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TIE NEW OF BULLETIN THURSDAY FEBRUARY H. 1876

being thoroughly steamed down, and the lard
obtained by the process lua into large timed
tanks to Good.
With the exception of the small intestiues.
| which are converted into sausage coverings.
the offal is put through a boiling process
which prepares it for the fertilizer. From
the gutter the hog is sped around the "cir-
Gle F" to
THE SPLITTING POST.
and, by halfdozen blows skillfully directed,
the backbone is nearly halyed, and the
divided portions shot along to the cooling
room. The ceiling of this department is
studded with running grooves which are put
tar enough apart to allow Of the gambrel
block being run into them. The pure fat,
which goes to make leaf lard, is then stripped
from the headquarters of the hogs, and in
this position they are left until cool enough
for cutting purposes
THE MAGNITUDE OF THE OPERATIONS
above described will not probably be realized
by the reader until he is made aware of the
marvelously short space of time which is con-
sumed III their execution. Only about eight
minutes are occupied from the time that the
hog enters the stickingpep until he is over
into the coOling-room and halved, which
might almost lead a person to infer that the
hog was literally packed into the sailing
barrel before the echo of his last squeal had
died out. This is not the case, but it is none
the less true that the first detail of slaughter
ing could be largely improved upon, thus
avoiding an amount Of actual cruelty which
is produced under the present method.
THE fragrant FAULT
OF the system is this: The sticking-b bar in all
the packing houses averages about eight feet
in length, and will accommodate about eight
hogs at time hog will reach the scaldiug
vat in nine seconds from the time he is struck,
and from this point he drops into the boiling
water. 1t is not within the bounds of reason
to suppose that an animal of any kind will
bleed to death in nine seconds, even were all
its principal arteries severed; and the fact that
three-fourths of the hogs are partially boiled
to death is simply revolving. This self-evident
cruelty could easily be done away with by ex-
tending the sticking-bar to twice its usual
length, and the quickness of the operation
would not be retarded, as the bar once loaded
could be kept in that condition without diff
Guilty.
A day is the time usually allowed for the
pork to COO, when it is removed from the
cooling department and carried to the cutting
block to be quartered and divided into pieces
for mess pork, different kinds of mitdles,
shoulders and hams, after which they are
weighed, and either sailed away in the pack
lng-rooms for future speculative sales, carted
to market for immediate city delivery, or
packed into boxes or barrels for shipment
abroad.
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NEW STARS APPEAR EACH WEEK.

jas 1y ADMISSION. 25 CENTS.
GRAND SACRED CONCERT IN AID OF THE
HEBREW EDUCATION SOCIETY,
AT THE TEMPLE SINAI
On Monday Evening, February Is. 1S15 ae
= o'clock.
Kindly assisted by Messieur, LUIGI CHELII and
FREDERICK FEITLINGER of the French Cpera.
Me-dames MERCIER BIER, g. BLACHE j. La
ROUSSINI and LENA LITTLE and a chorus OF
Forty Lady and Gentlemen Anna tours including tho
Temple Choir.
Programme.
PART /.
Toccata and Fuguc in ID minor Bach
Organ Solo performed by Prof l.. Muller.
,. SOPRANO SOLO, Prayer from Aida Verdi.
Sung by Nine. MERCER Bier.
g. QUARTETTE Charles VIZ Halevv.
Sung by Nine. G. Blache, Mr.. L. Chel F.
Feitlinger and Z -"
A. BASS SOLO "Lange dechu" : . yocel
Sung by Mr. f. Feitlinger.
s. GRAND CHORUS Lord, thou alone art Cod
Mendelss0hn.
Intermisson of Five Minutes
1. PSALM 1ls From the midst of distress call
Grand Chorus and Soprano Solo sung by
Nine. j. Laroussini.
2. BARITONE SOLO ooh Lord have mercy
Sung by IMendel ssOhu
3. TERZETTE Prayer and Chorus Moses" Rossini.
Solos by Miss Lena Little Mr.. L. Chelli
and f. Feitlinger
4. TENOR ARIA Joseph" Mehuf
Sung by Mr.. Luigi Chelli
s. CANTATA Plain 90 Words by Rev. J. X.
Gutheim) Prof. Otto Weber.
Chorus Tenor Solo chorus for eight voices grand
double fugue; Alto Solo; Male Quartette; Finale
TICKETS to be had at L. Grunewald's and on thu
evening of the Concert at the Door. FIJI I'd
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BANK NOTICE.

Citizens Bank of LOusiana-Ba mixing De-
partment New Orleans, February g. 1s75-At the
annual meeting of the stockholders, held the LIST
instant the following named gentlemen were elected
Directors of this Bank for the current year:
E L. CARRIERE, ID A. CHAFFRAIX
JOHN G. GAINES, ROBERT HARE
L. ID. MILLER j j. IRBY
HENRY RENSHAW.
And at the meeting of the Directors held this date
JOHN q. GAINES Esq, was unanimously collected
President.
F93t JAMES r. TARIETON Cashier
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Time Of Arrival and Departure Of Aai.,
FROM THE

Time Of Arrival and Departure Of Mai.
FROM THE
NEW ORLEANS POST OFFICE.
Mobile and Lake Coast - Closes at z A., NJ
arrives at 2 P. NJ.
Mobile-Closes at 3:45 P. NJ; arrives at 22O T. N
Eastern Mal-Closes at 3:45 P. NJ; arrives ..
Up. NJ.
Western Mail-Closes at 4 P. NJ; arrives q
Has A. N.
Texas and Shreveport Mails-Arrives daily, OF
cept Sundays, at Up. NJ. Closes daily, excep,
Mondays, at $50 A. NJ
Mail by Morgan's Railroad Closes at A. NJ.
arrives at NJ.
Red River Mal-Closes at 4 P. NJ; arrives q
IA. NJ.
Vicksburg and Coast Mail-Closes on Tuesday,.
Thursday and Saturday at P. M; arrives o.
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at TAM.
Plaquemines Parish Mail-Closes on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday ct $50 A. H.; arrives q
Tuesday, Saturday and Thureday ct p, n,
Dooa!dsonyfne 1ai-Ooses & : 4 =; aezlvog
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HAU rION-The following Bonds were stolen from
y 4l2 Rampant street, Feb. 9th, 1875: Two Bonds
Nos SO and a. for $1,000 each dated September 28th
1o12, Funding Bonds of Carrollton have 50 Coupons
at per cent payable May LIST and November LIST.
BONDS 40 ORDER-Eight Bonds Nos to 10, in
elusive, for 800 each dated April 25th 1873 Funding
Bonds, Coupons attached; payable to bearer. One
Bond No. l, for S50-as above.
FIJI st Mrs MCKAY
DEMOVAL-THE GERMANIA NATIONAL
III Bank has removed to No 102 CANAL street be-
tween Camp and st. Charles streets New Orleans
Insurance Association Buidiup) Fq ct
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FIRE DEPARTMENT.

Hall of Volunteer Fire Engine Go. No. l.
New Orleans, February H. 1s75-The officers and
members of this Company are hereby notified toattend
special meeting to be held at the engine-hous on
SATURDAY EVENING, February 10, at o o'clock
Punctual attendance is requested
BY order of JOHN WILTENMUTH
Ell st Foreman
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The spirit that animates the black legislator
in his wise and beneficial law-makipg is aptly
illustrated by speech of one of these dusky
patriots: "Mr. Speaker" said he, ''de white
folks owns de Ian, don't dey; and don't we
make de laws? OATS what axe you. Now,
Mr.. Speaker, if de white folks own de lam
and we make de laws, how we gwine to live
without taxin' the Ian? OATS what AZ you. !"
Noks8iuy Herald
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Mash Hodgson sell Corn and Hay at IL NJ on levee,
head of Poydras street.
Hoffman Marks g. Co sell Clothing, Furnishir z
Goods, Hats. Caps, ETC.. at 49, o'clock A. NJ, At
80 Chartres street.
Placide J. Spear sells contents of Dwelling 142
Toulouse street. at 1O1a o'clock.
4 N. & B. j. Montgomery sell Household Furni-
ture, Carpets Mirrors Mattresses. etc, at 60
Camp street. at IL A. M.
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FOR SALE.

kOR SALE-An AL brown MARE works single
Il or double and saddle also; six years old this
spring. Guaranteed without blemish very stylish
and trots well. Also Buggy and Harness. as good
as ne% Inquire at Markey stables corner Common
anu Claiborne streets. jag If
kOR SALE-That fine and well known Vicksburp
L and Bend packet steamboat KATIE now abont
four years old, in good running condition ready to
engage in business We will receive sealed proposals.
for her purchase up to the 18th Of February 1875
One half of purchase price must be in cash and the
balance well secured If she is not sold by that time
will offer her at public auction at II NJ Saturday
Charles Hotel in the city of New Orleans. We re-
serve a right to reject any and all proposals
Address Lock Box 57o, New Orleans Post Office
ia26 tfe20
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ONLY FIVE DOLLARS

ONLY FIVE DOLLARS
We have on hand about So 600 of STEWA RT'S
PATENT AIR GUNS which we must SELL We
will warrant each Gun to be of the most beautiful
make in the country. They will shoot through an
inch board at five rods One Gun will be securely
boxed and sent 10 any address receipt of Five Dol
lars. Send money in well sealed envelope to
F9 3m H. C. STEWART Petersburg n Y
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ST. CHARLES THEATER.-Mr. Jos. Murphy
again delighted the audience at the St
Charles last evening, in the play of "Help
The different characters which he assumed
put his abilities fully to the test, and he fully
earned the rich harvest Of applause that was
bestowed on him by those present. This
evening "Help" will again be presented, and
we would advise those who have not seen Mr..
Murphy in his mastery delineations of Irish
character not to miss this opportunity Of do.
ing SO.
VARIETIES TEEATER.-Mr. Jos. X. Emmett
popularity as an actor was fully tested last
night, from the fact that despite the rainy
weather, Fritz, Our Cousin German" proved
a strong enough attraction to induce a large
attendance at the Varieties. The piece itself
has but little plot, but the arrangement, by
which MIR. Emmett sings a number of very
pleasing songs, is happily tfrom either
abruptness or unnaturalness. As strolling
street singer, wandering in search of a lost
sister, Fritz gives musical melange of the
most entertaining character, and never fails
to bring down the house.
His voice is remarkable for its clearness and
sweetness, and his guitar solo, by which he
awakens remembrances in his sisters breast,
is exceedingly beautiful and full of melody
Mr.. J. J. Wallace is very clever in his per-
sonation of a negro, whilst the other members
of the company, particularly Miss Ada Gil
man, Mrs. Carhart and Mr.. Harry Cotton,
contribute not little to the satisfactory rem
dition of the piece. Fritz will be repeated
every night this week.
ACADEMY OF MUsIc.-Iast night "Alixe F"
was repeated by the Lingards to very re-
spectacle audience. Miss Alice Dunning
Lingard as Alike was as charming as ever.
Her rendition of that character was very
acceptable piece Of acting, and met with
very favorable reception. Miss Dickie Lin
cord is very sprightly and insouciant as Luz
cienne. Mr.. VIM. Horace Lingard as the
Duke de Mirandol exhibited his accustomed
ability to handle that class of characters
The support of the regular company was ex-
cellent. Mr.. E. F. Knowles, Mr.. M. w. Fiske,
and Miss Nellie Boyd, the new leading lady,
excelling in their respective parts. Tonight
Lied Astray will be given, Miss .Dunning
as Camille.
GAETY THEATER. was rather small
attendance at this little temple of mirth last
night, owing to the inclemency of the
weather ; yet each artist put forth every
effort to entertain those who were there, and
from fha frannapf app1ouco THAR
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FOR RENT.

FTNO RENT IN PRIVATE FANILY-One large
and finely furnished front and hall Room adjoin-
ing, with or without bOad d, convenient cars and
situated in one of the most pleasant parts of the
Fourth District. Apply No 179 First street between
Magazine and Camp. FIJI 1t*
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DANCING.
DRoF j. ANGELINA's DANCING ACADEM,

DROF. J. ANGELINA'S DANCING ACADEMY
At Masonic Hall,
St Charles street, corner of PerdidO
IS REOPENED FOR THE SEASON,
Ladies' Glass Every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, from IL to 2 + NJ.
Children,s Class-Every Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday, from AZ to 612. $3.50
Gent Class-Every Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day, from to 0 r. NJ
day. ~ I'm
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

In the prices of Dentistry. In order to meet the
demands Of those whose means are limit d. propose
to insert sets of Artificial Teeth at SIS and SEQ Gold
Filings 81 Artificial Teeth inserted with or without
extracti II Of the roots ii materials which | use
will be guaranteed to their purity and durability
Teeth Extracted without Pain by the use of "Ancs-
thesiea.' G. L. MALONEV d. d. s
$50 Canal, between Carondelet and Baronne ST..
F9 ly New Orleans
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department of Finance, City Hail. New Or
leans, February 3 ls75-City Licenses for 1873 are
now que and PAYABLE at this department. The fol
lowing rates OF discount will be allowed on cash pay
menus 10 VIII: hve per cent from Sd to 12th instant
ncslVe three per cent from 18th Goth instant in
csve one and half per cent from 2lst to 2sth in
stunt Inclusive ED PILSBURY,
tSo Administrator
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WANTS.

COLLECTORS WANTED-I want n fcw!irst class
~ business men, possessing shrewdness, energy and
sagacity. to work in this city soliciting orders for
corporation. Situation permanent For further par.
tcnlars, address j. M. DAVIS, General Agent.
FIJI At New Orleans La.
WANTED TO RENT-A Furnished Room in a
w quiet private family convenient to Post Office
by gentleman engaged during the day. viii board
ont Must state lowest terms If suitable will be
permanent. Address d. c.. office of this paper.
FIJI 1t+
INV ANTED-A situation visiting gOverness in
w tprlvate school, or family, by a recent graduate.
Address w., Bulletin Office d27 If
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Notice to the Public and Tax.Payers.-The
undersigned has removed his Office from No. 60 Ex-
Ghange Alley to No 81 same alley, with Messrs.
Lalau'le q Fortier. general appraisers and collect
ing agents He tenders his heartfelt thanks for the
liberal encouragement he has received and hopes for
the continuance of the same.
JOHN T. DUFOUR
10 IOt No. "a EXCHANGE A lley.
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Time Of Depsrture.-The Mail Train BY the Great
jackson Railroad Route leaves the Depot at the foot
OF Caope street at o'clock P. M, connecting with
all fast trains, North, East and West Pullman Pal.
ace Cars on ali trains iva
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Provisions. Provisions.
500 BBLs. CHOICE NEW MESS PORK.
| 200 900 TBS. DRY SALT SIDES and SHOULDERS.
| 100 casks New BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS
| 100 bbls. Extra Prime and Rump PORK.
500 boxes STAR CANDLES. As, SIS, Is, Is and S..
500 bbls. Family FLOUR
900 kegs and tierces Leaf LARD.
$50 bbls. WHISKY Bourbon, Rye and Rectifed
For sale by
H. BIDwELL CO.,
Fist sc Magazine street.
Z RN-oATs-HAY-ETC-
1000 bags WHITE CORN.
1000 :. YELLOW and MIXED CORN.
BLACK SEED OATS
OATS
CORN MEAL.
BRAN.
SEED RYE AND HAY
In Store and on the Levee for sale in lots to suit
c. PLEAsANTs,
FL 1w g and IS Magazine street.
PROVISIONS PROVISIONS
500 bbls Mess PORK
100 bbls Extra Prime PORK
so bbls Rump PORK,
50 casks BACON CLEAR SIDES
so casks BACON SHOULDERS
10000 pounds Dry Sailed SHOULDERS,
10 tierces S. c. HAMS,
Arriving and in store for sale by
Z. K. CONVERSE,
ID st "a Magazine street.
SEED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. SEED RICE
1900 sacks Carolina and Honduras SEED RICE
For sale at
r. BELTRAN'S,
10 I'm 10l Decatur street
THOMAS HAsAM-
LUMB Der,
CABINS MADE TO ORDER
Every description of Lumber always on hand
Sash, Blinds etc. Mills and Yard: corner Cedar and
Julia streets, New Basin, New Orleans Fl If
RAND1TTI CAVE
622 Magazine Street, near Jackson.
Best OF Wines and Liquors always on hand.
HOT LUNCH EVERY DAY.
n SnTh&Sn A. d. FISHER. Manager.
100 half bbls Of Choice Long Cut KRoUT.
In store and ON landing.
For sale By
- III 0o1DoH = 0on0f.A l
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North Louisiana and Texas Railroad
road for freight shipped per steamers r E. Lee,
Pargoud and hatcher.
JNO. JANNEY, Agent,
no u III Common atr
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent I,if

Office Mutual Aid and Benevolent Life In
surance Association. No. 10 Camp street, New Or
leans Feb g 1875 members of this association are
hereby notified of the death of Anthony Aprile who
died in Germany, Aug Is, 1874; J c: Sinnott, who
d!-d IN this city Aug IT, 1>74 and W. j. Taylor. who
died in this city Aug a. 1874 and called upon to
come forward without further notice and pay at the
ONCE OF the association No. 10 Cpmp 81 25 each,
on or before Z. NJ. March II, 1875.
Fl lat r w VOTING Secretary
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FURNITURE.

We are now selling our entire stock of
ROSEWOOD,
MAHOGANY,
WALNUT, and
COTTAGE FURNITURE
at Less than Manufacturers Prices on account of
retiring from business.
ID. KELHAM & CO..
n I'm sc Royal street.
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REMOVALS.

REMOVAL-New Orleans Stencil Works and
~ Magic battery Mandatory, ROBERT CHAP
SKY, Agent, removed to No. u Natchez street near
Magazine Manufactured Of Stencil Plates Burning
Brands, lndelib!e Ink, Notarial and Socie.y Seals
iRaong st1%pa Der Pstes etc, etc. Orders promp9-
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GAIETY THEATER. was rather small
attendance at this little temple of mirth last
night, owing to the inclemency of the
weather yet each artist put forth every
effort to entertain those who were there, and
Judging from the frequent applause, their ex-
ertions were surely not made in vain.
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Ye doors will open at Garlic candle light which in
at 6;3O OF ye cl0cke and We sounding of - mu-
sick will begin at 7:a0 of We cocke.
Tickets and programmes can be had at GriswOld's.
Harps and all other prominent stores and Offices,
or by application to any of the members of Mo-
reau Street Congregation or Sabbath School.
The Levee or Royal Street land you at the Hall
in less than 10 minutes from Canal Street
FLO I'd
The star. (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1874-1875, 1875-07-01
kARaEsg CIRCULATION IN THE CITY.

b Probably fair or partly cloudy, and pos
Sblr light local shoscar during the De1t
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The National Holiday,

The Fourth OF July Committee met
last evening in the office of the Board OF
improvements, Mayor Johnston In the
chair, to complete arrangements for the
celebration Of. the Fourth" on Monday.
Alderman Voight, from the Committee
on Music, reported that he had engaged
Currier g. SeIdenstickers band to fur
nish music from to 10 A. M. The
"Yagers" would furnish their own band,
and the Fire Department would make a
creditable display.
Mayor Johnston, Alderman M ullaney
and Colonel Robinson were appointed q
committee to arrange and publish all
preliminaries Tor the procession, which
and move promptly at 81 O'Clock. The
Cincinnati Police, Cincinnati Light
Guards, Harrison Light Guards, Lytle
Greys, Queen City Guards, Sint0n Ca
dets, Turner Cadets, Camp Washington
Dragons and German Yagers. Alder
man Brauneis was appointed Grand
Marshal.
The Fire Commissioners were invited
to ride In the procession in advance OF
the Fire Department, and carriages will
may desire to attend.
The following Is the order In which the
procession will be formed: Grand Mar
shall and staff, Camp Washington Dra-
goons, Band, Police Force, Sinton Ca
dets, Colonel Robinson and staff, Band,
First Battalion, consisting of Light
Guards, Harrison Guards, Lytle Greys,
Queen City Guards; Cincinnati Yagers,
Yagers' Band, Turner Guards, Centen-
nial Guards, Pioneers in carriages, City
ofiieialsin carriages, Fire Department.
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Park M~stc.

By order OF the Park Commissioners
the fifth grand concert in Burnett Woods
Park win be given by the combined
bands of Messrs. Ourrier and Seiden.
sticker massed and rehearsed for the
occasion. The following 10 the pro.
gramme:
PARTI.
Under the direction of Mr. G. Seidensticker.
]. Overture-Merry Wives Of Windsor (Ni-
eolai).
2. Concert Polka-Obligato for Trombone
(Bilse)
bac1D.
4. Waltz-Hydropaten (GungD.
PART II.
Under the direction of Mr.. q. M. Currfer.
!. Overture-Paragraph III (Suppe).
2. Heimkehr der Soldaten Of '92 (Franz
Kucken).
g. Waltz--Aquarelle (Strauss)
4. Fackeltanz No. 3 (Meyerbser).
Concert to begin at half-past this after
noon.
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-@-~--
The Weekly Star.

The current number of THE WEEKLY
STAR is now ready. It contains the lat
est news by telegraph, a new sensation
in the filton-Beecher case, full srim-
mary of the Important news Of the past
week, interesting city news items, a
large amount Of news correspondence
from different parts Of the country, crop
reports, the great international Irish
and American Rifle Contest. The pres
ent number contains leading editorials
on The Proposed Exposition at New Or
leans. Our Trade With South America,
Gambling at Fairs, Silver, Southern
Emigration, &C., together with a large
amount of Interesting, pewsy and spicy
editorial paragraphs, Religious News,
Book apd Magazine Reviews, Fashion
Notes, Odds ahd Ends, HUMOROUS Cos
sip, several short stories, historical and
sketches, Poetry, a com
pleye Home and Foreign Market and
Financial Report, together With large
amount Of interesting literary, agricul-
tural and scientific reading.
Prce 4 cents in wrappers, ready for
mailing,
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REWARD OF MERIT.

The u. S. Government has given not only to
Dr. Prices Cream Baking Powder, but to his
Special Flavorings, the preference, and large
quantities are Shipped to its military posts.
No more, we say, than 1t deserved, for
it truly b&s proved Itself In our family sh that
we desire, making bread, biscuits and cakes
better than any other we have used, apd just
60 have we found his Flayorings Of Lemon,
Almond, ETC., as pure, natural, and strong as
can be made. Try these articles ladies, ana
see il you do not find them superior TO anything
OF their kind In the market
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10 the Interm easa.e Schools.

Pupils from the various districts hold
ing the following numbers were admit
ted to the First intermediate School:
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Mortwosy Record.

Louisa Miller, 10 months, city.
Thomas Banes, 81 years, England.
Edwin Harris Monteith, 4 months, city.
Bertha Tatehan, month, city.
John Zuher, ~ ears, Germany.
Lena Sohuster, years, city.
Clara Schr8der, II months, city.
Caroline Preisz, "a years, Germany.
John McHugl, 3 months. city.
George Tap, II years, city. -
Elizabeth Hanselman, 3 years, city.
Michael Sheridan, 81 years, Ireland.
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- song Of the crooked distillei
-f'6Weet Spirit Hear my Prayer"

Reust do 1t. Don't advertise your bust.
xesgy IL paying outmoney to accom-
&pA6te other people; II they want to
n yonr goods let Them hunt you up.
&6an you inform me- said student
* BOOKSELLER, "whether / can find
hfNhsre the Biography of Pollock r
ss I daEe ssy you wiz fnd II in the
~ Free Press relates that John /.
b5129nin. Of Romeo, has. dug up s1me
- u6dpposed to have helQnged TO
S6e race 6f extinct ahimalsP Doubt
SS6ti uipst Of the bones dug up nova.
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