have tested Boyer's Hnof l.niment IN the feet
OF over one hundred horses. m differences in tn
cOhd zion Of the feet Is so grea' IN rs favor hat
would not be without T. for ten u mes It's cost II
should he properly applied u every hpTs : hn1f, IS
pecialy IN the Summ when IN hp SIS feet are
ALWAYS IN contact vi the h. ated earth which
dries them mp ald they ne ume arr and teveft III.
whi h produces cpn.ractDu, rms qlar er trtrSs
tontraC ion Of the back slurw, INN mig called
'Kue Sprung and often r. IN the piia1 IN thr
h1nis It prOduc-s sweeney IN the shoulder We r.
commend It as the best prepar tinn We EVER used
Il should be used on tvtry horses no 4 rs eOmInun
is a. oil Is used on har es5 or IN "A Oe0ts 10 ketp
them 10 good condition. L. X. q NRlIN,
Proprietor and sup riutendent uf The CVntini ntal
Stables, SAMSON street. Philadelphia.
K. BRINGnURST a CO., Apothecaries,
cor sixth and Market streets,
Having been appointed Agen's for this pular
| ipOf Liniment are frlly p ep4rrd 10 supglg 1t
| wholesale ami ret / a, the maulfa tureTs pr Is
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Eos,er's CeIebrated self-AdJusJIng
~cod Sao.
Double Truss the most comfortable and efficient.
Another large and well sci cted stO 4 1russes,
Rrac.s. supporters. Syiingel and surgical appli-
auces received at Foster. Truss and Br Sc Dephfi
Front and Wet streets. 2 he deHanh steAdhy lh-
cressinR Spe' ial Inducements now OF ~ tn rur-
chasers, Personal attention given 10 hitting. Pr
waite TO ms for lauics aud gents phrate.
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Mrs, Fosters Cough and Group
Syrup.
Hasson's Ccmpnu' Syrrp " Tar,
slne's syrup Of Tar a. d Nild Chersy,
Wllttr's Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Rltters syrup Tor Coughs and Colds
FOSTERS Drug Store,
Front and West.
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REpUBL1uAs NOMINATIONS.

For President ULYSSES S. GRANT.
Fer Vice Presideut-HEERY WILSON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-25

cal condition at mis- residence 5a4 East Eleventh
street, from the effects OF stab wound In the alb
domen. 1t is stated that shortly before twelve
O'Clock on Tuesday night an alteration ensued in
Eleventh street, between avenues A and b, between
Mcdonald and James Lamb, during which, IL Is
alleged the latter drew knife rom his pocket and
stabbed his adversary in the abdomen, as stated.
Lamb IL Is alleged assaulted an aged man living at
McDOnald's, when the latter demonstrated with him
for 30 doing This led to blows and the stabbng was
the result. Lamb was arrested and locked up.
The attending physician upon Mcdonald has little
or no hope Of his recovery. Later In the day the
Coroner took McD0nald's statement, which Ia SUBJ
stantialy the same as given above. There had been
bad feeling between the parties, who fought with
their fists about eight months ago.
The jury found verdict against Lamb, and
Coroner Schlrmer committed him to the Tombs to
await the result OF McDonald's injuries The latter
believes he is about to die and entertains no hopes
Of recovery Mcdonald is twentyOne years OF age
and native OF this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-25
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THE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Special Meeting OF thc Commissioner
and Trustees OF the Public Schools Yes.

Special Meeting OF the Commissioners
and Trustees Of tlic Public Schools Yes.
terday.
meeting OF the Commissioners and Trustees OF
Public Instruction held yesterday at the hall
on the corner Of Grand and Elm streets. The fol-
lowing members OF the Board were present, viz -
Mr.. Bernard smyth, President and chairman Of the
meeting, with Messrs. Gross jenkins, Brennan,
Van Worst, Lewis and Wood. After statement
made by the President, Mr.. smyth, that the time
prescribed for the consideration OF the minutes OF
the last meeting had expired, the Clerk proceeded TO
call the roll on ne approval OF the minutes. sul-
ncient number being present to form quorum,
the order OF business commenced In the usual
formal manner.
tive Committee, the following resolutions were
adopted, Wiz
Resolved That Mr. John Boyle be nominated trustee OF
Ge,oyed ma, ,l ne sum Of Be AWARDED for pI me
vdcd for by the act Of tho Legislature.
Resolved Tha, bills Tor repairs. sorework snd steam
Ffas sHdpt to he " pSsa Steam Heating co@pas
The report OF expenditures on grammar schools,
as made by the trustees OF the diierent wards,
showed an amount Of upwards OF $l3o,031 for heat
ing apparatus, repairs, &c, All comm9nlcstons
siytae ny riSteenih and twentieth wards rca
tive to the heating OF other school buildings, In
conformity with resolutions adopted June H. 1872,
were laid over under the rule.
The appointment OF twenty-one teachers for the
evening schools confirmed.
The following petitions and applications were
presented and laid over under the rule.-
An application for the appointment OF fourteen
evening school teachers in the Eighteenth ward.
An application from the Filth ward, asking to have
pianos repaired. Petition OF teachers OF special
subjects, asking an INCREASE OF salary. number OF
reports OF committees on finance, recommending
payments and appropriations, were also laid over
under the rule also report relative to the dlscon.
tinuance OF CoOTcd School No. 5. The acan0wledg.
ments OF the Board were rendered to William
@. Wilson for his donation Of $50 to be given in
medal form to proncient pupils report OF the
Committee on Teachers, relative to allowing GER
tain principals the maximum salary, was laid over
for consideration.
Mr.. John Doyle was appointed Principal OF GRAM
mar School No. 80 Mr.. T.. M. Gallagher was APP
pointed assistant teacher in the Nineteenth ward.
other miscellaneous and unfinished business rela.
tive to the repairing furnishing and building OF
schools was briefly transacted, at the concsiohoi
which tho Board adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-25
THE TRENTON BANK TROUBLE.


To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
My attention having been called to q report Of a
bank law suit in Trenton, which appeared in your
last Sundays issue, In which my name appears un-
favoraby, beg leave to correct the same so far as
am concerned, and 10 state that never received
any money for holding over checks, never held any
checks over, guilty Of no negligence construc.
tive or actual, and legally AMI properly made due
presentation and demand OF payment OF the check
paper that received for protest, and that my
action In the premises was correct and regular In
every particular.
WIN. FARNHAM. LOG Broadway.
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CE.OTFiING.

DROPESSOR LISTER, REAL AsTROLOGER "a LIE,
l. ington avenue, near Twenty-sxth street Time
birth wanted.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-25
ANOTHER SHOOTING ARRAY.

The Ante-Mortem mination OF Me-
Donald.
Yesterday afternoon Sergeant McGivcn, OF the
Seventeenth precinct, despatched an officer for
Coroner ScbIrmer to hold the ante-mortem exam
nation OF Marx Mcdonald. now living In very crit-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-25

GALE OF WINES AND BRANDIEs IN CALIP0RNIA
The Buena Vista vlncultura Society, distinguished
Wine and Brandy Manufacturing Company, for many
years doing business at Sonoma, California, will here.
after make annual public auction sale of tho products
OF Its vineyards at its place OF business.
Jhe sale this year will be on
TUESDAY, the 18th August
ADO VIII consist OF large quantity valuable White and
Red Wines and Brandy OF the vintage and distlao OF
BY order Of the Board of Trustees
,r,,, ,,,uO. 9: PRATT, President
BAN FRANCISCO. June IA, 1875
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-07-25

Chancellor Zabrishe Checks the
Raiders.

Both Sides Of tho Case-Reckless destruction Of
Machinery-Threats to Burn Down tho
Abattoir-Two of the Alleged Leaders
Arrested-Damages Laid at
Twenty Thousand Dollars.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1872-04-27

Ch,sago possessing 50 many advantages. We
cordially recommend IT to the travelling public,
satisfied that one visit will secure perma-
nent patronage, az the accommodations Of a
hotel with the advantages Of home can
always secure. Terms e 10 per day
RENEMREE the Guion line carries paSsen,
gers cheaper than any other its b"ats also
carry the nitcd States mail Il, representa-
known a. every mechanic ami workingman IN
midst, and his otfct has probably sold
more tickets % WorAIngmen than any other
IN chicago. As this IS the season when
friends from the oil country are expected,
parties DESTROYS Of securing passages would do
well 10 call at ID North anal street before
purchasing elsewhere
WnEkI>GNE> should remember that the
Commercial Loan Company savings bank Of
- North lark street. is the only institution Of
the kind IN that portion Of the city. Ii has
also a branch office at l26 Archer avenue,
corner Of 23l street So workmen being in that
section Of the city can lie accommodated. To
our North side readers, especially We call at
tcntion "a their card ant a. We believe in
patrnuiking home institutions, We trust no
one will pass its doors on Saturday evening,
without giving It a call They can rest AssuI ell
It Is the safes, place. il they ever expect to
SIT again under their own vine and liz tree
WuRk II CHt a." Tor all kinds u mechan-
les Is very brisk though the folly II men
rushing u this city from all points OF the
compass. under false representations, is daily
becoming NOR ami more apparent Arrivals
Of patches ii y 81 ~ unknown iricklayers.
carpenters and plasters, especially from Old !
England, is Of daily occurrence some have
lie home under the mlsconception that com
mittee with blue rosette Would meet them
At the depot, and escort them to a summers
job Think Of their wounded feelings when
on inquiry they are told there are hundreds
II idle workmen already IN the city, and
that the hest thing they can do, is To
81 further west, or pack ap heir traps and
20 home again.
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CITY MATTERS.
CHICAGO, ILL, APRIL p, 1872.

CHICAGO, ILL, APRIL p, 1872.
The PAINTERS have reorganized under fiat
tering prospects.
LAST Monday fifty miners from Cornwall
passed through Chicago on their way to Indi-
ana and Iowa
The B1rLERNAKERs in the Illinois Central
railroad shops have recently obtained an ad-
vance Of wages.
THE SroNEcUrTERs Of Chicago are mem
bers Of the union to man. There's a record
hard to beat
THE TYPoGRAPHICAL UNIoN elects its dele
gate to the annual convention, to lie held in
Richmond Messrs Madden, Brock and
Kerrott are the candidates A lively time is
anticipated
The STEAMER ADRIArIc, of the white
Star Line, arrived last Sunday morning on
her first trip to New York, and is reported as
having made 1874 miles on the 9Th inst the
quickest time any ocean steamer ever made
PREPARrIoNs are almost completed to have
a grand procession Of all the trades in this
city, early in May. It will be one Of the
largest demonstrations Of the kind ever seen
in the west.
The much Wanted invention Of Mr. banks
for pudding iron by machinery, to which
publicity has recently been given by the Lon
don Times, has proven a failure. 1t is dan
gerOus to count your chickens before they are
Matched In a future issue we expect To
present the .tacts Of the case from the pen Of
one Of the ablest Representatives Of the craft
in the western country.
THE USION PARK HOrEL, on West Madi-
son street, corner Of Bishop Court, IL one OF
the eosiest hotels in Chicago. The manage
ment il excellent, it, rates are reasonable, its
table IN number one, its situation ID nnexceIled.
Taken altogether, we know of no house in
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CHICAGO ADVERTISEMENTS
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PLEASANT
III @ Nj e S,
EVERYBODY.
NORTH EVANSTON
ON REASONABLE TERMS.

All the lots are large, being 80 feet
front, and from $50 to 200 feet deep.
Prices, from 81 to GIG per foot, making the
cost Of a lot large enough for good house
and good garden only $3.50 to $500.
Terms One-ffth down, and balance in
one, two, three, and four years, at per
cent. interest.
Trains leave the depot at North Evanston
for Chicago at 6:15 A. NJ, 10 A. NJ, TAO
A. NJ, and 1925 A. NJ, arriving at the depot
in the city, at the Kinxie Street Bridge, at
$50 A. NJ, 90 A. NJ, 1926 A. NJ, and 900
A. NJ, and so accommodating all who must
be at their work by Z O'Clock in the morn
ing, as well as other business men, who
prefer coming later. Trains leave depot in
the city, at kinzie Street Bridge, at $50
P. NJ, $50 P. NJ, and o'clock P. n.
Other trains stop at Evanston depot, dis
tant from one to one and half miles from
this North Evanston property.
At North Evanston is a good School,
Church and Store. A large amount of side
walk has been built; improvements Of a
good, substantial character are being made
and the village promises to be one Of our
most convenient and attractive suburbs.
Parties wishing to see the property can
leave the city on the O'Clock p. NJ train,
and returning, can be in the city again by
3:40P.N.
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JOHN CULVER,
No. 81 West Madison Street

GRAND LODGE DAUGHTFRT OF ST
" ST. CRISPIN-F g. D.. Nancy Whi,nor. a
sibey Block, Rochester. @. g., Frsnces z Jenss
8 on sham, Ma@.
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THIS INSTITUTION Is
Exclusively a Savings Bank
MOTHER BUSINESS Is TRANSACTED.


SUMS As SMALL As ONE DOLLAR !
viii be reserved from any person, and Bank Book will
be furnished without charge.
Married W0men
And Minor Children may Deposit money, that No
One else draw il.
Societies
May deposit Money from time To time and before max
ing the aFst Deposit Provide by Vote how and BY
Whom IT shall be drawn out and, provided copy Of
the Resolution be furnished TO the Savings Bank
money will be paid unless its provisions are strictly
complied with
Deposisefs,
Whether Foreigner Citizens, have the rights
10 Property and in Of Death any money 10 their
credit will be paid TO their Legal representative wheh
or they are in this country or elsewhere.
Printed forms OF Wills have been prepared by the Coun-
eel d the savings bank that any depostor may legally
designate who may take charge Of his money
and property and be guardian u his children in u
his death. Thus much Inconvenience and expense may
he avoided An officer Of the savings bank without any
charge for bis serVce prepares viii for any depositos
applying
At The rate q six per cent per Annum, 10 paid IN
sums Of Five Dollars or more
Working People
need not lose any time, the Savings Bank n kept
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DIRECTORs.
LOUIS WAHT, ISAAC G.. WILSON
%. 5. HOUGB, JOHN {. WOOLLEY
L b. BOOMER, CHARLES b. SHEDD,
JACOB X. SHEPHERD.
OFFICERs.
JACOB K SHEPHERD, President
LOUIS VAIL, Vice President
CHARLES b SHEDD, Cashier
Hon. |. q. WILSON, Counsel
OprIcE Hours Prom 10 A. n 70 4Fs', and saturday
evenings from too.
Deposits Of FIVE CENTS and upwards received, and
interest at the rate q six cent per Annum allowed
pay able semi annually.
Interest not drawn out is added TO the deposit thus
making compound interest.
Money deposited or before the afth day Of each
month draws interest for the full month
Married women and children under aye NAV deposit
money 50 that no one else reach it.
Moneys be deposited for children by societies.
or as trust funds, subject to sdecial conditions
Gold and Silver bought, Domestic and Foreign Ex-
change sold, and general banking facilities Afforded
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-12
United States Of America.
Eastern District of Tennessee.

IdsItTH DIsITlCJ OF tennessee.
WHEREAS. INFORMATION HAS BEEN FILED
W IN the District Court of the United States for
SAD District by George Andrews Attorney the Uni
TED states Tor said District on behalf of the United
states OF America against the following described prop
the depot of the East Tennessee. Virginia and eorra
Railroad Company at Knoxville in said District by J.
b GlatWofthy, Deputy Revenue Collector I'd District
OF tennessee as the property of Hunt & Co., and
against al persons lawfully in ervening for their inter
est tneren alleging that said property had been seized
as forfeited to the United States for
ana praying To- the usual process and mOnition.
NOW therefore, pursuant to the mOnIton under the
seal OF said Court to directed hereby give Dnbjic
notice to all persons claiming interest in said prop
ey 70 appear before said Conrt at the court house in
hnOXVlle IN said District the I'd Monday of July,
Z at III O'Clock of the forenoon Of that day. then and
nere 10 neTpose their claims and make their alega-
tons in that behalf
S, P. EVANS
:, U. S. Marshal for said District.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1872-05-12

COSTLY CHURCH MUsIC.-NIr Spurceon
and Bishop Littlejohn think alike about
the extravagant sums paid by Protestant
churches for music. The bishop stated re-
Gently that one church in his diocese paid
more money for music last year than all
the churches combined paid for missions.
And Sturgeon, in the course of a recent
sermon, "came down" on those fashiona-
BILE congregations who leave the praise of
God to four or five high-priced profession
al vOcalists,
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The DAILY CHRONICLE.
TERMS OF DAILY PAPER.

Fer month, bg carrier or by mail r
Per year. by mail, ....... ....,' 8 NJ
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be firm, gentle, kind, always ready to at
tend to her child. She should never laugh
at what he does that is cunning never al
low him to think of his looks, except to be
neat and clean in all his habits. She
should teach him to obey a look to re-
spect those older than himself; she should
never make command without seeing it
performed in the right manner. Never
speak ola child's faults or foibIes or repeat
his remarks before him. 1t is q sure way
to spoil a child. Never reprove child
when excited, nor let your tone of voice be
raised when correcting. Strive to inspire
love, not dread respect, not fear. Re
member you are training and educating a
soul for eternity.