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deck, are marched round the rear
cabin and their tickets taken up. As each child
passes the table it obtains large mug OF fresh
milk and large French roll wei butJered. 1he
line Is kept moving and as the girls empty their
cups they are passed through the gate, and they
cannot again reach the breakfast table owing TO
the absence OF tickets. AS soon the girls are
all attended to. the boys descend from the upper
deck and are In turn passed upstairs by the ior-
ward gangway. La this way the 1000 children are
safely moved and led IN about an hour.
When the grove Is reached the girls are marched
ashore IN two lines and given each a sandwich,
SO rapidly was the movement performed yesterday
that only twenty-lOur minutes were required TO
disembark the entire party. The amusements at
the grove kept the cnlldren well occupied, and
quietly opened and all comers marched ON
board. Then they each received another
substantial sandwich, full cup of lemon
ade and an Ice cream ticket, alter
and walters scope for the preparations for feast
OF ice cream and cake. Everything being all ready,
the girls come drst and give their tickets. Ihey
then pass the table ana receive each plate OF ice
cream--no sttnted measure either-thOugh FOR
these dainties IL must be confessed the young
ladies were terrible feminine editions Of Oliver
Twist. Every one OF them was equal to the
demolition Of q hundred weight The girls
all supplied, the boys arrive, and as fast as
they empty their ice cream plates they go
OF cake. This arrangement works 80 well that
everything Is done without fuss or CONFUSION
The children, too appear TO understand all aDaUS
the matter, and 90 the way required with hardly
any direction.
After most enjoyable stoppage for four hours
at Excelsior Grove, the return was sounded.
Spring street pier was gained at half-past nve
Z. M. and IN good time all the BARNS were re-
anxious expectation all the streets in the neigh
bOrhOOd OF the station.
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f e A NJ G e.
The Ministerial Crisis
Completes.
CABINET MAKING BY DUKES.
A Dissolution Of the AS
sembly Imminent.

PARIS, July 1s, 1874.
There Is complete crisis in the Ministry.
The Duke de Broglie has been seeking to consti-
tute Cabinet based on the old majority in the
Assembly, but it Is said he has tailed and that the
Duke. Decazes has since been intrusted with the
task.
LEGISLATIVE AGGRAvATION OF THE CRISIS.
The Assembly to-day adopted motion offered
by M WOiowski, reducing the annual redemption
payments by $l0,OOooOO, thus aggravating the
Ministerial defeats 1t also confirmed the decision
to discuss M. ventavon's constitutional report
from rhe Committee OF Thirty on Monday.
1t is expected that the new Ministers will de-
mand the postpOnement OF this debate.
II 1t is postponed the whole Lett and the Bona
partists Will vote for the dissolution OF the
Assembly.
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ENGLAND.
Fatal Accident on Railway-Counsellor Ken
ealy's Case Respited.

LONDON, July 49, 1874.
An accident occurred on the Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway this morning, causing the death
and injury Of several passengers.
LAWYER KENEALY's CASE.
In consequence OF the illness OF DR.. Keneay the
inquiry by the Benchers OF Gray's Inn has been
0dj0urned till August.
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Died.

ALLEN.-At Newark. N. J., on Saturday, July !s,
FLORENCE RANDOLPH, eldest child Of william Il.
aud Maria l.. Allen aged years.
The relatives and friends OF the family are re-
spectfuly invited to attend the funeral. rom tne
residence OF her parents, No. 90 Wright street,
Newark, on Monday afternoon, at four O'Clock.
CRooKs.-On Saturday, July IS, JAMES CROOKS In
the 32d year OF his age.
Relatives and friends OF the family are respect
fuiy invited to attend his funeral, from his late
residence, No. 1856 Liberty street. on Monday July
20, at two p. M.
0uested TO meet on Monday, July 20, at one
O'clock at No. 165 East Broadway, TO attend the
funeraI of our late brother member James Crooks
All SISTER unions are respectfully invited to attend
by order, JOHN VNEih, ffesident.
JULES MALAY, Sccretary>s
For Other Deates, see Ninth P12ej
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OBITUARY,
James WinsIOw, ba anker.

James winslow, OF the well known firm OF Wins
low, Lanier & Co., bankers. No. q Pine street,
died his residence. No. A West Twentieth street.
at eleven O'Clock A. NJ, yesterday. aged fiftysix
years. He was native OF Connecticut, Dut came
to this city when quite young man, and has been
highly respected member OF the Hrm with which
he was associated at the time OF his death for the
last twenty-five years or more. He was also one
OF the vice presidents OF tue Third National Bank
OF New York; was identified with one of the
Poughkeepsie IN. ~ banks, and with other Of our
city institutions. Mr.. WinslOw was an able hnan-
Cier and had made himself eminently successful
during long business career in this CITY, As q
business man and as a citizen he was widely known
and highly esteemed. His death was quite sudden
post oil business as usual, complaining OF feeling III
that evening i0r the first time. The deceased
leaves wife and four children and large circle
Oftrtends to mourn his loss.
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ssI Let NV Water Rum

SCI Let My Water Run."-This Il the
common expression of every intelligent person that
drinks water drawn through lead pipes But does Brd-
get when she fills your teakette In the morning for
nice ctf1, cofiee2 Or do the Children when
thirsty AS lead pipes nave proved to be nnheaShX.
why not have them taken out ana substitute TIN.
LINED LEAD PIPE. which Is ACKNOWLEDGED BY all
physicians and chemists TO be perfectly safe and -
Sweet as silver pipe drink Sold By tho COL.
WELL LEAD COMPANY, No. 2i3 Centre street. New
York. Price, 16l cents pound Descriptive pamphlets
sent by mail free. orders hned At sight
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THE CHICAGO INCENDIARY,

Arrest OF a Man Charged with Origin
ating the Recent Great Fire.
CHICAGO, July Is, 1874
Nathan Isaacson has been arrested here charged
with firing the building that caused the fire on
July IA. The testimony taken goes to show that
the prisoner offered pedier, named Wolfson. 800
TO set the house on fire; That the peder had once
made an unsuccessful attempt TO do so, and then
bOasted that he would have better success next
time. The hearing Of the case has been adjourned.
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TEE LUMBER INTEREST.

OTTAWA, July 1S, 1874.
The Chaudiere mill owners have held meeting
and decided to issue circulars to all the leading
lumbermen Of ontario and quebec, inviting them
to attend convention to be held at ottawa on
the 30tn inst for the purpose OF adopting measures
to prevent the over production OF lumber and
square timber, and considering other matters I'M
pQrtant to the trade.
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EXCURSION OF THE WORKING WOMEN.

Tomorrow the steamer Twilight will make an
excursion TO Rockaway Beach and convey a large
number of working girls thither whose opportu-
mites Tor recreation and enjoyment a days in
vigoratlon are few indeed. This benefcent work
is under the auspices and direction of the ''Free
Training school Tor Women" and doubtless hun
dreds OF hearts will bless the hands that hold forth
CROWDED CITY
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A.-RuDture Radicnuy Cured, By DIR.

A.-Rupture Radically Cured, By DE-.
MARSH prncpai OF the late late nrm I q Melsh 1a
TRUSS AND INSTRUMENTS tor the ueatnsent az
physical detormtes The old anc damaged stock Of the
been replaced by nsT and steas eSnsinf q
P0kTERS, SUSPENSORlES AND SURGICAL. APPLk.
ANCES. of every descriptions At the odrofTe, No.
her icpA
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THE STEAMSHIP AMERIQUE.

PARIS, July 49, 1874.
II Is said that the Transatlantic Steamship CON-
pany will appeal against the award Of the British
Admiralty Court in the case Of the abandoned
steamship Amerique.
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A.-Rest Baths and Least Cost at the
LEXINGTON AVENUE BATHS corner rw,py- nrnl
street during July 6entlemen before noon sn1 ladioa
alter noon may obtain Turkish and Roman Baths e
one hlrd less than Send for circular
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Printing Of Every Description Neatly
promptly and cheaply done at the METROPOLITAN
PRINTING ESTABLiSHMENr No 2lS Broadway. Estir
mates furnished with pleasure.
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The Way 20 Secure . ssmux,rv

The Way 20 Secure . BeauSIruI SKIN
use GLRNN,s SULPHUR SOAP daily in your bath. re
opens the that All impurities pass of from
the W hole skin. instead OF compelling them work on
through the face the only part OF people
thai washed and therefore the only part whore the
Impurities can work of with facility Sold by druggists
&. per cake one box three cakes y1c- by nlah
Zone box three cakes), TIC Address q. N CBlfTKN-
Ton New YORK. Agents wanted.
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Boys sAnti-Wear Out'' Suits, mt Clena-
ENTS' S2f Broadway. y.-The mainder Summer stock
OF BOYS and CuiLDRENs CLOTHING, at CLEM-
ENTSi SA Broadway will be sold at cost tho ensuing
TX
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CH1LDREN's EXCURSIONS IN BROOKLYN

And now Brooklyn is emulous or New York's
charitable Deeds and, in spite OF her scandals and
sorrows has organized a "Fresh Air Fund" to en-
able the poor children OF the city to have days
pleasure by the seaside or in the woods. The first
picnic will take place this week.
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A.-For Pimpics the ksacc, Blac1I
Heads Flesh Worms obtain Of your druggist PERRxa
C0MEDONE AND P{MPLE kkhEDYs the great Skin
medicne. or consult B. G. PERRY Rerma.ol0sist n
Bond street. New York.
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THE FIFTH MARYLAND AT LONG BRANCH.

LONG BRANCH, N. j., July IS, 1874
By consent OF President Grant and Secretary
Robson, the Washington Marine Band will accom-
pany the Filth Maryland regiment during their
trip to Long Branch. They will arrive on the 22d
instant
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mplixnentary Statue Is Needed for
the man who gave FRAGRANT S1ZODONT TO the
world. Millions of teeth have ccescrved fro1a de-
breath pertumed by its aroma
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A.-Eau Angelfque. for the Teeth and
gams. BISCOTINE FOOD foe infsnR DE6LUGA ca
635 Broadway the sole proprieors and manufacture
ers Parts agents ROBERTS CO., % Place VenQ0mo
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p N vSArU VeUp m hlA

Don't Go TO Saratoga Without q Good
supply Of BOOTS. SHOES, DANCING GA TIERS Do
and paronize MILLER Co. No. Union square.
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Grncfenberg Vegetable Pills.-Tho
wonderful curative properties Of this nreQuaed remedy
,Iu ~ ,dn ,1 or
physical inaction, have made them indispensable TO
every household for 23 years As an afterdnnef
pill their action is unsurpassed sold by druggists.
GRAEFENBERQ COMPANY, Sc Reade street.
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Imnortnnt Notice.

Important NOtfcc.
Travellers should always carry bottle Of RADwAYA
READY RELIEF WITH them. a few drops in water VIII
pre- vent sickness or pains from change OF water.
KADWAY's READY RELIEF Will In q few momcnt1
Headache, Diarrhea Dysentery, Collie, Wind in the
Bowels and all Internal Pains.
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House Furnishing Goods. silverplated
WARE. COOKING UTENSILS. at BASSFORD'S, Cooper
Institute Building Third aud Fourth svenuea
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constantly going in sad psocessier to 0s3 Broadway
wearing worthless metal trasses, return rejoci
ing the comfortable hLASftC TRUSS, which per.
manently cui rupture.
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Cure.-I Have the Truss That Will
hold and cure any Rupture. Common sense s II lase
victorious Explanatory pamphlets ~ cents,
DIR. GREGORY, o54 broadway.
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Refrigcrators. Warranted Filled wten
charcoal at BASSFORD'S Cooper Institute building,
corner stores, Third and Fourth avenuea
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Trusses. Shoulder Braces, Elastic Stooks
ings Supporters, Ac. Dr. GLOVER NO. ~ Ann sueee
Broadway
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A.-Rupture and Physical Oefarm ftfos
ssiuiy treated by Dr. MARSH nj NO. Nessy sreoe
lAstar Ions
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Silk Elastic Stockings, Belts, Knee
Cans Anklets Abdominal Supporters Suspe nsory Bans
dages Shoulder and Crutches At MARSHS Truao
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stomach nerves lungs and liver curing dyspepsia In
digesonl constipation, darrhDa acidity papitstion
consumption low spirits 710O cures, which had re-
sisted N AZ 9thsr rsTede Depot IN Ssg Sgs
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Alto Speculate in Stocks Tunabridgs
a co Bankexs No Wall street, New York, are the
right parties to deal with
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Samuel Williston.

telegram from Springfield, Mass. under date
OF July 49, says :-Samue Wiston, the well known
East Hampton manufacturer founder OF Williston
Seminary, and the generous patron Of Amherst
College, died at one O'Clock to-day.
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A.-FOr Moth Patches, Ereck1es, Tam
all piss1losatons druggist tor PER-
RYis MOTH AND FisHCKLE LOTION. Espot " Bona
street, New York. Beware of iuiitaiioo.
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Bachelors Hair Dye IL Spsendid.-
Never fails Established 81 years Sold and properly
applied at BACHELORS Wig Factory IL lsoad st, x
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A.-Scalp Dfseases.-B. G. Pery, the
siliui DermatoIogist, No ~ Bond street. New fork.
all ruptive ani other Scalp Diseases; allina
Loss and prematurey Cray Hair aid Drys Moip ana
Scaly Danlrun.
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Dyspcptics Eat but TO Suffer Aftervv ard,
They enjoy epcurean pleasures BY taxing the grcaA
stomach restorer, DIR. SuARPS SPECIFIC. Retail
ATWOOD, $40 Broadway; wholesale agent, CRITTEE
TON, No Sixth avenue
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A.-Glass Ale PUmP-Prevents Ale
bens poisoned Take out yonr brass pumps Seni fos
illustrated catalogue aud price list
BYRNs & BRYAN Is Warren street.
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MacNevfn's DiarrhGn Dyscntery ana
CHOLERA INFANIUM POWDERS. BY all druggists
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Corns, Bunions, IngrowinS Nails, &o:s
cured without pain. Corn cure oy mail, Soc Dr. RICE
l89 Broadway, doors below boy street.
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There is NO Anodyns Narcotic thao
viii hiring relief TO the tortured victim of Neuralgia e
smreiv @ " az GiLaS, LlNIMENT OF IODIDR OF Az
MONA Depot t5i sixth avenue.
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CristadorO's Hair Dye Docs Its WOrh
quickly harmlesly splendidy II mparts most natural
al applied Sold everywhere.
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China and Glass Ware Given Away
almost at BASSFORDiS Cooper Institute Building, COR.
stores, Third and Fourth avenues.
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Surgical BAZAAR, Lass Broadway-A
and elegant stock Of RADICAL CURE t,1 and 9tnse %
STOCKINGS and all goods at very reduced priceA =
competent surgeon and lady attendant
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Cancer Cured Without the knife or
pain by Professor J. NJ C0MINS, M D. i43 East Twen-
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DR.. T.. Felix Goura ud's Medicated s0ap
cures Pmpies. Scaiy Eruptons Salt Rheum, Ring
worm, Moth Patches, Comedones retter Flesh Worms
Scald Heads, Netue Rash, Sores, Chated Thighs in
word, ali cucular disigurementa This Soap Is \ spo-
cay and must not be confonnded with the various 10
extensively advertised for the pur-
pose. GOURAUD'S compound acts on the blood through
the hair like egumen tissues ana dspe:ses inste:4
rcpeng al rcbellions of the blood. This remedy
needs publication Of eertiasates II has received ne
without solitary complaint Found at Dr. GOURAU DPS
depot 4S Bond street. New YorK and druggiss 50 ceatA
Y cake.
Dr. GOURAUDs renowned roUDRE SUBTLE up.
hair low foreheads lips or any part o.
the body Az GouRAup's depot, As Bond street Now
York, at 81 per bottle. Warranted and tested.
GOURAU6S LILY WHITE for the compile xon, the
original surprising the imitation in quality and guam
tity per 4S Bond street. New York, late Of ~
Broadway, and formerly OF 81 Walker street
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Dunvine & Co., the Irish DistfllerfeA,
Belfast, Ireland. the largest holders or whskey id
the world. Their OLD IRISH WHISKEY Is recoul-
mcnded by the medical profession In preference e
French brandy. Supplied in casks or cases. United
States branch, 81 Broad street. New York.
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Depot.-Furnitur. for the Countvy.

Dep0t.-Furniturs for the Country
WILLIAM II LEE. Established 1876.
RUSTIC and COTTAGE SUITES IN every variety.
Old Point Comfort ana Puritan ROCKING CHAIR&
Camp Folding and Steamer Gu AIRS
Parior. Library, Chamber ana Dining FURNITURE.
Also the best SOFA BED out
277 Canal street one dor east of Broadway
99 and 20l Fulton street. near Church street, New
York
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

NEANHOOD.-DOTH EDITION. A TREATISE on
Nl the Laws Governing Lilo, Explanatory of the
Causes and symptoms, with 1nsructi9ns Tor inc sno-
cessful Treatment OF Weakness Low Spirits Dcsp0ur
asnsy Nervous Exhsasson MnscuIas tFcE Pcs{ AL
Address the author. pr. E. DE r. CURrla NO. rs kAw
sixteenth street, New York
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"a OnO VOLUMES BoOKs-TBN VOLUMES PU1.
OU.UUU lie chsracters set Bcls british rnea,5Ss nS
for sale Furniture Carpets. Libraries bought tor oasn
At No. 1 University place. .tI
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NEW BOOK ON STOCK spHGuLATIoNs, ,-"How
by Lapsey bailey, n Broadway. To bc had Al
BRENfANOs 80 Union square or At news stands.
Fifth Avenue, Giycy, WINDSOR. Sfano oehEa hotsAs.
Price 80 cents.
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N z WILL BUY A BEAUTIFULLY BOUND COPY Or
I'D tns scycloprd Of the hsst & TnoSgnts Ena S q
Charles Dickens" pronounced by c<iics one o ne ooS
booSs at the year Published by + ). HALk SON. ~
Murray street, New York.
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Use of Tobacco.

Tobacco belongs to the class of narcot-
ic and exciting substances, and has no
food value. Stimulation means abstract
ed not added, force. 1t involves the
narcotic paralysis of portion the func-
tions, the activity of which is essential to
healthy life. 1t will be said that tobacco
soothos and cheers the weary toiler, and
solaces the overworked brain. Such
may be its momentary effect, but the Sc
quel cannot be ignored
All such expedients are fallacieus.
When certain amount of brain work or
hand work has been performed. nature
must have space to recuperate, and all
devices for escaping from this necessity
will fail 1t is bad policy to see the
house on fire to warm our hands by the
blaze. Let it then, be clearly understood
that the temporary excitement produced
by tobacco is gained by the destruction
of vital force and that it contains abso-
lutely nothing which can be of any use
to the tissues of the body. Tobacco adds
no potential strength to the human
frame. 1t may spur weary brain or
feeble arm to undue exertion for short
time, but its work is destructive not con-
structive 1t cannot add one molecule
to the plasm out of which our bodies
are daily built up. On the contrary, it
exists upon it a most deleterious infiu-
ence. 1t does not supply, but diminishes
vital force, 1t has been denied that to-
bacco leads to organic disease, but the
evidence is very strong the other way
and it would be very remarkable if con-
tinued funetual arrangement did not ul--
timately lead to chronic arrangements
of the organs; that it causes functional
disturbance, no one dreams of denying;
indeed it has been remarked that no
habitual smoker can be said to have o
days perfect health.-Popatar 'Seleaee
Monthly,
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The Crusade at Berlin.

The following was brought in last
Tuesday, just after we had gone to press:
BERLIN X ROADS, March %, 1874.
To the Editor of the Standard
We are in the midst of the temperance
crusade. We have all the symptoms
the church bell has tapped-the ladies
have sung and prayed at the saloons
the whisky has gurgled in the CUTTERS
thus far the Lord has brought us on.
Will you give us space in your columns
to tell our experience
A temperance mass meeting, on the
afternoon of the 18th inst, at the M. E.
Church was largely attended, and took
the form of prayer meeting, conducted
by the Rev. Mr.. Middleton, who also adj
dressed the assembly. Various resolu-
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VOUR INTEREST AND MINE!
READ!. READ! READ! f!
DRUGS, MEDICINES,
CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS,
yARNISHES, GLASS, PUTTY,
FINE SOAPS, BRUSHES,
sPONGES, PERFUMERY,
DYE WOODsAND
STUFFS GENERALLY,
BELTS, TRUSSES,
SHOULDER BRACES,
ABDOMAL SUPPORTERS,
AND A GENERAL LINE OF
POCKET CUTLERY UNSUR-
PASSED IN QUALITY
AND PRICES,
FINE TOILET SETS
AND PREPARATIONS,
A FULL LINE OF PATENT AND
PROPRIETARY MEDICINES,
RESNOIDS, SOLID AND
FLUID EXTRACTS,
ELIXIRS,
ANODYNEs,
Pharma-
ceutical prepar-
ationS, Medical SyrupS
and Wines, Fine Pocket Books
and Wallets, Imported and Ameri-
can Musical Instruments at cost, Fine
Brandies, Gins Wines, Liquors, Imported, Ken
unsurpassed by any, strictly for me o.
dicinal only at lower and more
uniform figures than
can be purchased
elsewhere
can
BE FOUND AT
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perintendent of A. B. S. ($357 82) foi
transmission to the parent Society, to be
credited to this Society on Bible account
1t was ordered by the Board, that the
services of county canvassing agent be
dispensed with this year, and that the
work of canvassing be committed to the
officers and local agents of the Township
Branch Societies in the county,; that the
work be completed before the next ami
versary, and that the reports of the work
be made to the proper officers of this
Society.
On motion, the thanks of the Society
were returned to the publishers of papers
in this place for past favors, and respect
fully request the publication of the pro
ceedings of this meeting for the informa-
ton of the public generally.
There being no further business, on
motion the Society adjourned with the
doxology and benediction by Rev. w
Herr JOHN j. c. EVANS, Pres't.
o. S. MILLER, Sec'y
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The following beautiful lines were
written by the late DR.. Alfred A. Wood
hull of this place. They were dictated by
him during his last illness, when he was
persuaded that he was drawing near tc
death, 1t is affecting and instructive tc
listen to the strains which he here sends
back to us from the confines of the world
of spirits, making his own experience to
instruct us in the value of that peace
which he then felt and the preciousness
of the rest upon which he knew himself
to be just entering: ,r.
''There remaineth therefore a rest for the peo.
pie of God"
Traveller! dost thou hear the tidings
Borne unto thy weary ear,
Soft as angels gentlest whispers
Breathing from the upper sphere,
Sweetly telling,
Thy redemption now is near.
In the deserts gloomy terrors,
Mid the tempeSt'S booming roar
Hark! the still small voice of mercy
Breaking from yon peaceful shore,
Sweetly telling,
All thy toll will soon be DER.
Mourner! when the tear of sorrow
Wells from up thy stricken breast,
Raise thy streaming eyes to mansions
Where the weary are at rest,
SweetIy telling,
Here thoult be welcome guest.
Mortal when deaths viewIess arrow
Quivers in thy futtering heart,
Lift thy lapsing thoughts to Jesus,
Who disarmS the fatal dart,
Sweetly telling,
to thee my peace impart.
-Nea0 York Observer.