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Orders for the transportation o. passenger. .,d
baggage to any train Or boa. when !r:. al tic cra
SIG MAIN STREET Will bc promptly a!e.,.ei,o
Also. for the transfer Of baggage from any po, =,
the city to lie other.
We will furnish hacks aud omnbuscs for p,c,uro
parties at lowest rate.
Baggage checked to terminus. ANY ia:or-no.o,
and maps OF routes furnished.
Having tickets yal lines, purchasers la7e choice
Of routes; and BY leaving their orders for lack ann
wagon will have their baggage checked. and avoid
all hurry and Inconvenience Of n crowded Gepot
IL '5-tfe!5 a. ". CARRIER
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EDUCATIONAL.
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINS
DAYNTER & McGOyERN'S SCHOOL


600 On0 FEET SEASONED IS
CANADA SYCAMORE. supe-
rior quality: 100 900 feet seasoned ~ CSnada Syca-
rire, Poplar, Walnut, Cherry, Maple, Ash, HEX
ory. Oak, Shingles, l.aths. All kinds of Building
Lumber together with large stock Of Glazed WI
d0ws Blinds and Doors. cheaper than anywhere else
Ia the city. TRUMAN 4. PARKER { CO.,
dealers Ia Lumber, Glazed Windows,
Doors and Blinds,
Cana! and Byrd streets from Fifth TO Sixth.
Ia liam
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RICHMOND AND bANvuLE RAILROAD Cod
RICHMOND, December -. l,;. I
DICHMOND AND DANVJLLE RAIL.
~ RoAD.-On andattcr SUNDAY, December =.
1872: ., - - 49,
Train No. 2ttnro;gn passenger leaves crlrnrd
daily (eNcept Sundaysl 1T $40 4. VI: leave, !,,p
vile at 1895 P. 81; arrives ut Greensboro al 10
L. NJ. t...srsr.
Train No. 8 Lynchhurg pas.crscrl Leaves ric,..
r. 81. " - ''''''''''' >
RICHMOND daily Il; $50 p. ". leaves Danvlilc tly
a 4. s. si:'' " 4i's, u '''eI'""'' a"''S . l''
GOING EAST.
Train No. Through mail and cznrcssl leave,
Greensboro daily atl 40 A. NJ: leaves Danvile tally
z: ,32 A. M; arrives at Richmond daily az l.:.i
boro daily except sliGGaysl at il10 "a. NJ. l,4',s
T. Nj.
Train No. o Lynchburg passcngcr) leaves Lvuch.
burg daily at A. NJ. leaves liurkevilla at l..5 r
NJ: arrives ut Richmond at 3:i5 l.. VI.
Trains Mes. and 10 c0Uncci 1T Greensboro with
trains on The North Carolina railroad for ri! points
south.
Train No. 10 connects at Greensboro With ua!n
for Raleigh arriving there al I's A. u: Pa.s'HF.r;
with train No. I for Richmond.
Train No. cvnnecS at BuriGTille viii train On
the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio rairo:,; !er MI
poiuts south west and south.
Lyuchhurs Accommodation Train leaves l:L"h.
mond at i:55 Il. NJ. daily Except SnEla;>l. -Ti,:ry
ut Lvncliburg In time Ia connect with h" hu"TEy
Passenger train on tho Atlantic, Mississippi aI
Ohio railroad for the southwest.
Passengers c0cImg east leave Lrnchhurg after tie
arrival Of the Atlantic. Mississippi ard u,.ir 10
sepger train from Bristol, and arrive 1T EicLG!yai
ut J:!S 4. NJ.
TiIRUUGu TICKETS to Ill Point: south aai
southwest can be procured nj '!:c tick: OFF," 20
Richmond and of X. +. WALKRR, Arcu. % H."
tiantic. Mississippi aud ohio railroad, No. l,2J
bar street, Richmond
ParerI that have arrangements "a advertise lie
schedule OF this comp1aS viii Pleas" pgii.t n a,Gyo.
JOHN z. NSCMURi!G,
....... General Freight aud TIckr. Apuu,
T. " Il. TALCorr, Engineer aud supcrialDHi-
pnr l. ~
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A Eold Overture.

tLynchburg Yirginian tCon.) February 2n]
TO conclude: Having little or no hope
that any practical good will result from this
bold overture on the part Of the Governor
to the other powers that be, although be has
stated his case strongly, there is some rca-
SON to apprehend that positive evil may re-
suit in the awakening of hopes TINT are
not likely to be realized. Meanwhile, our
public debt will grow larger by the accunuu-
iation Of unpaid interest, until it shall as
sumo magnitude that will be appalling,
and strengthen the party Of reputation.
The longer we postpone the adoption of
practical measures, looking to its final extin.
guishment, the more inclined the people will
be to plead the statute OF limitation and let
1t go by default of any action whatsoever.
Able and Thorough.
Norfolk Journal CONSERVATIVE, February lo,l
This, as a State paper, "is like all ema.
mating from the salas oeurse-~abls tho.
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A LII KINDS OF jon WOR3 NEATLY
n EXECUTED at THE DJsPATEH PRINT
JH6sHufIHB
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RICHMOND ASD PETERSBURG RAILROAD Cot
RICHMOND, VA December H. Ei:.
nN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, De.
~ CEMBEE 18th, the TEAINS OH tA!jIo'l viii
The Mall. TRAINS lcare Eic!n6af as \. y.
and go r ~, and leave Petersburg at ''2' \ NJ
"1 TH s;ei + ~ TRAINS with eng co. n
,ached. leave Richmond aisA s. anI5 r. 81. 4ad
lcase Petershnrg vt :;22 4 ~ and 20 I. y
Richmond and Petersburg IT i. VI. !eiuF-i'i;
leave Richmond and Petersburg II l.3o +. 81, s,a!
of O'Clock, as heretofore.
The 5 A. 81. TRAIN will no, leave RcAmo%d ~
A. It. fREtGIir TRAIN vii not leave Ic:ers3ars
rasscngcrs for Norfolk will t.kc The :2e =. N.
DAILY FRAN. and those from Norfolk WIZ 'N''
meet 4; Petersburg With the liz \. VI. IHAN.
Passengers from Clover llill will take u" ~
NJ. TRAIN OH Mondays. Wed, .c,,tiys. ana sriE';>
and returning lea:e Eichmoud Oh lie sau'e dag :"
i; The NAIL TRAINS will stop only =, Chester aal
Tie A. ". TRAIN vii! connect st Tt;"r-hr2
with the Atlantic, Mississippi aud Ohio raIls0f ''f
'f PULi.MAN's PALACE sLErPlSG-c.,p va
be attached to the THROUGH TRAIN ii Nei""ar
running through 10 Wilmington.
aels Ticket aud frcIstt Agent.
6HESAPEAKE AND mo RAIL
~ RbAD.-on and after September 3oth ~
sENGER TRAINS VIII leave Richmond u '"''
lows: ...-..
$50 4. M.--MAEL TRAM trrcc}t S'f,Hs ~.
The White ?nlphur SPRING; EHnnc: tins ~ S :, 5
vile win the grange AcS.n.s'' " ,lItTS
and south, ,cron,,n,r,ov rr,iy tc,e.p,
sunday, Tor uoraons''I;c stt the niebt
This u.tln eonnecls ~ s'oIn":,9' .nv ,i, Ri.
tr'.liis on w ~ .SII<iTtIT
roauior L. ~ tm. ~ .,d L, iii ry,lns
ltiphsh tIhSe>- a. ~" '"''' wv"
scrtlmestanu Houtn"rs'' ,,.,.,,,, ,,r,rns,,,wl,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, tinm!nrI fvF', -, rn,s
berGrh. CopcnfafeI. aul w 10 -; s1l
on UNI, ro1s, can nS no'isnt Va III. thrt.E ,ry
Agent Ut i:iciinond, or can oe "Foefeu III
stSlion agent IN me ROAD. m o,,,i,.I Il tho Coz.
- u sA' NJ; 80, '' '''''''- ''' "
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THE OYSTER BILL.

House bill for the preservation of oysters,
and to obtain revenue for the privilege Of
taking them within the waters Of the Com
monWeaItl,, was taken up and discussed, the
question being on the amendments proposed
tv the Committee OH Finance. The amend
ments were read and agreed to. The DlIl
was then read third tine.
Adjourned ut BIB.
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PETERSBURG RAILROAD BILL.
I. 3Tr. WAEp moved to take up the bill amend.
Ing the charter Of the Petersburg Railroad
Company, reported from the Committee on
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RATES SAME AS 1T DGpOTs

SECOND-CLAsS,
AND EMIGHAyT
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4 81 MS tNllrDCc hGs SiNtl, NilatT
instructions Of tie court below, which are not
necessary for this report 10 be given here.
the jury found IL verdict i'll favor of Brink
lev for the whole amount Of the policy. with
interest and costs; upon which verdict the
court entered Judgment; and from this
Judgment thr Insurance Company appealed
70 the Supreme Court OF Appeals. The
cause was assigned to and decided by the
Special Court OF Aprcas-Judge WinsteId,
pres ;denr. delivering the unanimOils opinion
of that court. The learned Judge, sitter re.
citing the Instructions Of the court below,
saws The prnpTiEtv Of the Instructions
"1iven at the instance Of the plaintiff, and of
The admission Of the evidence mentioned
at, the defendants second bill OF exccp-
"ticns, depend upon the queation, whether
"bv the general term stock of goods. con.
g sistins of such as are usually kept in
ga family grocery used in the policy,
" oyerrotie and abrogated the excepting OF
.sburning fluids In the condition of the spe-
/" cification Endorsed on 1t that it was not to
abe kept without written permission, to
abe Endorsed on the policy, and that these
"general terms, Notwithstanding the eXcep-
"t,on specified in the Endorsement, was q
" permission in writing to keep burning
fluids lit being proved that 1t was usual to
"keep them rs part of the stock of family
"grocery).' "The authorities Oh this sub
eject are conflicting. In New York the de-
"cisions have been uniform that where the
"insurance is in general terms on stock OF
"goods such as are generally kept in coun.
"try store or groceries and the like, and
"a clause in the policy provides that it shall
"bc void if any articles mentioned in Ger.
"tain c!ass of hazards annexed to the policy
care kept. except Us therein specially pro-
"yided for, and TO lie thereafter agreed
"to In writing. Nevertheless, By the use Of
.stcims by which they would be included
':they are specially provided tor in writing,
g and the printed clause in the policy pro
"hibiting them Is repugnant and void"
/. Pender .. Kings County Fire Ins
Co., go N. Y. 64s. > Harper .. Al
#
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Cheap Transportation, or q Home
Market?

The St Louis convention appears to have
been O failure in everything except the social
features Of the affair. Only one member of
Congress took part in the discussion, and this
one from st. Louis. The resolutions, nearly
column long, demand all sorts of improvements
In the Mississippi river, and all its tributaries
and at its mouth; the opening of "every practi-
cable water route to the Gulf, the Atlantic
ocean, and to the great lakes, which can be
opened and made safe and convenient at rea-
sonable cost, when compared with the benefits
to result from it the prevention of such brid ges
as interfere with navigation; the removal of re-
strictions upon the purchase or registry of for
eign built ships; and the change Of duties which
are supposed TO make iron more costly
One man IN st. Louis has had the hardihood TO
take issue with the convention. Instead of
joining In the efforts to find a cheap way 10
markets 1000 miles of, he writes to the Demo-
eTat that he thinks they had better try to find a
market at home. He says: "The idea that en-
couragement should be offered to induce the
production Of grain for shipment ,2OO to 500
miles to the sesboard, and thence 900 miles to a
foreign market, presents phase of folly that Is
difficult to comprehend. The great want in
this country is diversified industry. We want
consumers placed alongside of the producer
thereby creating a home market. All the
manufacturing industries should be encouraged
One hundred million dollars expended in the
Mississippi valley in manufacturing would be
worth more to the country than double the sum
invested in railways and the other schemes of
removing snags and sand Instructions at the
Balize."
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The fact seems to be pretty well established
that a number of deaths from cholera have re-
Gently occurred in New Orleans, and that the
disease is prevailing 10 some extent at several
other points in the southwest. A man died of
the disease recently on a steamboat coming up
the Mississippi from New Orleans to Cincinnati,
and there is quite panic in the latter city in
consequence. One of the medical officers ap-
Peals for the taking of precaution. to prevent
the disease gaining foothold there. The Louis
vile COurier-JourH0I also calls upon the health
authorities Of that city for protection by proper
precautionary measures. 1t would be the
part Of wisdom for the health au-
thorities Of every town and city to take early
action to ward off the approach OF this terrible
malady, by employing such sanitary measures
as they may deem advisable, and by issuing
public addresses to the people in regard to the
cause, character and treatment of the disease;
and, above all how TO avoid it.
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~Three more bodies have been recovered
from the Atlantic wreck.
~The Dutch ministers have rendered their
designations 70 the King.
ga special panel Of two hundred an fifty
Jurors were drawn In New York yesterday for
the trial Of VIM. NJ. Tweed.
nVlt Il said that Theirs rises at every morn
ing, or earlier, and never retires TO bed till
midnight
sILongfellow and Bryant have been made
honorary members Of the academy Of st. Peters
burg.
~Among the European cures, or royal roads
10 health, are the mud bath. the whey cure
COSTS milk, the grape cure, and mares milk.
DThe gubernatorial convention in Atlanta
vs~- rday, adopted q memorial to Congress
2 aid TO the three great water lines from
81 to the Atlantic coast.
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THE WEATHER
wAR DxrARTnENr, Office CAs1 SiewGJ ORsss

WashANoHON, way - IosO, iO.oO = ID. }
The barometer remains high in Canada, New Eng
land and the middle states with sOutheasterly winds
rising ten perature, cloudy and rainy weather
Variable nOrthwesterly and southwesterly winds
rising barometer, cooler, cloudy and Clearing
weather with occasional rain in the south Atlantic
and gulf states and Tennessee Prevailing southery
winds. falling barometer, cloudy and clearing
weather, high temperature and occasional rain in
the northwest and lake region and southwark to the
Ohio and Missouri river.
PROBABILITIEs.-For the middle states diminish
ing pressure, rising temperature, aserly and
southwesterly winda, cloudy weather and rain,
Clearing this evening in the southern portion. For
New England and Canada, falling barometer, south
cas- erly winds cloudy and rising weather. For the
gulf and south Atlantic states and Tennessee rising
barometer, cool, cloudy and clearing weather. For
the northwest and the lakes and thence the Ohio
and Missouri valleys southeasterly and Northwestern
ly winds, falling barometer, cloudy and clearing
weather, and occasional rain. Reports are missing
west Of Ahe M ississippi.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-22

The republicans of Ohio at their state con-
vention yesterday nominated the following
ticket, which is a good one and pretty certain
tc be elected next october: For Governor, T..
e. Noyes, of Hamilton; Lieutenant Governor,
Alphonso Hart, of Portage; Supreme Court
Judges, long term, William White, of Clark,
short term, Walter f. Stone, of Erie; Attorney
General John Little, of Greene; Comptroller OF
the Treasury, William y. Wilson, of Portage;
member of the board of public works, Philip
Herzog, OfAuglaize.
Resolutions were adopted affirming the conf
dence of the party in President Grant, favoring
economy in the state and national adminstra-
tons; opposing further land grants to railroads,
and fayoring cheap transportation.
Hon James Monroe, representative in Con-
gress from the fourteenth district, was chosen
permanent chairman of the convention.
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BAiYIMoll, May R.-yirginia skies, CONSOLE
dated, $50; West virginia's, 10, bid to-day
BALTIMoRK, May 22.-Ootton quiet and stead -
low niddlings, TAGlS Flour dull Wheat steady
and IN good demand. OOrn-white southern firm
", yellow southern and mixed western quiet and
steady sos Oats-suuthern dull, 5I@5s; wester
nTm MIXED. 5000; white 5ld52. Rye dull, 90c. q
nay unchanged Provisions quiet and steady prices
unchanged. Western butter nrn and in good de-
msnd. good to choice, 2@2s Whisky nominal and
scarce, %. Sugar-fair demand, los.
NEW YORK, May E.-Flour dull and unchanged
Wheat quiet and heavy. Corn dull and unch 'nged
NEW YORK, May 22.-Money firm, COZ Gold
firm, ES. Governments dull and steady.
LONDON, May ~, a. m-Consois 9h Tor money
and count Bonds Of 1865, old 9ss 1857 a. 10 ~
S.1i: new fives, s9i. Erie, 45L
LONDON, May y, 2 D. m--Erie, 40.
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The New York Post in an article on the state
charities makes the startling assertion that at
the present time one out of every twenty-three
persons In that state Is supported either wholly
or In part by the public money.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-22

Referring to the consolidation of the Central
American states into one diplomatic mission by
the last Congress, the Chicago Tiges suggests
that one representative, accredited to all Of
the South American states, and located per-
haps at Rio Janeiro, would be quite sufficient
to perform all the necessary duties now per-
formed by nine ministers resident, whose sala-
ries alone aggregate $4,000 per annum.
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A verdict Of sl,ooo damages was given in a
New York court day before yesterday against
an omnibus line on account of injuries sustained
BY passenger through the driver of a stage
starting while the former was attempting to
alight Such verdicts will have a tendency to
diminish accidents from similar Causes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-22

The Wall street markets were stagnant yes
terday. The money market was easy ut TO
per cent. for call loans, and to 8 per cent for
approved mercantile paper. Government
bonds were firm in foreign markets but ioweI
in New York In sympathy with gold. The
stock market was dull.
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EoR sALR-Lor( cheap O 18th street, between
y fennsylvanta avenue and . Street. xxl0 feet.
one alss on NJ strest, between eand Ri.
on strset, between 18Th and lst6 nprfhvest; bah,
gas and wafer; on the ridge, nicely l6osted.
FOB SALk-uOUsk On corner Of 1eth and SITS.
nosin.e 1s Hs IL fsst on tsn, b loo 10 I, iset
material 10 nov on the ground.
FOB sALE-Three-story and basencps pressed.
brick HOUSE, ten Rooms, all modern improve
menfs, on n street. between eth and san northwest
BelIsvile, short distance from Muirkirk n alton
on q U. X X. House and or acres may De
rented separately, including orchard.
mla-?w' Opposite the Treasury.
LOB SALE Or RHNT-yery desirable t~o-.sory
il FRAME HOUSE, on large lot Of ground in
Cniontown, containing eight rooms, with q store
MARTIN, Uniontown, D. @. ms-Is'
Il story, room 3oy60 feet, northeast corner Louisi
avenue and 9TH street; also, OFFICES on see
ond floor. Apply on premises, or 1t ass Q street
northwest, before II .. m. mS-lm
FOB RENI.May IL, With board, two oonnsctinss
and Rooms for two, SIS. Modern convenience. in
EOR RENT-Three-story BRICK HOUSE, No.
y gag ID street northwest, one minutes walk
from the Pennsylysnia avenue and = street cars.
$40 street northwest. s3-u
EOk RENI-Fine three-story pressed BRICK
Il DWELLING, with all modern improv en- ents,
with store room and two cellars. Inquire lOL-
EOR RENT-FURNIsHED ROOMS: . back
ant rooms, back and front, on second story, in an
eleibly located Dwelling on street, near 9Th: viii
Address IA. j. ." Nation al Republican once.
mlSn IRep.l
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Gov. Kellogg having invoked the assistance
Oh me general government TO enable him to
execute the laws in that state, the President
has, by his proclamation of to-day, printed
elsewhere in The starr commanded the in
surgents who are opposing the recognized state
government to disperse within twenty days.
This Is preliminary to active Intervention by
the Land and naval forces Of the United States
IN case the insurgents refuse to obey. The
President fully sets forth in the preamble the
reasons which have impelled him to take such
decisive action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-05-22

The easiest way in the world to accumulate q
fortune IL to advertise judiciously.
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Professor Agassiz delivered an address before
he women's Club of Boston the other day On
Our Public Schools, in which he pointed out
what he considers some of the radical evils OF
our present system. He takes the view that
there are too few teachers for the number OF
pupils; too much is taught in the way of mem
DRY only, or by rote, whereas the true secret OF
teaching is to use the eyes, or to teach by OBJ
tects rather than by books. His remarks elected
an animated discussion, which was participated
in by Mrs. Livermore. Mrs. Cheney, Miss Pea
body, Mrs. woolson, Miss Hotchkiss, and other
members of the Climb
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TMOUNT VERNON HOME, No. IA full
e Ss meet
at ocioef HRen viii Be- I made 1i e;
'he funeral Of sister ELzABETH kLLIs BY order
TSONS OF TEMPERANCE.-Charter mem
Wy bers If Division No. 10 are requested to meet
GS s and
JOHN eSHsfi r. BakphE9 Of Committee
"sCHOOL PICNIC POSTPONED Notice
s!;f iss. 'A. s!SfIs 81
rt ss
1873. III PA. MATrERN.
sPesa R%sstins e ths Ems
DAY the 18th inst, at "a o'clock p. m, Punctusl
will be brought before the meeting.
m!is sfos' oil IS sr f!p +. GILL, Secretary
TGEORGE ". KAUFMAN, Jasfice Of tae
Wy Peace, attends to all kinds of Claims and LIE.
gal business, southwest corner Of nth and streets
northwest. may2l-ly
"BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
WARRINGTON. May q, 1873.
for information in regard to improv e@ents either
RseJeeted or in Brospess shauld be addressed vice
Personal application for such information should
only be made to the Assistant Secretary, Room Is,
Morrison's Building.
By order of The Board.
MS CHAs; 8: JOHNSON.
MI W Assistant secretary.
rSsTRAWBERRY FESTIVAL
woMEN's CHRIsr Ihs ASSOCIATION.
This Festival will commence on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 2lst inst, continuing Thursday and
An excellent lunch, including ali the daintie. of
the season will be provided each day Of the Festi
Vocal and instrumental music every evening
The patronage of all who would contribute to
worthy worthy and purely benevolent object is soli-
FYOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOOIA.
fRrx READING R a5SS Weekly s.e..
se i4R ~ S5 Tss%.
Rooms for .Od ss ASp
25BsG s. ID s.nS
oeoai shhR SOCIETY sspSS ss1sni1 q
bn seIoe a.. ~ O'Clock; at rA''''r o0ni %T
TPSCHENCKs MANDRAA1 PILLS.-These
nsfedsns and although they snsSey s1psrssds
the use Of do not leave any Of its in urious
ysa
ing from a disordered state Of that organ, Liver
he i5ss ssSspsS Mandrake Pill. ' 70? al. is
81 Ho. ed 70 s. - Young wife, no.ns,
Of fsnily Who requires ~ her .D6y.ical strength
% ueoS
her, to see her prostrated, LOSING every DAY her
strength, feeling badly without being able 70 AZ
why but Jet suffering enough 70 be utterly miserH-
able This state OF weakness and debility a more
fatal 70 her than severe spell Of Sickness for in that
sne VII receive the proper care, In the other
worth while 20 ZEE physician about IT, until nature
Ensn LIT LITTLE ,p reScuson IL time would have
i %fSS s. s. "a
infalliols remedy assinst malaria, dysPepsia, ooe
ters, which sold By al druggists, are, in oonse-
Quence OF their virtue and most agreeabe Taste, the
medicine Sos sxcsllases for ladies'. j11-tF
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The Catholic church in America is gradually
adopting many new features in its method of
Work and worship. The latest innovation on
ancient practices was made at st. Stephens
church, In New York city, where congrega-
nonai singing was inaugurated last SUNDAY.
rms church Is attended by large and wealthy
congregation, and as its reputation for choir
music has been among the first for many years.
the innovation Is the more significant. The pews
were supplied with the versicles and responses.
with the Gresorian chants, and several rehear-
sais had been had during the week under the
direction Of the pastor, Rev. DIR. McGlynn.