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Corresponding Secretaries Of vocal IN,

International Secretary }. COX, Hor.
nellsville, n Y, box -
Louis r. RoLner. 53 Pine street. Ralti.
more, Nd
Flames Buake, box 27IO, Buffalo,
3-Theodore Eberhardt, leo Germantown
ave, Philadelphia, Pa
Ar. Shaefer, box 2S29, Cincinnati, D
5-Nm. Voice, box 542, Rochester, n. Y
Jacob Gebhardt, box 50, syracuse, n. "
7-Chas. kadeck, box 655, Utica, MY.
SrM. +. Hogan, No. "a jefferson street
Albany, n. Y.
9-Henry Rolf, box 8, Troy, NY.
lO-W. Z. Macksey, box 2SS, Elmira, n. Y
IL John EckfOrd, Drawer SIP, Chicago
&c. W. Ribble, box 275, Ithaca, n. l.
l3-August h ohm, box 1905 Norwich, n. Y
l4-Wm. Branan, box los Binghampton
Y.
l5-E. Saqui, Ill Columbia St. New York.
l6-John II. Meeman, box 2543 St Louis
Mo.
l7-Theo Hively, drawer A., Cleveland.
Ohio
lS-Louis L. JUNO, ) Chelsea st., Charles
town, Mass
22-Felix A. brsgIR. -.sg,.,,
%: r: ok, box III, Suffield Conn
2-Hiram Shannon, box l55, Windsor,
Conn.
25-LOuis Huss, 1879 5th-st., Milwaukee,
Wis.
d FraDL Nocaba - e.z
Canada
2S-G. j. Flood, box 5I3, WestfeId. Mass.
29--JOseph Gehring, box CAS-, Danville. Ill
3l-W. }. Van Brunt, box 439, Auburn,
NY
33-Charles Bebr loci b nU ~ 10y ny
anoIis Ind 'oN 90 ihul@h-
35-GeorOe Caswau % Sor.h 1oaa-.. j.
n.1.o n = 'ou'n Jenersoh-st
III V;oro ,,,o
ST a. hleVenaar' box 24O, Worcester,
us a. Andro., c.u. a.. -
e.IS M app drawer 5Z9O, Spring
sa'Is..c H.,.. hox ,,s- n
g., h"9eS' "oA 1901 New haven,
4O-EV. Hadlev lock hor ~ p..srson
Nj 80 ~'o' son.
42-James Edwin. lock box % Hart.
ford, Conn.
43-Mark Steoman hox 2o7 Ir-h.. n
44-Chas. Walter, box 576, Watertown,
NY. "'''
All J. running. No 934 Pavsop ave
Quincy, Ill
S-Chas. A. Tettmyer, No "A Monroe
street, Toledo. o.
Emanuel Levy, lock box 1850, Spring
field, Mass.
5O-George Morgan, box sss, rerre Haute,
Ind
53-Henry Thebus, Jr., box s4s. Belleville
Ill.
54-Mark Samuels. 23l Main street Evans.
vile, Ind.
55-Harry Simon, box 3I2. Hamilton. On.
tario, Canada.
SD. ID. Olive, No. % kickapoo-st
Leavenworth. Kansas
57-Aug F. Brussman. box S. CoviuUtou
XIV m ~
5s-Adolph krause, box 1864 Montreal
Canada.
59-A. q. Lowe. box 400 Rr,ntford On.
tario. Canada ''o'" -
6O.-E Rollet lock hox III KaoLrL
Iowa "A
65Iobn uoEn. H. NC,
w VII ''' DoN - rory BYRON
66-W- j Nolan ~ az E;u :
~ II H Tos oox $50 hlneston' ~
n, H. 'uioer'soh' oox 469 Hannibal,
20 pL
-. o'sAA'' 'ei' OOA oSI' r"rt wayne.
Ta~W p M.aa. 80, -
20 r. Sue', ooA - !, - -,
IN b Htchccc1 ~. e "a 4 r,s.n ~
varmont w 3d. Durhiig0on'
7S-Wm.H Porter hov aos p.u p;u..
Mass. -'''''
az Thom.s O. -
tady. Ny. = - 'o"e"ec-
s7-James Wilmott $50 AtI.nso .va,o
Brooklyn, N. Y. '
sa-Nor;tz Wa;Du. oa. N-..
n, "'" '''ee''
an EucL no rI;k.,
93-Joseph Beckman. boz 5s7' Omaha S Se
9s-Antborv T;a.;an' ~" 80 A. h% M 1ep'
MINI. 80
99-Joseph B Smith drawar 100 O,..u
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MONDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS
means for Identifying DePOsItOrss

means for Identifying DePOsbtOrs;
When depositor first comes to the savings bank,
precautions taken and records made so that he may
always be identified, and that in case book Is lost
he owner thereof cannot be defrauded.
The business If this institution is confined exclusively
the receipt and Of savings deposits and funds de
posted In trust No commercial or general banking
business is transacted.
certain proportion u the funds are invested by loaT
upon real estate ID the city II Chicago In making suct
loans preference Is always given To applications from de
p,si;ors Of small means VINO have accumula'ed in th'
institution sufficient funds t. nay for lot 81 ground am
lesre to borrow something mere a. aid them ~ erecting
hiings e. b. used a. permanent homes t1r theniseVe
lhd families.
ar Money RENTED by Iraft u Europe or elsewher
jnr deIr,>itaIs.
THOSE DESIRING To INVEST their savings upon
Real Estate security at higher rate Of interest thar
can safely paid Savings Deposits, should call al
this Bank and examine its Investment Certificates.
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CARPE NTERs.

A LBANY, n. Y.-CARPENTERS' AND
"a JOINERS' UNION. Robert Parker pres. Daniel
Kirk, lst vice pres. Thomas Phillip, ID vice pre-.
John }. Fitzgerald, Richard DOYLE I'm. sec.
Alfred Trayler asst. hn james Penders treas.
r. ID. Dillenbeck. cor. SCI.
Robert Parker, 207 Lumber street
Z. d. Dnlenbeck. So 80. Pearl street. Albany NY
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the help of the commercial marine of the
Union, to convert our Western Mediterra-
mean practically and truly into an Ameri-
can lake
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BUSINESS HOURS.

Bank open for business every day (eNcept Sunday
AID from 2:3O to 5 p. M. Also from $50 70 8
p. M on Saturdays and Mondays, in order to accom-
MEDIATE those who work during the day time
For Savings Deppstors money will be RENTED H. ana
collections made all the principal cities of the United
States and Europe without any other charge than
to the Bank.
The letters Of Depositpr addressed to the Bank will
be delivered Dc forwarded a. they NAV direct
Savings Depositors may consult the Cashier at any
time their private business for any information
they may require.
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SUMS As SMALL As ONE D0LLAi!
viii he received from any person, and Bank Book al
'e furnished without charge.
Married Womea
And Minor Children may Deposit money, 30 that No
)ne else draw it.
Sccieiies
Ma, deposit Money from time time, and before mas
ny the first Deposit may Provide by Vote how and by
Whom II shall be drawn out and, provided copy ct
a, Resolution be furnished TO the Savings Bank, no
money will be paid, unless Its provisions are strictly
ni,lict with.
DepOsItOrs,
Ahether Foreigners Citizens have the same rights
Property and in Of Death any money To their
rt will be paid to their Legal representatives, wheh-
they In this country or elsewhere
wills.
Pnnted forms If Wills have been prepared by the CUun
the savings bank that any depositor may legally
designate who may take charge Of his money
md property. and be guardian Of his children in a
his death Thus much Inconvenience and expense may
be avoided An officer of the savings bank without
charge for his seryces) prepares VIII tor any deitoI
applying
the Of six per cent. per annum N paid on -
Of Five Dollars more
working People
ssed not lose any time, the Savings Bank b kspt
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THE MINE RS.

MINERS BENEVOLENT AND PRO
wi TECTIvE ASSOCIATION OF THE STATE OF
ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND MISSOURI
GRAND COUNCIL
Geo. kinghon, President, West BeIlyie Ill. d. ID
Lewis, Vice President Bevier, Macon Co. No; John
James, Secretary, BrAidwood, VIII Co, m Richard
WAiscruft. Treasurer Springfield III.
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The Iron Moulders.
From the Moulder's Journal for Angus.

From the MOuder's Journal for August.
The East st. Louis Rolling Mill has been
lying idle for two years past, but has been
least by a cooperative company, and rs
soon as the necessary repairs can be made,
and the boilers inspected, will commence
operations. The present company claim
to have contracts for re-rolling 14O miles
of railroad iron. 1t is not their intention
to manufacture new rails at the start, but
will doubtless do So on the revival Of bust
ness.
THE SITUATION.
We are pleased to note even a slight i'm
provement in trade The number of idle
moulders reported is less TINS month than
It has been at any R@e during the past six
or seven months, although there are yet
large number idle, especially in New York
city and vicinity,
Crops Of all kinds are reported to be in
abundance, the money market is reported
easy, the price Of iron has certainly touch
ed bottom, and nearly whole years sus-
pension Of manufacturing has left the mar
kets rather bare. and We can imagine no
reason why the fall should not prove pros
porous for our trade. There is, however,
no certainty, and it will be the duty Of
every member at work To economic to the
utmost of his ability, so that he may be
prepared for the winter, which may be
worse than was the last
1t will be months, perhaps years, before
the foundry business will be extensive as
it was in August, 1873 Many CT the car
shops then in operation have Oeasod -
ever, Locomotive building has decreased
fully twenty-five per cent, and proper
tlonate decrease has taken place iii general
machinery. Stove plate and house work
Will perhaps not increase for some time,
but there Is little prospect that the aggre-
gate production will he decreased
Cupola furnaces have lately been i'm
proved by NJ. Eugene Nolsin, civil engi-
neer of Bourges. France, consisting in the
employment and arrangement Of duph-
cate set of tuyeres, whereby the gases usu-
| allv consumed at the throat of the ordI
nary finances are regenerated and brought
into effective combustion IN the interior Of
the furnace also, IN order u permit the
metal To be run off III larger quantities
than hitherto practicable, a chamber or
receiver tor collecting the molten metal is
applied to cupola furnrces IN communlca-
ton with the earth or crucIble.
A moulder named James Mcltyre, hold
ing card from The Scottish Society, is in
Rome, TIA, and refuses to deposlte his
card, claiming that the Union amounts to
nothing IN tins country. Don't forget
him when he gets on a tramp, as he must
soon do, and perhaps he will find out that
the Union does amount IL something He
must not be admitted to any Union on his
Scotch card
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The convention decided on modifica-
tiUn Of the arbitration law, 80 that arbitra-
ton is compulsory ON the [ uion only when
quest N Of wages OF prices are IN dis
pute 1t is also provided that the Union
must, IN every case where arbitration Is
deemed necessary, prefer To- submit the
question to arbitration, the offer to be i'll
writing under the seal Of the Union. An
offer in any other Nay will not be recognlz-
ed by the organization, OF if such offer is
refused, a circular will not be issued The
offer must be in writing under the seal Of
the Mon If dispute arises and the
employer demands arbitration, the mon
will pay no attention to such demand, I'M
less 1t is in writing and addressed to the
Union.
The object Of this change must be evi-
dent. 1t fixes the responsibility for the
rejection of arbitration and copies of all
correspondence should be kept for publica-
ton. The mere assertion that arbitration
was offered viii not he taken as evidence
thai u Mas atsErl s=Etl I'D -s.sy ~ ii
the Letter offering to refer a dispute to
arbitration must accompany every bill Of
grievance t. this office.
The following is from the latest report
from England July Sth)
We are very glad to be able to say,
amidst all the fluctuations In trade, our re-
port speaks more favorably this month than
It did last, a. it will be perceived that there
are ID men less on donation this month than
there were last. This We consider to be
very cheering seeing the doleful accounts
which appear d lily in the newspapers con
corning the state of trade No doubt it
might be good deal better, but we may
be very thankful if it proves no worse dur
iag the year
Number of members, l,7S8. Funds
on hand, ESQ, 747 1888, OOO)
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DRICKLAYERS' UNION NO. l OF
ID MISSOURI Meets the first and third Thurs
days d the month. the ). ~ Eleventh street
and Franklin ave st. Louis John Nyerscnm pre-. y. j.
Haney vce-pres Gus Verno~, nm sec, I'd Walsh, rec
Sec JOha Phillips, treas VIM Delaney, cor ser resi-
dence COS Franklin ave.
DRICKLAYERS', MASONS' Il PLAS-
ID TERERS' UNION, No. q, u Albany. meet Al ITO
State street, Monday evening Patrick H. Murray,
p. o. boN 327
CHICAGO BRICKLAYERS ASSOCIA-
~ TION meets at No. 81 W. Randolph street, every
Thursday evening. at P. Dan1 Gleason, W. N. :
VIM H. Madden. ID. N. : W. Soper, sscy /;
Walden A. Smith, hh. Sec; Arch Sinclair, SEC
John McKAv. treas
DRICKLAYERS UNION, No. |, OF IN
- DIANA, meets every "Wednesday evening on Wash
ington street, opposite the house indianapolis
President, ames Hoppns Vice President Daniel Gil
Recording Secretary, Edward X Tomlinson
Financial Secretary, vi Stricker. Treasurer, WIN.
Frck. Door Keeper, jefferson Cleayer Trustees JOS.
Cassidy, John Harlan and Wm Dewey. Committeeman
LIST dist. y. ,. Prail ID Wni Fi,cus. 3D. Coney Cur
ran; 18th, VIM Dowell, I'm. Cha. salter, Oh. VIM.
Garrett.
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MINERS BENEVOLENT AND pm

liners BENEVOLENT AND PRO
WI TECTIvE ASSOCIATION, o. Indiana meets on
the fourth Friday Ia each month. The ofcers Of the
General Council are President. Robert Lmn, Harmony;
ice-President samuel Briggs Treasurer Hugh say
age Corresponding Secretary, John Scott knRhtSville
Hour o. meeting, 9 O'Clock, A. n.
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CIGAR MAKERS.

A LEXANDRIA VA.-Union No. ls5.
IA meets on the first SATURDAY in ca. n month WIN
r. simmons, pres. james h. stenes, vice pres. John
X. Barley, treas. A. r Schocni, hn Sec. " II HaT
per. re. and c"T-sec
A LBANY, \. Union No. 5 meets ON
~ t III -f ~ I've Mlai1 4 ~ on,h = Tsars
swan street. u Kaiser. vice pre- NJ y Hogan re-
cor SEE n" - Jeter-on I. : Y. y. swann. m sec
David Hunter. ueas.
A UBURN, NY .-Uuion No. a meets N
N the IL MONDAY etenirs q each u,.Dth AZ M In
West C'eie~ee Patrek HUI han pres Ja- Malone
vice pres. ". J Van BrtInt. IN c,.r ~, b.,a
4S9 William t'hiH'f-. tr,a-
baltimore. Md mon No. 1. u Mary
, land the first Frida, evening II every
month at Lutte Hall, v. ?, south Frederick
street. Henry seebo president. Augustus Flccken-
stein, Vice pre-. Edward keqnAr,t, in. ~ccD III
win johnson. English John wildemuth Ger
man Thomas MeDermott. treaa-. L. p Rob
ner, cor sec'y. .a Pine street
DELLENILLE. ILL-Union No. SO meets
I'D the lat saturday " each month the hall Or
Main a. HeurN >chiermes cr. pres ON" >cheske, vice
pres. Thee Sch ,ke, tr,a-. Cha Miller Hen
r., Th'bus, JT.. I'm and ~ec, t-,N 81. = Heise
>ergt AT AIMS
BOSTON, MASS Union No. Is meets on
I'D the second "Wednesday IN escs mouth at 46 Wash
ngt"n 81 lsaAc PARK. pre- Prank Otto vice pres.
james Bre-lin treas. Henri Abrams rec .ec Louis L
JUNE, nm. ami ~.cN, No. Chelsea street. Charles
town, Mas.
DBUOhLNN. y Union No 81 meets
- on the fourth saturday evening in each month At
O'Clock. Walter smith, pres, Peter Higgins pres
Henry Bird, rec -ec. Vim Sperer treas james vii
mott, FIN ami cor sec.. t5n Atlantic
BURLINGTON, VERMONT - Union u
- meet- the first Tuesday evening. ~ each ~
At 100 o'clock. John Iyuu, pres. n. y. Hitchcock
vice prt~t NJ LepTund tr.=ss Jane n Beckwurth
director; VIM L,renze. Y. b Hitch
cock, cor sec'y, box $40.
DINGHAMTON. NJ W mon No. IA
- meets On the lst TUESDAY evening " each month
at Medical Hail NJ j. q Brleu, pre-. y Evans vice
pres wilbur Day, sea-. T. J. Coz. fin and cor
sec boN IA, ~ y Garrett. trr-, Frank Herman jan
BUFFALO NJ N.-Tmon No 2 meets on
ID the lst anna 81 "Wednesday Ia each month 90 Shin
Carpenters and Caukers Hall Nc. IL Svan-st I,ui,
Jaeger, pres. joseph Weightr., vice pres John Nc
Feeley, fin sec.. cha. Wlcck trea. james
cor. sec. box 27lO m
4 tAMBRIDGE Mass. Union No. IO7
~ meets on the first "Wednesday in each MONTH in
the Forester Hall Main street Charies Parker pres
stephen Nrpniar, tirt prr, samuel Bu,nach treas
james Mcfarland, reg., In and cor secy IL Pearl st
THlCAGO, ILL mon No. ! meets on
~ the first Fray NJ each month, Cri>pin, Hal
| on Dearborn -ervet. Jno. Gibbs pres ~. A. I,aac~
vice pre- Henry lsAacs- imam. ~e,. samuel Morgan
rec 49,. Andrew Inchtermtln War. en-, John Eckf0rd
cor. se,'y, bon 81.
(UNCINNATI -C mon M meets at Ar
~ t-ster Han waiuut street atYye Thirteenth w III.
hr-t ami thfrI TUESDAY rlish tiuth. VIM g. Miller
/ pre-. y csn.re-t- i- Eifu and Maple W. y,,n,
Hills N. Huber f,r.-.-. ~ - S@'ihH
- Na-l-yt ~~aA man1amaA@@ smme 1eeman "
= -s1-a. -.ua .=yE.Iq--IItN u''p"
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SCHENECTADY, n. Union MI "
~ meets "n the first Tuesday Of every month r
r Cralgsman, pres, a. a. Ran-lrr, hu sea-. t,Iv.,rt
a, smith, cur. and rtc. Phillip NithtIs trs5.
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~. LOUIS, MO-UmUn INV I'M m4at. WV
~ the Second Friday evening w every month Nv T,r
ner' HAL. NO Is south Tenth st. Ewd Fre,. pre-
o'A zs4o n Gohriug vice pres, VIM. Heidmeycr re-,
1her, treas, John n Tenhusch. our .c. bpN 2i4a
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SYRACUSE, \. Y Union no meets
~ Nh ne lsst Thursday M ua-h month rho,
Doyie' pres, M Hurt street, Jacob ~Ay us, pry.
ma "ehhardt rec. see. flia- Jacob, ~ wv Jo.
Stader' treas. Tho. Zapf. sergeant at-anu. Jacob
Gebhardt, cor sec boN -
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SPRINGFIELD, MASS.-Umou No 10
p 7ngheid House, No. NJ. West state n IA
hA,ne pres >. Cohn vice pru,t.. y. Miller iin wv.
u smith rec sec. Nathan Rappcpnrt treas III VI
Clase. cor. sec. Iock boy I2lM
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ACHINISTS' AND BLACKsMITHS
INDUSTRIAL CON.

Il y. ). C.-The following is the list
~ Of officers II the International Grand Losl.e If
the \. q. ). q. for the ensuing year
~ :. k-James ?. Wright Baltimore.
D. l. q. y X Hosea p nsborno, AI;i~suNrr
G. k-Benj. b. Scully. Lynn.
l. e. SC {. Mower, TOwanda, Pa.
e. Treasurer Richard Murphy New York
Trustees Harry Farquar, A. y McIAin ami Edward
Brnnme
C. C. MOVER, l. q 5 Il X otSC.
Box ~. Hopkinton, Mas.
tARPENTERS AND JOINERS Ma
~ TIONAL UNION J. Je->up. Prest ~ II
Norfolk St, New York City
GRAND LODGE UNITED ORDER OF
W AMERICAN PLAsTERERS' Headauar-er~
Brooklyn, ". Y. p. J. walsh. pre- 2sI Navy street
John ENNIS, sec, 1899 Third Avenue, New York CITY.
DAUGHTERS OF ST. CRISPIN. OFF,
IL Gers for the ensuing year " @ D.-M-S Nancy
StoRehAm LIST G. D.-Mss Mary Weaver End q u
Miss Katie Stanton, Louisville, Nv 81 q y Mis-
Maggie Sotspike, Rochester g. S.-Mnss Esther Bell
Baltimore. O. T.-Mrs Elm Rngers, Lynn. Mas
All correspondence business II the order shotd he
addressed To Mis- Nancy whitmore, p C. D.. No. *
Sibley Block Rochester, n. Y, ~ Esther Bell G. s.
Baltimore. Nd.
NATIONAL LABOR UNION Organized
IN August 20, 1855
RICHARD TREvELLItK, President, Fisher Block, De
roit.
HORACE H. DAY, First Vice President, New York
MRS. f. o. @. WILLARD, Second Vice President Chicago
c. BEN JOHNSON Secretary, TAnaquA, Pa
A. c. CAMERON, Treasurer, 52l West Madison street,
Chicago.
Executive Committee "A G. Cameron, % Chicago. W
]. Sylyis, OF Sunbury, Pa, NJ w. Field, Detroit Mich
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SIhNNf lElll, ILL mon No. ~ meets
~ % tht hrst SATURDAY " each month at the Harnor
HAL 1n ruth 81 between Washington aul Jefferson A
Ee" kuhiand, pres W SperkmaI Vice pres Fre,ier.l
Leuders, rec. secy Michael Behner fu sci. d, Ier,r
Dlngei tress Corp. Lehrhu-scu. sergeant I'd ARM.
Andrew Capp, cor. ,ecy drawer $3.50
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DOUGHKE EPSIE- Union M. ~ meets wv
IL the hrst Wednesday m each month pnlI sinus.
ter, pres Jacob Be>cr Vice pres Moritz WeiperJ, rec
cor. aud I'm. sec.
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hEIEUII, MICH Uniuu M. - meets
~ "u ,hr 10 Fr-s { even month a the Lafayette
Hal, ertiHf -t Henri kle. pres. 2,7 Hastngs-st
" E'~ttfh. ttry pre- I'D NJ. Dulan. rt., SEQ
III "a ~shiiiissih. nr George smith treas
Charlie Ere >-r-rant at- y W. DridaIue Chas
Erh' ? a bs.lar, trustee FtiN A. Lcnkie, sec
buN -
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WETFlELD, MASS Union INV -
w meets on the first Tuesday evening ~ each.
month, At Phoenix Hall, Film, ST. 3 Harms pres n
Brandhust, vice pres, e. Heidenrech, rec src- g. j.
FloOd. IN. and cor. SEQ N Ernnne. tr.l..
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IWLEDO. OHIO mon No. a. inosta u.
Il the hrst Wednesday evening 1t each month 10 uI.I
Garden, cor Monroe and 81 Clair SIS WIN A Swain
pres, Leopold Schnapp. trc prcs +. Jphu Mrt4uIrt
treas H. schnapp hn. ,cy Dha- A. rr,mygr. r,,.
ser. A swain cor ztc
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X 81 . In An 1T mon NO D meets
- AT the nrst Friday evening ui each month N the
he" hail corner y West Main ana Sophia streets
wee pres Pred. Newerd I'm. sec. John kieSlinp rec
see W Voice Sec, loci boA 542 NJ Vpeyele freas
David Shelter, Interpreter
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WINDSOR, CONN Union No. "a meets
w on the second saturday q each month number
Of members, p. } Goddard, pres, " b Franklin,
cor. sec box l5a
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WORCESTER, MASS. Union NO 81
w meets on the first Tuesday Of each month In the
Turn verein Hall, southbntge street Thos. a. Mitch
ell, pres Wm. fnken, VICE pres, Ed Headman, IN.
and rec SEC, Walter PhelAn treas A kiryena4T
eorsec., box s4O
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PHILADELPHIA, PA mon No meets
% the second Tuesday u each month al Dlgeul
Hall Tenth and Filhert "a. Frank Buuh urcs I3ul
Danen Y Fred. Hickman, vice pres Juhn Metzger
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This remarkable compound was discovered after
many years of patient research by that great German
Chemist, Professor Rseder For this grand discovery
the German Government rewarded Professor Raeder
with present of hundred thousand thalers Gold
Immediately after its discovery it became the most
popular Remedy in Europe for Colds and Catarrh.
1t is now extensively used in the Prussiam Army,
and in all the Hospitals of the Continent A short
time ago it was introduced into America, and now