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;Whirh nuil medicine caY Be carried hsGh Up and
p5 as;3zssa 20 all parts Of the affected nasal pas
s2as. aatl tic chambers cavities cCmmuuicai NO
taec-syj jtl. il, wiich sores aad ulcers frcoGeit
aud l;odi Yiic the catarrhal disc src general IRE.
caais Thc want fs1cccSs in Treating CifG r.. l!re-
tofoTa h:s arisen arssy from the impossih!lity OF
sp9lYin- remedies 10 these cavities and cham bers
the way OF eectius cares IS cntrcy Overcome by TIE
inycpiion OF the Doitce. II using this instrument
tie F,ad is carried BY its own weJ:l sHune. ;src-
Ing y p:imrin9 being ragIfedD NJ one nostril in iHl
sa al Passages passes INTO and ihoToqghy ceanses
al tAetabas and chambers convicted therewith and
foys o of tine op2os.sR5srii- llsusSs Pleasant and
so simple thst chLl can IN i''''"stf7'd 1t. fusf
ia,uHae:It. When used VITA tbs instrument Dr.
Sa-a'- Catarrh Remedy ciires recent attacks of
s.GHiN IN f'.e EzC:,Es ;, by a few applications.
1Sy,AptOMs o; Gatarrf,. Frequent head
fase satery. thick nlucrs, rlirulent, offensive, &c.
IN Others drync5S; dTH. watery, weak infsnAed
eyes.E:opphg up or obstruction or nasal passages,
riiigu, III earr, deafness, hawking and coughing to
cleAr tlroft, alterations, scabs from ulcers voice
altered. nasal twaag offensive breath, impaired or
total c3rvation of sense of smell and taste dizzt
ness, mental depression. loss of appetite, indiges-
tioa, enlarged toass, tickling cough, &c. Only p,
: Dr. Sase's Cafarrr. z els, efty. when used
with DIR. Dr.Pierce>sNasaiE Eseue Eaes and accom-
pan cei with the constitutional treatment which il
recoalmea ded in the pamphlet that wraps each bot
te OF the Remedy, is perfect specific for this loath
soma disese anl the proprietor offers in good iaih,
S5oo reward IA ease he can not cure The
Remedy i mid nj pleasant TO use. containing no
Remedy is sold at 50 cents, Dorcte at 90 cents by
ali Druggists, or r3eiiher will be mailed BY pro
prietor on receipt Of 60 cents a.
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OH Wheeling Creek, Union Township Belmont
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lnroat anu Lung Diseases, has g4i neaissaa- en-
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bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, and vital or
vans wasted beyond t!epar.
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prevalent in the valleys of our rreat
,.;,o,s tIroncho,,+ tLo T-ritnd cfotoe
csnrciaIiy tIose Of tho Nississinni
OHIO Missouri Illinois. Tennessee.
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anoNe, james, ana many Others,
with their vast tributaries, through
out our entire country during the
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heat and dryucss. are invariably ac-
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equal TO DR.. j. W ALKER 5 INEGAH
blTrERS, as they will speedily remove
the dark -eolored yl52'd matter @ with Wh!cn ii,
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VINEGAR BiTrERs. 40 epidemic can
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sss,s The Post Office NewsrOOm SODA
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-18
ST. JOHNS METHODIST CHURCH.
The Rev. DR.. j. b. Wakeley on the Gospel
of Christ.

The Rev. J. B. Wakeley, ID. d., preached yester.
DAY morning In st. Johns Methodist church, on
West Fifty-third stree, upon the saving power OF
the Christian Gospel The speaker said that it was
singular that during The Egyptian bondage there
we're no prophets. Moses came near the close.
"Go preach the Gospel to every people," our text,
was both command and prophecy. 1t refers at
That time particularly to the Gospels being
preached in the Roman Empire, which extended
over the greater portion OF the known globe The
WORD Gospel" had broader and fuller meaning.
There IL
NO NOVELTY ABOUT TIE GRAND OLD GOSPEL
There were a great many gospels in the New
testament days There are new ones now Nor.
monlsm Mllerism and Spirltuasm are an within
cue memory ay o. men People are about ready for
ona xxi.5pn' anu ueHeve mat there will be new
one "Hhln year. There il an erroneous jdea
snav no matter what man believes 40 that he is
s'uVeIe NC ~ oping rght Sincerity does not sane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-18
Interesting Church Declarations in Harlem
and at Astoria, with Addresses by
Archbishop McOloskey, Bishop
Loughlin and Others.
DR.. DURYEA'S IDEAS ON SAVING SOULS.
The Humanity Of Christ and the
Sympathy Of Suffering.
Bishop Shows Depletion of the Grand Crash
fthe Universe That Is to Come-His
Fury Wasted Against the Press.

Metropolitan churches are once more beginning
20 present in their interiors Sundays an appear
ance indicative OF the existence OF popular piety.
The pews are more crowded. The sermons are
preached In q more cheerful tone. The contribu-
ton plates wear more cheerful appearance. The
choir assumes its old air Of amour propre and the
sexton his most stately and most gracious manner
The campstools once more begin TO cucumber the
aisles and people who pay pew rents hold their
heads as Of yOre higher than those who occupy the
camp-etOOls.
The evidences Of this reaction from Summer Gus.
t0m however, are as yet but slight. True, yester-
day was cool and balmy day, breezy and sun
aiming like, in which the great populace poured
Dut of doors, and tended in a strong tide church.
ward; but, then, at the seaside there was also q
large crowd Of worshippers assembled, and also
In the woods at Merrick where were held
the last services Of the crowded camp
meeting. When these lOiterers with nature have
returned. and not till tnen, will the metropolitan
churches be alive with their ordinary working
IervOr, for they supply what alter all is great
10 religon-money. The cool days OF Autumn, how
ever, seem scarcely inclined to hasten their coming
any more than is their won't The sermons and
services skeched below will, however, be found to
possess good deal OF unusual interest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-18
DIR. DURYEA'S CHURCH.

How to Lead Men to Christ-No Mouth
ing and Whining Required in the
Business OF Saving Souls.
Dr.. Duryea expoundcd tho Word OF Cod yester.
day in his magnificent church, in Csson ave
nue., to an audience which filed every avail
able seat in the entire ed1ce. The text
selected was from II. Corinthians, ill.,, 8
"Forasmuch as ye are manfestly declared to
be the epistle OF Christ ministered by us writ.
ten not with ink but with the spirit OF the living
God; not In tablets OF stone but In neshy tablets
OF the heart. fi
Last sabbath, the Doctor said he cautioned his
congregation against sel1slness In religion They
were not continually 10 be solicitous about them.
selves. Having thrown themselves upon Jesus, Ii Is
their duty to look TO the salvation OF Others After
pointing TO the necessity OF Christians endeayor.
ing 10 save the souls OF Others DIR. Duryea ex-
planned the proper methods TO be adopted
Tor such salvation. In dong this he
struck a severe blow at the old Method.
istical idea OF preaching he'll and damnaton
aud talking OF religion In strange and unnatural
way. Why, said he, II person were to talk Of the
weather, or any everyday occurrence In the way
some misguided men DO OF fcigon--that Is, Ia tho
tone OF voice and whining accent--they would
straightway be voted Inmates. WHAT Is needed Is
straightforward, manly ession o. those truths
winch touch q man-his present. his future. and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-18
CHURCH OF THE PRoP1rLEss PROPHET.
The Grand Internal Crash-Sermon by
the Right Rev. bishop snow.

EnIeTn0l MANIFESTATION Oy
the Right Rev. Bishop snow.
The Right Rev. Bishop SNOW of Mount Zion,
preached yesterday afternoon in the University at
Washington square on the END OF Antichrist and
that Time OF Trouble Impending Some eighty
persons attended the services. Some of them.
who evidently did not belong to the regular con.
gregation snored through the sermon comfortably.
Others dozed peacefully during the Bishops learned
quotations, and others, again, went out at the
most interesting passages. This was embarrass.
ing but Bishop Snow was 1ercer and more fiery
than ever, and the amount OF bloodsned that he
foresaw among the wicked was something terrific.
He first preached q sermon on the "althy papers, -
and read lengthy circular OF the elders OF the
church, which was to the effect that there was but
one God, and that
SNOW WAS MS PROPHET.
In 1874 Christ was crowned King OF Kings and now
He ruled over all the nations of the earth with a
rod OF iron, and could dash them TO pieces like so
many pieces OF crockery. The Franco. German war
and other wars were predicted by Snow twenty
years ago. the circular went on to say, and they
(the elders) were prepared TO prove 1t. Shows
manner was neither abrupt nor insulting but his
great beauty was that he left the dirty work TO the
popular clergy" IL was true that Snow was not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-18
CHURCH DEDICANION In JERSEY.

The basement OF the new st. Michael's Catholic
church, on Ninth street, fronting Hamilton Park,
Jersey City, was solemnly dedicated to the worship
OF God yesterday by the Very rev. ID. II. Doane,
Chancellor OF the diocese There was large con-
gregation in attendance. Solemn high mass was
catory sermon In the evening the members OF the
temperance societies and other organizations mad
procession through the neighboring streets. The
new edlfice Is BRICK structure 160 1eet long, 80 In
width, and has o very comm0dious basement. It
has been little more than year In course OF cree
ton and Will be completed In another year. The
old church will he turned into schoolhouse,
where, 10 Is hoped the school children VIII have
less miserable accommodation than heretofore.
Tho new brick church IL to cost the handsome sum
OF 100000 according 10 the statement Of the
pastor. Mr. Conclilo,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-18
NEW YORK HERALD MONDAY AUGUST 49, S7a-rRPLE SHEET.

ms everlasting wellbeing. Man is a free being.
He must, In measure, save himself; he must re-
spond to the workings OF God he must cooperate
with Him. The only way to train q man is to show
him how to train himself. We hear people talk OF
sefmade men. Why, they are all self-made, only
s some nave peen SHOWN while Others worked out
wards his own salvation 1t Is necessary to become
ourselves witnesses OF the truth, audit will de-
pend great deal upon the simplicity the manli-
the number OF souls we save For man to mouth
and whine over the work OF God Is TO annihilate
man should conform to the principle he teaches;
and ne VIII then make 1t all the more true and
plain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-08-18

ton error. AS minister Of the Gospel have no
right to preach anything but Jesus CHRIST This is
an age Of in1delity. The Gospel OF Jesus Christ
70 not new thing. The battles for
it have been fought There ID no need TO urge
upon you the sacredness Of this book. II was born
IN heaven; when 1t was written
THE HOLY GHOST TURNED AUTHOR
lts subject IL eternal life and eternal death. IL
glorious Gospel. It is perfect. It Is not possible
to add another color to the rainbow without
dimming all the others: IT is adapted TO all the
world. Paul was proud Of the Bible. IL ID called
the basis Of the kingdom because IL prepares
humanity for heaven: Its autnor said that
It should be preached among all nations.
In a short time after His death saints
were found In C4sar's household. Then
came the Dark Ages; then the martyrdOm OF the
Albigenses; then John Wycline, the morning star
OF the Reformation. This grand old Gospel came
J0.America. The Gospel Is
NOT A FAILURE.
Look over this country alone. New churches
may be seen on every hi, voitaire said that
.Chrstaniiy was In it's twilight" but 1t was the
twilight OF the dawn. The very presses nom which
his n1delity went forth soon after were employed
in printing the Bible. Or all the boOns which God
has ever bestowed this Bible Is the greatest BIZ
Walter Scott, author OF many books. said, There
Is only one book"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-20
Proclamation.
STATE OF MARYLAND,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

By joint resolution Of Congress. ap-
proved on the l4th February. 1873. p,. .
vision hiss been made to enable the pro-
pie Of the United States TO share in the
aivan,ages Of the international EXPOSE
ton Of the products OF Agriculture. Man
ufacturc and the Fine Arts, to b. held at
Vienna, Austria, commencing 1st May,
1878. and terminating 31st October,
1873.
The attention Of the citizens OF this
State is. therefore, called to this subject.
in conformity with the r'quest c,ntaincd
in the following extract from said joint
resolution
Section .. That the Governors of the
several States be, and they are hereby
requested to invite the patriotic people OF
their respective States to assist in the
proper representation Of the handiwork
Of our Artisans. and the profit, sources
of material wealth with which our land is
blessed; and to take such further meas.
ures IS may be necessary to ditfuse
knowledge Of the proposed exhibition,
and to secure to their respective States
the advantages which it promises.
Given under my hand. aud the great
seal Of the State, at the city o: Annapolis,
On this tweuty-f!,h day Of February,
A. D., 1878.
****** WIN. P1NKNEY WHITE.
*sEAL.* BY the Governor /:
&*.&** JOHN THOMSON MASON.
,..-. Secretary o: State.
March 6, lS13-3,.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-20

ard containing TWO HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND. more or less; since
that tsn". the said Charles Ii wiling has
departed Ills life. having. by his las,
Will and Tr.tamcnt. devised the afor {.
said land TO Thomas Il Bowling. Charles
= Bowling. Mary Jane Bowling and
William Wallace Boiling. tho last n,r,-
ed party Icing now q nonresident Of the
State of Maryland.
The Bill further states that M rart o.
the said mo.tgaecd Debt has been pail
except the interest thereon, up 10 the
14rh day Of February. in the year 1873.
altl oueh the time limited fer tho pay
mont thereof has long since elapsed.
tits th,r'uron. thi. 10.L day Of M,rch,
in the year 1873. order. 4. that The Com
Iiainant cause copy Of this ordrr, t"re,h-
or with the object 4 substance of this BIZ,
totei' serted IN The 81 Mary. Bcacon, once
week Cor four successive wcck-. three
months before the 20,h day Of JULY.
1873. giving notice to the azores i'll VII
liam Wallace Bowling. a non.residrut
defendant. Of the oljec, aud substance of
Ills Bill; and warning him to appear in
this Court. either in zero" or Solicit
tar. on or before the sail 20 h day of
July. 1873 to show cause. il any he has
ya decree ough. not to be passed. as
prayed, against hin.
JNO 4 CAVALIER,
Clerk.
True copy-T"s.:
JNU A CAVALIER,
Clerk.
match l3. 1S73-lu.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1873-03-20
Candidates.
For State Senator.

Nesrs. .Editon-Pieaee anaosnee Captais
RANDOLPH JONES. Of So. IEigoes' district.
ss the Repabiicaa eandidass for he State Sen
ate.
Jan %. 1878. OK.
The friends Of Capt. ASA A. LAWRENCE,
bel ewing that bis services viii Be useful to the
eitiseEs Of 81. Nsry,s Ceansy ~ the Senate CT
Maryland reconuend him a. q candidate for
that position at the next election.
LeSien.
Jan. 3oth, lss3--ts
KDr. JAS. n. NILES Win consent 70 b. =
candidate for the Senate he will be warmly
Supported By the Republicans Of
FEB 8, 1873. Uakville District.
~. Edifsr-As there have been announced
several candidates for the Senate OF Mary land
who seem TO hare Black Republican afiinties
be kind enough to announce HENRY BIT.
LER. OF the Factory district, as q man true
and full 10 tie Republican f.i.h, not as one in
his own conceit.
Feb 3, 1873. Many Voters.
Mr. Eli'o,-Plcasc announce II JOHN.
son COTTON us a candidate to repre-.
sent s, Mary's county in the Scpase OF
Maryland ut The cunning Fall cleo %.
and say he will receive a warm sup,or: III
Chap,ico aud Charlotte Hail Di.ts.
Feb q, 1873.