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A GREAT MEDICAL DISCOVERY.

Extracts Of Roots and Herbs which almost Invariably
Cure the following Complaints:
Dyspepsia Heart Burn, Liver Complaint and Loss of
Appetite cured by taking few bottles.
Lassitude Low Spirits and Sinking Sensation cured at
once,
Ernptions Pimples, Blotches and all impurities of the
blood, bursting through the skin or otherwise cured
readily by following the directions on the bottle.
Kidney, Bladder and Urinary Derangement invariably
cured One bottle will convince the most skeptcal
Worms expelled from the system without the least
difficulty Patients suffering from this prevalent disease
I'll see marked change the better in their condition
aftertaking one bottle Worm difficulties are more prev
aent thanis generally supposed the young and they
VIII find the Quaker Bitters sure remedy.
Nervous difficulties, Neuralgia, &C., speedily relieved
Rheumatlcs swelled Joints and all scroula Affections
removed or greatly relieved by this invaluable medicine
Bronchitis, Catamh Commissions and Mysteries cured
or much relieved.
Difficult Breathing Pain in the Lungs, Side and Chest
almost invariably cured by taking few bottles of the
Quaker Bitters
All difficult female arrangements (almost invariably
caused by violation of the organic aws) SO prevalent
to the American ladies' yield readily TO this invaluable
medicine-the Quaker Bitters.
All Impurities of the Blood and diseases incident to
the same always by the Quaker Bitters taken
according todirections.
The Aged find in the Quaker Bitters Just the article
they stand in need of in their declining years II
nd pha tltn
passage down the plane Inclined
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YOUNG MEN,

especially hohaye become the Victims of Solitary Vice
that dreadful and destructive habit which annually
sweeps 20 an untmey grave thousands of young men Of
the most exalted talents and brilliant intellect who
might otherwise have entranced listening enates with
the thunders Of eoquence, call with full confidence
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YOUNG MEN

who have injured themselves by certain practice in
duged in when alone, habit frequently learned from
eyll companions, rat school, the effects OF which are
h9hy eit, even when asleep, and if not cured render
marriage impossible and destroy both mind and body
should apply Immediately. What a pity that young
man me nope OF his country. the pride of his parents
ie i Dy the consequence of deyang from the path Of
contemplating marriage reflect that sound mini and
nubial happiness w FiONuSS SVh-
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DR.. HALLoCK has discovered the most certain speedy
and only eectual Remedy in the world for weakness IN
the BACK or Limbs Structures. Affection of the Kid
neys and BLADDER, involuntary Discharges mpotency
Geerai Debliy, Nervousness. Dyspepsia Languor Low
Spirits, CONFUSION of Ideas Papitation of the Heart
I1midity, Trembling, Dimness of Sight or Giddiness
Diseases of the Heal Throat Nose Skin Affections
OF the Liver Lungs, Stomach Bowes-thOse terrible
Disorders arising from Solitary Habits of Youth-secret
ana solitary practices more fatal 10 their victims than
the song OF the Syrens to the mariners of Ulysses blight
ing their most brilliant hopes or anticipations.
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Pittsfield man recently borrowed a neigh
bors Sunday hat TO wear at his sisters fanera! !,
and after that melancholy occasion pnwned the
beaver for sundry drinks, and the lender had TO
pay the shot before he could recover his cha
peau. No more mourners need apply for that
hat.
Capitalists have bought into the North Adj
ans marble quarry Just north of the Beaver
mill, and with capital stock Of 5000 900 this
large and valuable ledge Of marble is soon to be
worked. Ii is 10 be furnished with large mills
Tor saving the stone, and all the marble will be
got out in hugh masses by channeling the
process being run by machinery.
MAINE.
Ten years ago there We're only ten families of
French In Lewiston; now the French POPULATION
is more than 100.
The vote Of Portland ON Saturday on loaning
the city credit TO the Portland and Rochester
railroad to the amount Of $4,000, was 1911 in
favor TO 486 against.
Allen Cameron of Maine informs the New
York police that his ignorance Of the WAYS of
people in that wicked city has cost him forty
dollars. And this is the manner in which he
, was beguiled. He was on his way home from
Philadelphia, and went aboard one Of the Bos-
ton boats, where a genteey dressed man call
ing himself milk street merchant, !" made his
acquaintance, and invited him 10 take walk
ashore. While thus engaged the stranger sipd,
denly remembered that be had bin of goods 10
pay for aud would have 10 20 back to Inc boat
10r some greenbaeks. On the way he asked
cameron u he had any grcenbacks, TO which
the latter replied in the affirmative Tho
merchant requested Cameron 10 lei him have
$40, promising 10 pay him as soon as tbev
got on board. Cameron produced I'd
but said, My friend, you arc a styanger IN ~,
and before letting you have that money wa,ld
like g have some security for it," The "mer.
chaut apologize1, and handed package neat.
ly done up, which he represented as contain,no
two 80 gold pieces, received the greenbaeEs
and requesting Cameron TO wait a few mo-
ments, left ostenslbly to pay the bi. Alter The
merchant had been gone some time. Cameron
opened the package, and found il 10 contain tyo
Wy bogus pieces And he saw no more Of The
milk street merchant"
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
windows were broken, fences blown do,vn
ana other damage done, aud Ralph Coles bar,,
moved bodily about ten feet, by a hail storm In
STARK on Friday evening" June 2isi.
~ meeting Of the trustees of Dartmoutl
college, held Friday, Mr. Charles n. Enersoa
Was appointed associate professor of natural
philosophy and mathematics and Mr. John X
LORD associate professor Of Latin and rletorie
Prof. Arthur J. Hardy Of Iowa college. a son ~
Aipheus Hardy, Esq, Of Boston, was Amounted
professor Of civil engineering 10 Inc sceptilic Az
partmeni. Mr, Francis Browne, oi he Class 81
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EITOHBURG X WORCESTER II. n.
SuMMEK ARRANGEMENT - Commencing on
MONDAY, May l, lS7l.-Passenger Trains for Worces.
NtNN'-
Leave Ftch6urg, 8 a. M, 1850 and SOD
South Fitcfburg, S,O5 a. M, 1854 and 5i nm
Leominster, Sl2 a. m, LOO and 800 n M
Gates Crossing, SIT a. M, LOT and SOL n m
fratt's junction, g. 26 a. M, LIS and is o. m
STERLING Center, 1888 a. M, l. 20 end 6. 20 D. m
Passenger Trains for Fitchburg--
Leave worcester, $50 and ll.l5 a. NJ. and % ',
STERLING Junction, OF and II 81 a. M and K GOn m
Sterllpg Center, Il and 1905 p. M and 5lS M n,
1rat uncllon 12O a. m, and IL. ID and ID n m
GATES Crossing, 1.25 a. m, II % and 5.W n M ~
Leommster, 1850 a. M, 1890 and g. 80 D. M ~
South fitchburg, 1877 q. NJ, II. 80 and g. AZ n m
RAILROAD CONFERENCE.-The & so and in Ia A., 49,,
~ p m trains from Worcester connect M Fitr 'lu
win the Cheshire and Rutland and Burlington n D9rg
III points north and west; also connect al Fitehtnrts
WY Win ~ .nS Vermont and Massachusetts for Greenae6
Tne $40 g. m. and II 50 D. M tram from E,tcbh,, -
meet at worcester with Boston 10 Worcester I oVn
a. worcester Norwich Worcester Rallrhads ~
Geld W." '"' "est VIA springs
The $50 p m. train from Fchburg connects M w..
Sesler WIN Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train a.
New York via. New London H. 4 RI0nni t uh, loT
once Fitohburg 4 Worcester r. II "N"p' Supt-
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49, THE TROTTING STALLION
4AA- "CLIFFORD."

Improve your Stock by this celebrated Stallion He is
beautiful Mahogany Bay. IL years old l6 hands high
and weighs, when in fair condition. lI00 bounds lie
was bred IN Kentucky from the Durock and Diomede
stock, and is TllREE-F0URTHS THOROUGHBRFn
from a dungh'' - - - ee S'0A
Cnnord has been Premium Horse in almost every
EAhbilOn where he has been entered for competition
~ me month Of September, 1871, he entered In nine
hrst prize at the New England Fair Lowell Ills time
uleie was SlV. INC following week he took another
As Irostng stallion be will stand alone on his merits
As roadster his equals scarce. lie has a combina
ono size power style and speed that Is not surpassed
by any horse in the Eastern States
Terms: For the Seasun 2hO To Warrant
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BLACK sTALLi0N ORANGE nov

BLACK STALLION ORANGE ROY,
This young Horse possesses of the REQUISITES of
nrst-class STOCK HORSE Is five years old stands
hlleen and one-hafhands high weighs 1850 lbs is pos
sessed OF hne temper per ect rOtng action and great
endurance. lie Is colt of the greatest trolnp slres
,kysdykes llambetonian." the sire of Dexter George
wilkes. brunette and Bruno, Daniel Boone LADY
Augusta, Starile. Socrates Aberdeen HapEy MediI,m
and the grandsre of Goldsmith Maid. '
Terms: For the Season. S25. 10 Warrant Sas
"Cldord" and "0range Boy" Will make the Season
from April LIST to September lst at the Stable OF The
Proprietor, 81 Cambridge street, Worcester Mass
On Tuesday Of each they will be at the stable NJ
Horace Bacon, Southbridge, Mass.
apps deop3m MOSES DoIIEN
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FOR Saba SPLENDID

- 49, FOR SALE-A COTTAGE
::; rooms; about 5000 #. of land near Cam
IiN ID. +. PARMENTER
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Money Sent without Danger of Loss.

MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
on one order Will be issued on deposit this office and
payment of the following fees:
On orders not exceeding $40. 10 cents
Over $50 and not exceeding $40 ..... IL
Over $50 $40 %
Over $40 s51 95
this office at domestic rates.
IS United States III easury Notes or National Rank
Notes only received or paid.
VALUABLE LETTERS
should invariably be taken to the Post Office and Regis
Tered Inc registry fee to all parts of the United states
Is 10 cents Canada, cents Great Britain and the Ger
sundays ON Sundays, from 9,45 to 1880 IN.
Money Order business closes on Saturday at 2 pm.
Jais dti j. PIChETf, Postmaster.
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Seminal weakness or spermntorrh@a

Immediately cured and full vgor restored This dis
tres ing action-whch renders life miserable and mar
rage mposshle-is the penalty paid by the victims OF
improper lndulgences. Young persons are too ami TO
commit excuses from being aware of the dreadhii
consequences that may ensue. Now, who that under
stands the subject will pretend deny that the mower
OF procreation is lost sooner by those falling into i'm
proper habits than by the prudent? Besides being de-
prVed OF the pleasure of healthy offspring the most ser
Gus and destructive symptoms Of both body and mind
arise The system becomes deranged the physical and
mental functions weakened Loss of Provocative Power
Nervous irilability, Dyspepsia, Papitation of the
Heart indigestion, Constitutional Debility and Wasting
OF lhe fIame Cough Consumnti0m. Decay and neath.
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II ,,,oss,, H. A. BLOOD, Supt, Fitchbug
ia FL D. okosSMAN, Gen Agent Lowell.
VERMONT AND Observation-Disclosures.

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS TTs,
o. md IND Troy AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD.
@ eave worcester Foster St. Depot for Hoosac nm
nel North Adams, Saratoga and Troy n Y: al & 20
NJ, Ior ,N0rth Adams, HoOsac Tunnel Greenfield Sic
Se alls aG bratteboro, at $50 and Ills M For
Ieave U@oSs SO Siia Ii'io A. NJ and APO p.
M ~ Nv 'VV " III, anu l'V
Leave Greenfield for Worcestera at g. 30 and rs m and
m. and 200 pm. ~ az f'-- anu o4l
dhe lUU a m and LOO trains from IIoosac TunncI
e eSV = N IRAN from Greenfield and SAL a m and 90 M
t trs don bfatleboro, connect at Ftchburg with
me 40 m and LOO p m trains from Hoosac Tunpel
anu VI m anu 2GO m trains from BratteborO con-
meet WIN trains for orceser Providence Newpot Nc
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Married persons. or young men contemplating mar
bility, Deformties &C., speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care OF Dir HaIock
may relgtously cOnfde in his honor as gentleman and
confidently rely upon his skill a physician
Seminal weakness m S,,o.,o.,to,,......
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A MEXICAN Il FOREIGN PA

REAL ESTATE AGH
No.2Brinley Hall, Worcester, Mass.
jel dtf
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WORCESTER AND NASHUA RAN,
unr koADTon and after Monday Sept, T. ISL Passen
Leave Worcester at 80 and IL Is a m and On or,e
(GrotOn Passenger), D M 49, @'u AV' anu o'S
Leave Grot0n Junction for Worcester at BAN
Leave Nashua at ITO m, 1900 m, and 3 90 m
o.9U IRAN connects at Fchburg with trains for TIM
vermont and Massachusetts,, Cheshire and RuilanJ a
5rn R Railroads at Groton Junction with trains Of
Ene flIchpuIg down.. PeterborO and Shirley Sfn,n
brook, and Lowell and Lawrence Railroads: and y
nashua win trains of the Wilton Concord Manchestes
Anu Lawrence, Northern, Boston, Concord and MonTroi
roads. $3.50 NeN0ii'O"is NaiIa
INC lib m train connects at Fitchburg with C,e.
shlre Aiu hutiand and Burlington Freight and passen
set 10 uand) trans at Groton Junction with FitcSs
ours stony Brook, and Lowell and Lawrence rains nd
a. Nashua with Wilton, Concord, Manchester and LAVE
S1Tther ITO Franklin) and Boston, Concord and
Montreal Ito Plynouth) trains. ~ "~
The 20 m tram connects at Ftchbnrg at is,,,
WIN Cheshre, Vermont and Massachuset IS and Rntisnd
and Burlington Night Express trains; nj rotop m9
ran nd Petsr6oro and Shirley and Stony Brook
lawrence, Northern Vermont Central Night Fx presS
ogoehsburg, and Montreal and Champlan trains f-N"
mr.
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TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.

Dr. Halock addresses all those who have injured
themselves by improper indulgences and solitary ht
which ruin both body and mind, uniting them for
elmer BUSINESS study society OF marriage These are
some OF the sad and melancholy effects produced nv file
early habits Of youth, viz Weakness of the Back and
Limbs, Pains in the Head, Dimness of Sight Loss Of
Muscular Power, PalpatiOn of the Heart DvsDensia
Nervous Ir1tablity, arrangement of the digestive
ton &c ~ VI "'P-
MENTALLY. thefearful effects on the mind are much
10 De dreaded Loss of Memory Confusion of Ideas De
preston OF Spirits Evil Foreb0dngs Aversion to Soce-
", Self istrst, Love Of SOlitude rmidity &c are
ages can now Judge what Is the cause Of their declining
heath losing their vg0r, becoming weak pale nervous
ana eaclated having singular appearance about the
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Me0itimaI.

nR, FLINTS GREAT REMEDY.
L. THE
E4e CELEB RATED
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~ FOR SALE-A 2.tenement
E.;i Root House, within minutes walk of h
H.ik 5000 H. OF land. VIII be sold cheap If
soon. Apply to
d. +. PARMENTEB
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H6rnlnd Star and Catholic M essenqer
PUBLISHED WEEKLY III
snsnss Orleans oasaoss. Publication Company, q.
N. l24 Oarondesc. street. bet,ceen lpoydras and
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! Most Rev. chbishop N. ]. PERcHE,
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rrighted and bailed out, and reached Cat Island
In safety The other boats, except one, reached
Eleuthera Island, ono hundred aud fifty miles
rom the scene of the disaster. Tho missjag
boat has not been hoard from, but its passen-
gers are supposed to have been picked up BY
passing vessels, as an empty boat was seen
adrift near Eleuthera Island with . life-pro-
server in it: One of the boats, In attempting
to land At Eleuthera island, was capszed, and
nine were drowned, including Mrs. Brander and
her three children. At 1880 i. N. the Bieuville
expiodedi and Immediately sank. When tho
FIRE was first discovered, it was supposed to DO
In the fore hold, where . large quantity Of the
Pc wder cargo was stored, bnt 1t proved to DO
between decks, over tho boilers and among che
cargo. The passengers and crew lost eli their
baggage, and saved nothing except the clothes
which they had oi.. The stealner Anna ana
tho sohooner Dandy were dispatched by the
American Consul to search for the missing boat.
Out OF l27 persona on board The Bienvirle,
thfrty-fonr are unacccunted for; nineteen
were lost. The bodies of six persons were re-
covered, and buried ut james Point The
schooner William Magee took thirty four Of
the survivors on the oath to Baltimore, and
subscriptions were started at Nassau to aid the
sufferers.
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NUMBER 80.
actual battle their numbers were still fur
Their reinforced.

tnSso"' nastie tneir NUMBERS Wore sSllt fuf-
Their reinforced.
I ought to add, gentlemen, that their
Interrupted during the whole time Of the
siege. The Brothers proved themselves
equal to double duty, teaching school and
working on tho battlefield. Each Brother
took his turn of marching. Ono day no
taught his class, another he went under
nre. They even commended with each
other which should go. On tho day that
Brother Nethelme was killed at the battle
Of Bourget, 1t was not his turn to march.
The Brothers stood IRE rs u they bad done
nothing else all their lives their discip
line AID their zeal were admirable. They
went in sq1afs OF ten into action, each
surgeon. They spread themselves about,
went under fire, and picked up the wound.
Cd mon ss they dropped, and conveyed
them carefully to the ambnlanees. IT. elmo
allowed, there would DO many anecdotes 70
tell about each battle. Once French
general safd 10 tAem, "Bsothers, your
far" Aposher time, under the Die Of .
prussian battery, . commanding -ofacer got
OF his horse, and embraced one Of tho
Brothers, saying: "Brothsrs, yon ase ,ad-
Under the Gre Of musketfy and groat
guns alike they went and mingled he6stjly
"AOu LUG ootuickS, VINO iookeO upon tnesn -
comrades. On the day after the battle
they helped to bury the dead. They had
Themselves to mourn the loss Of two of
their number who were killed many re-
ceived wounds, and eighteen died Of I'LL
nesses caught in attendaneo on the sick
and wounded. 's-- .ai
Nor was the sceae OF their Christian
iabors Of charity confaed to Paris, From
the very commencement Of the war. in all
the provluces Of Frauca they -eosght tho
moot iaborious and dangerous enpl0y-
mcuta. Every where they gave up their
school.buildings as hospitals every where
they organised ambulances and served
them; everywhere they received the
thauks of maires and of command ding
A. at Paris, SO they appeared on the
1elds of battle at Dion, at Aleacon, at
P0aiily, at Pontarlier; In shorts wherever
battle was fought they went fnt0 the hot
test OF the ere to pick up che wounded and
succor them. Proof 10 unnecessary, the
facts are Of general notorfety.
Here, gentlemen, stop. might speak
of the heroism OF the Brothers under the
Commune and the second aiege of Paris, at
Bellveille, and at Longchanps, where they
performed the same acts Of charity. l
might tell how they were perseeuted,
driven away, made prisoners with their
scholars at 1ssy, immured at Mazass And
w lug k'oinI VI peinB muIoe.Soj "a1 Nv =
on their eecape, one OF their number,
Brother Justin, was actually murdered as
he went ont. -.... ..--. t<
Gentleuen, I have said sufficient 70 jus
tify the award which We have maze Of the
munifcsnt prize of the City Of Boston to
| the Christian Brothers. None can deserve
it better, and this Academy 10 happy TO be-
stow it upon them. The prize Wall remain
with the Christian Brothers Institute like
the Cross of Honor Whicli 10 attached &c
the eolors Of regiment. :.
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Everyone should purchase ticket for Fa-
ther Ryan's LoctuEe this evening, aS thereby
the LazAFist Fathers will be enabled 20 CON
tinue the work on the new Church in st.
Joaeph'e Parish.
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THE REASON wHY.

C.. d. ELDER, CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER, I24
CAMP STREET, WILL SUPPLY, AT. kHoRTEsr
NOTICE, ALL ORDERS FOR Books, srATEoNERS
AND DEVOTIONAL Goops OF EVERY KIND.
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THROWING UP THR- SFoNGE.--I.ast winter
he GARDEN Grove GoWs3. EGtcTPriss coaeiadea
o suspend. The cameo. a. tOticitoasly S S1-
pressed in lengthy editorial headed =" We
brow up tbe sponge" was the anciont and
potent one~nO money. ,Hard-heertsd subSoFs,
,eFs had killed che Minerva who nouEtsned
tbeus, The editor ended his farewell By dying
10 the consultations Of poetry. Here are the
ines:
THE REASON WHY.
Sigh, Oh sigh, 70 seaus breeEea.
nd vsS1 ye clouds, oh, weep vo @T.
ror 1ste - stern 10 now 'deereoGAJ
That the ERtsEpsiss lust ale to-day.
Toll 70 bella Shs sd, sd story,
FJinR 10 oct INTO tk0sWOrtd,
That CthOugh kn0Wn 70 fame md ESeE{t
Oar gallant shosts 10 more unfarled
MOI Il dino though l0nG heroic,
Sfill &c NEST 0aeoanb 81 aeoS
He Who grieVoS not - aeaeIa,
Oh let the tears OF al fall IaSt.
Would yeu knoU the cameo, dear rSadsrS,
Why the Paper StOpe 70 dRyf
It's because 90 many OF you
OWE THE PRINTER AED woS'T ray.
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Go to Father Ryan's Lecture, this evening"
at st. Joseph's Church.
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Attention is directed to our special notice
column
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Morning Star and Catholic Messengs I

The MORNING STAR has boon started
with the approval OF the ecclesiastios
authority Of tho Diocese, to supply an
admitted went in Now. Orleans. and L.
mainly devoted to the interests Of the
Catholic Church. 1t will not interfere In
politics except wherein they interfere
with Catholic rights, but will oxposa
iuiquity In high PLACES. without regard to
.persons or partiea Next to tho spiritaai
rights Of all men, it will especially cham.
pion tho temporal rights Of tho POOR.
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ENGLAND.

The magnificent Cathedral of Canterbury
took fire on the Sd inst, Mt II p. NJ. and by the
time the fire was ,,distinguished,-3o' o'clock on
the 4th-15O feet of the roof and a great nor.
ton of the inside had been burned.
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Ass'ssa'er as xss' Es,. AssAsasaas
We approve Of the Aforesaid under.
saksng, and commend IL 70 the Cs&hoaso,
Of our Diocese. SEE ' )
tJ.M. AncaslsHor OF NV os.xAs..
osessssv II. lss7. -