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Pleasant q nd Profitable Employment
"Beautifuli" Charming "Bu. how iuNeF.. "N hat
are they WORTH etc such are exclamation. by these
WHO see the large, elegant >cw tlrauU7 produced Ply
the European & Am Chrome Frr z @. They are G l'--
feet emsO fart None can resist enc temptation 10 hHr
when sceugthr ChT1uss ItrcqU.~ss ru "a. Sing tos"I
the pictures: they SPEAK for themselves tlF t--yr-
Agts and ladies' and gems ui employment w md
his taa best opening ever ce.o, 81 make money l
prtic !aTs and COutdeurI.I circular sent for 1901 -
iF-ess EAsoSSC0 IS " dslE rg-I.sf 'nst '-r.
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In an Enclish Sunday-school, the Vi

IN an Englsh Sunday-schOOI, The VI
cars daughter, who was very proud of
her Bible class, on inquiring of one of
her pupils how Queen Sheba came to
Solomon, received the reply, ''Ry rail
way, Miss On asking for an expla-
nation she received the answer: ''Be-
cause, Miss, the Bible says she. came to
Jerusalem with a very heavy Sin"
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-08-26

SPEAKING of tall corn, Mr.. Cannon,
a farmer in the bottoms, tells US ne has
a stalk which it takes his whole family
to look to the top of it. This is nice
stalk .-BT1t1lS1CickeT
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NOTICE.

So much damage is being done to our machines
throughout the city and country by unprincipled
second hand dealers and incompetent adiusters,
that it has become duty alike to the public and
ourselves to stop it. We have no one outside OF
our store authorized to repair machines, and par
ties representing themselves as employed by
Us in that capacity are impostors. We viii
not be responsible for their representation
or acts, and will cancel our guarantee on
ali machines with which they are allowed
to tampcr. All Wheeler & Wilson Sewing
Machines needing repairs, that are brought
or sent to our store between now and October 4,
will be repaired free Of charge, except for new
parts that may be needed in machines that have
been in use over three years. The successful anil
satisfactory operation of any sewing-machine
depends on having oils, needles, and parts made
or recommended by manufacturers. 1t is pru-
dent to purchase such articles only from author
lied agents, because those sold by the agents OF
rival machines and outside dealers are generally
bogus and unreliable, frequently rendering ma
chimes useless.
WConsumers win avoid much trouble and annoy
ance by buying articles needed for Wheeler
Wilson machines only at our Office, AIS North
Fifth street. Send for price-list of extra parts.
WHEELER & WILSON MFG co,
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-08-26

COlumh-s discovered America,
- Z Es'sS - 80 but ii las been found that the
Z - fssssse only economical Shoes for chill
~ - q = - d.en are the celebrated n EFR
n - a -. TIPPED. Never wear ont at The
E2XHAe EefsI, toe, and are worth two pairs with
@-EEsa'a4anzS cut tips. AL Dealers sell them.
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At this season of the year cramps and
pains in the stomach and bowels, dysentery,
diurrhUa, etc, are quito common, and should
be checked at once J0hDScn's Auo1yDs Inn
ali such eases, and should be kept in every
family.
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MISS PH1LPoTT's BODY RECOVERED.

NIAGARA FALLS, August 15.-The
body of Miss Philpott, who was drown
ed below the Cave of Winds, last week,
was to-day taken from the whirlpool by
her brother.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-08-26

GREAT harm and discomfort is caused by
the use Of purgative3 which gripe and rack
the system. IdrSo1tS Purgdt,ce Pills are free
from all impure matter, and are mild and
hcalth-giying in their operation.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1875-08-26

THE TWIN EDUCATORS.

c-Ifyou hare a daughter 10 edoGfe. OF son 10 ell
uca in Jfsic semi for circulars ofihs great estern
Institutions The Young LADIES AthelsHuH Ia Uni
ycrsty for Young LADIES', and the Illinois C0HssSra-
torn ~ Music the great Musical COllegel Unsurpassed
In America. address. ". ID. SANDERS, SUperin-
teulauf LACEsDN WIZ. IL
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ANNOUNCEMENT of the death Of dog
by a marine reporter: Another bark lost
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4 GENrIEMAN of Norfnlk. IA. who'll

Low Spirits and GIoominess are the result Of
Dy sDpusia DR.. TUFTS Pills promote digestion and
iuiuart chcerfulncss of mind.
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LindeII Hotel. ST. Lonis

The Largest. Finest, and most complete
Hotel in the West. Washington Ave. and 9Th
st. Felt GriswOld, Clement & Co., PTOp'rs.
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ADVERTISERS

Who desire to reach country readers can do 5" II
the best and cheapest manner by using one or NOR
Sections 0g TIE GREAT $EwSPAPER AUXILIARY
II-Ts. Apply 90 +. L. PRATT, - jackson street
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DANCER. Cure warranted without use Of knife.
- q. W. Bennett, VI. d., rs Locust St, st. Louis.
% FINE VISITING CARDS " mail for 25e. Ad-
- y dress FRANK G. THOMSON, 1sJHcksOnst, Chicago
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RECORD OF THIEVES OPERATIONS.

Burglars entered the tailor shop of Simon
Miller at No. 81 Norolkst ON "Wednesday night and
stole 10 pic ccs Of cloth worth 800 Charles "ass John
Brady and Albert Went were arrested on suspicion OF
being implicated in the burglary, and the police recov
cred the property.
Sneak thieves on Thursday afternoon entered the
APARTMENTS of Thomas Whitney. at No. 40 Elist aid
stole SIS worth OF wearing apparel The apartments OF
Mrs Emma Bushnell Of No 3o2 East Twelfth-st. were
entered also and robbed OF 800 worth OF clothing and
iewelry. Louis Smith Of No. 800 West Fiiy-ffstst,
lost $40 worth Of property Ill the same way.
John Mischer Of No. 4,429 Franklinst. Philadelphia
was arrested yesterday By Detective Officers Won Grc
ten and Rue the charge OF stealing gold wa.ch
and chain worth 800, from Ms Mary Kohier Of Pnia
dephia Mscher brought tho property to this city and
left 1t at jewelry store OF jane Rogers at No. 800
uudso-st to ascertain its value. Rogers detained the
watch and N scber sued HIM for IT, The officers arrested
Mischer as he awaiting for his case TO come Oh III
the Second District Civil Court.
At the Toubs Police Court yesterday Thomas l.. Reed
a young lad, charged by Calhoun, Robbins o.,
No 40 Broadway, with having stolen Goods 10 inc Nhuc
OF $500 TIE firm for time hayo missed various
articles and yesterday they found Reed secretc III box
or in u! the upper stories Ho confessed lis
guilt and was held fol exa minatiOn
Detectives Won 3gchten and La Rue arrested Edward
RYAN and Robert Brown ON tho Third Avenue cars at an
early hour yesl CTday morning as they were attempting
m Dick the or the passengers Ine Oin1cIs saw
tho thieves make four attempts a4d Then arrested tieih
Bni liars ran sacked tho house OF s. j. L. Moron. at o.
$50 North Fif-st. DrOI.yn. H. d. during TIE aDsoAGe
o. the family Thursday and carried of owey worm
$40 veia buudl ss0f wearing apparel ald other af
ti behind by tho burglars VINO are sn oSeu
10 been frightened away before they had finished
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urday evening and hear Dr. Carpenter lecture on
what could be got out of piece OF Limestone. 10
find out whether they really cared to coo they were
charged six cents apiece admission. and there must
have been more than 1000 of them who paid H.
Indeed, it does not need much more proving
in these days that there is a good deal OF human
nature la tho wOrkngman-that no has Senses
affections passions and all the rest OF It, ana that
he IL coming to the front quite fast due prepa-
ration can be made for him. Mr. Sam. Morley. one
of the members for Bristol, was there to help I'M
prove the occasion politically ttle-not by talking
politics. but by showing duo degree OF interest III
the workingmans welfare. The middle class Briton
has vet to find out that the lower class does not
greatly care to be parOnzed and pated on the heaa.
The artisan as a rule. is unlike both the household
servant and the small shopkeepcr with whom ne Is
too often COMPOUNDED He has very little OF the
hunky about him.
Ono word only on the sermons OF Sunday Inc
Association was preached about and preached al
pretty generally in the Bristol churches. There are
some four columns of reports in this mornings papers.
They seem, on the whole am glad TO say more
charitable than belgerent. The Church is far less
militant than it was at Belfast where it lives to be
sure. in a state of chronic with domestic foes
Il mean, of course, the Roman Catholics-and
where it had some prOvOcation in DR.. lyndails
stirring address. l don't perceive that any Bristol
clergyman has thought it worth while tn get his
gnns into battery against Gen. Strachey, even The
general question of the relations between Religion
and Science is good deal discussed; anicably
enough on the whole. u. w. s.
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manner and this rich country will Ion ger s,gsrr
der the weight of financial distress. SYDNEY NJ STRAY
Brv0ktps, Aug. 70. 1875.
QUESTIONS Of STAGE RIGHT.

ISSUE BETWEEN AIGUSTIN DAILY AND LES
TER WALLACK
EACH rNDrAvORrvG To RESTRAIN TIP PRODUCTION
BY INK OTHER OF BYEoS's Comedy "OUR
Boys"
Augtstin DAILY Of the Fifth Avenue Tbeatcr
and Lester waIlsck OF waacks Thcafor have been
vertlsug the eally production OF Byron's comedy OF
"Our Boys each claiming the exclusive right 10 such
production. Nr DAILY lately obtained an injunction from
Superior Court restraining Mr wallack but, OWN,
10 the absence OF Mr. Waak Connecticut, service has
several weeks it IL proDable that tho papers cannot be
served in time 70 Interfere with the production Of the
pay. In tho time. Sir. Wallck has begun suit
against Mr Day, AMI yesterday obtaned a temporary
inuncon against Mr.. Daily. requiring him on Tiiey'sy
next 20 show cause why he should not DO psob. Dsed
nom PERFORMING me comedy nai.i d. EGt hT Day Is
also absent tho city. aud scrsice Oh hn hs been
found 10 lie impossible. The counsel ~ both rars To
the litigation decline accent serv.cc for thc principals
II appears rom the paper. that tho right TO perform
the comedy In America chased from the author
by TT w. French, tie dramatic published, wh) oil
IL st 70 H.: DAILY. He subsequently claimed that NJ
l. y had carried out his agreement. and ten sold
the play to sheridan Shook. The latter abrvard
Nc.oi" ~ hi. ttat r. AMI Mr.. French thon sold rhs
right - Nh. Wsilfcs FOR 1900 cash. Air Daiy unffr
lied the comedy iOF s opening Dignt AID cir!Is Tho
priOi right u us abusive production.
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RLPID TGAISiI DAEIBIRAIIONS.

prtf1 CODFEHS SUGGESTIONS 10 HE CONNIE
sioNrtss.
The Rapid Tiaasit Commissioners MT a@ain
y.i,riiy al representatives. ca Tie Gilbert and Giet IL
vost. COMPANIES and several ,nSrni'rs called upon
~ ia. Tie ,onsal;iu. cninoors IN dc report on the
VII and cdc II stIcets covered ~ me routes adopted
This was ac3omla sith ~ NJ ~ the prof :" %.
First. o.tJul, M TriG'o routes irJi Inc D4IcfJ
30 be Harlem h ser.
Pcter Cooper made ~ itions TO the Commits
sarers urging tLc attention Ii' plan OF az end
- cham 90 produce tao motive powei Tor rapid tran
81 road and sad aGbsantIy that tho result OF tie mo
tive power being stationary and placed a. one end of the
rutr would that those living dOns business along
the line Of ROAD wouid be freed from tie noise and
lnukc created ~ i0cOmJttVe engines passing over the
back .ero would u.so loss danger % iriSsening
lie es In the street and OF disasters TO PASS ngci5 be
caase the siructrc would De roo from the heavy and
sudden strains produced by tho starting aud stopping %
NOV ABLE engines. Tue pass go:s would also feel SAFER
ON account OF the rcadn with which the ears could oe
.opp,, by means OF lcvois, while they could be run
fast necessary.
Practical Advantage In preventing conductors from
stealing iares could he gained Nv having frequent sta
TONS 81 placed that pd-scngers would not have to Wal.
moro lau two three bOss to rc,ch them, and by nav
ing tho fares collected at these stations as AZ ferry
houses.
rapid renstt, Mr. Coo 81 ~. was wetner the money
could be procured ID construct IT, Iii" I.ird AVoniio
Il abroad COMPANY voG.J DC ~ilhug ~ adopt AIS ~
(oopcr'sl plan, md lie wU.i n.cf ai> mnDey fOr
The WORK "nd Harlem Rclroad Company
held a monopoly OF travel shove fOrSy second-st. ana
tire line Of street running below tiiat iolht
supported Ills NOM poly. the Harle,h Railroad Com.
.i would not have Sufficient motive 10 build rapid
t,ast ii they the consent ~ tie Legislature tn
do So Finally said Mr. Cooper ipd rarst - mo cry
ing this city, which carlVt do without H. EveIy
year hundreds 81 thousands Of people are driven rom
Nev-YOrk to NovJersey ard Long Island for iacE OF
RI, Id Transit 1Le C.cevc!, Street Road Is unpleasant,
b, side being the west sdJ OF tbn city. The great
Ioroushlarc between the ends OF the sind IL on 'le
east side, AMI tue rapid transit road Should bc
built. . -,
Communications rccelued yesterday rom Is. w
TAYLOR II. H. Pnttrson, A. Specrt aud PfeslTnl Court
ri snt of the Grconwlcbst road NJ Cttilglt stated
tiI tn" company ne r.rTe5cn-ed would present l.,r
p.s of The Mind of elevated railroad thcy wah'e 10
bull OF hoir route ~ tie Commissioners On sept
IL understood that the Gilbert Company Will pis-
s at ..cir plans ON the same day. .
Tho .iomers SAID r. trr!ay that under tho law
they must al s.rtse the dIy on which they Wil MAKE
t,er cloce Of the ian o. road They have not yet de-
ced when IL PIT gUf III this adycrt.s IA, nt IL VIII prob
alb, b. Iulisird time next vock They adjourned
q meet again next Tuosday
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TIE COMMISSIONER OF JURORS.

Chief-Justice DAILY of the Court OF Common
Pleas has rrndered decision IN the matter Of the selec
lion grand jurors for the City and County OF Nelork
the year 1875 In this 1t is stated that Thomas Dun
lap the present Commissioner OF Jurors has been a
pointed by the Mayor authority conferred by the
Caarcr of 1873 which Sufficient to show that lac holds
the ofce and exercises the duties under color VI title
The decision further says:
Mr. TAYLOR in communication sent tO us. caiUs thar
tLis IN nc Charter Of 1873 Is unconstitutional,
bIt that is question haze no authority 10 pas On
J. hnyo 20 Gisclargo duty impartialy within the
time limited by las, treating Mr. Dnnlap. whom WI ind
IN DO, Of the ofice Commissioner OF Jdr0is
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OTiRAATT,E TTFESTYGLIION.
v oRKIYG5 OF T'Is DEPARTING Z rXrLAiNED 81
COMiIsSiOSER McQuADE

v RKIHG5 OF T'Is DEPARTING Z FXiIAiNCD 81
C0MAtssioSEg McQuADE
AZ The sion Of The Legislative Committee
am ntsi O. irqLre into Hmig alton and quarantine
a..i~ vest. ly Goa James HclIat3 one ~ tae . AZ
ATTN. Comm ssisncr, Wa the only witness MANNED.
He saii !hat the Commissioners me- alpon.rd to look
'ter Quarantine hArs. They constitute board 81 up
,aI from ,ne decision o tho Hoao Officer, AMI ara cas-
Italians Of al The Quarantine property beiohgnS % tho
at, ., ciua.ng The is..liS sL buildings The stea'n-
boat ~ ,nkns ID ~, about mo ls III tle Jear
1ne ca,,,a n and oagaeer are paid by Ito ycar. In
20. Judgment OF tho witne.. t"r boats aro aces
ssry 40, u.a.~iptine purposes Nhon arNsS arc
untr"u the one BOAT IS required continually u q" 'ha
wcrx ~ boar!i y,asc,s. DUNG the Water o. steamer
coud 30 al the ork bit Ono bCat should Do kot VI
boarding. proposes alone II would lot he ieasDi 70
NE tgs for cu,ergenres Tie Commissioners % guar
slne coll.ct $50 for each rip made D. tic hDlN"
There ara other charges made ~ inc Coalniasono'S
,e mons, c.,ecta bocchcs part - DO Subsistence
,,,nl g. utal, reasons stoa mere ana iiis ger vialiy
M away rron set N Ii' AM ~ uf ciV'o
~ s3tn,r,' hoe. dJ.s nc WORK Tne Hopkins
49, JJ .itSt pump AMI UtEsl 2pp4r.tl5 ior 'Nal
g. ,tv ;,..r ana MI ,,s' tdl Ia ease ~ a'rfr'ri-
"a or DIX or Hoffman slinds. Tl' witness ,hpay1'
=, ;hs beat >nou,, De geniy alt Winter iof any eni
a re- gas deck hruds YIo SRI brought int" go" 80
\, 10 lirtrd tn contagious oIro'srs SJSi' 10
81 A. a'ia larger sum Than ,iose VAC 10 "'! '"'
ODD as syr,is3 c. mo-, ,n.',, vessels 80,
tn ,,Atic II the quar- 'inc Commissioners ah Cen
Nee ride. a,e not eS"aus,i'g t.y aothS,De ,sr.
peuG -! sl Tpucy app Opiiatci by the iS ntuIo
i,r Quarantine Purposes aud EXERCISE g'netai super
"a. n oyrr i,Ian1nr affairs. All =. sons are paa ~
tia 80 cNC1pi H.. .Cptty hrtr officers ana t' "'N
II IL ~ 'lr boa F"Don. Ire police provide pi",''.n
{, Quarantine, i.eoIs nnt property i@eJ lshe 90
s 49,, & %e =, M r' rS witness GSi aros, 6st
g,,ie nj, the 6'r,s vas no too largo IL was m'~s ~
90 s'r a. organization iarss eno"s1 - p'"'''" '0'
ans toisni'tco thea sdiou nod until 1880 o. M TO-
Si.' .----------
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TIE PATH 10 GooD coygRVMpvr.


SIR: You struck he key no,c' CT oA'r;1'
reform in your x,,'icat or, ~c 90 "ori' Ia,rlir
ienry Crimo." Il! TuE TdH;Nn. Sept J. Iy.rJ oil .iai
snulI De hold p,cso'1 discr49 Ct T '"i.'S If his
un,c aai ncglcctil a'ichdir. person ~ t ';Utrs
oi i place shoad good ca;.so + iDl.nct'.c '.~Jy~-
"lfr f. person III, honest" vl j." LONGER DO n W,t
see t'i,t all aubpldi'g-'5 are e only ;rs'3ID hut
Officially honest III c'ir- e;:, he separated nom t'io
no ,on They axe ,np and l,e ,e 81, he pDas
biiity must b. at TIE heal: al nm wha ~oYeio' shd
cnn;vis. The lat Gsy. CJrniu sli 10 Iuc iDte Pr u
Lincoln "Y0u will gre 81 niot3te if ynr II, TO
run all the departments OF tho Government yourself
axe vour president 'a apuOntncats-fr t5'm "a az '
res t,isibr-;lid thrn say - yonc sccte'ar'es: b"u
must make appointments - .oul departments, and
| shah hold you respji,'o f. them, "ti
for their good ict oi ior TIE n8n-,f
in Iih they dschdi d, r oihc'i dv cs" In r" W.
wisdom in this advice al Gov Corr IN - toe President
IN. maIeut official farms oni an Office ne iid
be inovrd. Gp on IA yDur WO'h O r. Tho p.Jpie
A., with YOU. Ul!Ul the Lalt5 If GOV. HIDE. IT
n,cds the aid AID suJ, = 81 a." press = IL nrSsr tim
IN the Governor Of TAO T. Gg'e SEA- 10 speak o., r
IN .rity y 'ai lire, an ~ pu f"I d, as Gov Ia''
MS. II mite sff.rts 10 G"1. he TGpj oHH.'s, .ut
,hGs, NJ his pa -, ~ T;nshmc There > 'er
time comilg, ..nd prc-S H..f "a great power, ga
iil.icn It's comns. "NV.1 tuCi! ior worthy cnc1!
That j. MI" Il.
Nec York, Sept 2, 1879.
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GEFA MISE,

From TIE I1cta M Nrf1Id- =,
Father asked VicAsburg boy at the
dinner .il fhc Other day, " are 80. bg mani
We'll. l dunno" I,Elsly alswcred iLe patent
Why I"
"'Cinse | heard some men talking ~ the
hotc they saId you were one OF tho biggest nei III
town"
Well suppose do stand pretty high" replied the
p,trns, ioOAinp please. and cOu,elha stial.
There Vas hall Il minute siiencc, AID then the boy
add 4
'ghss said war . hos yUa carried your te'
aIopni"
The 10Y cant understand yet why he fhoni lavo re
c.i,ed "a bgA Oa the ear which made al, head roar for
fWo Z
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CORRUPTION ONE CAL ~ OF FINANCIAL DCpREs
SION.
To the Editor OF 3he T.is"ns.

To the EdifOr or me 4, Iprne
S.R: While many OF your correspondents : 70
one yorins discover means y Which tf psscas
strngenoy financial matters HAY be OyprcogC, "r ID
evolve from their inner ccnsccusnrss PIN to secure
yosa prosperity, !; aiFoa.s to nc That "ha If Tao
goat sources Of thN su-e ~ hard trres ha' ou rn-
tircy overlooked. When koi snc'rc M lis Lea
during the last on,ury Iio 7od 10y leg 'ntct l tio
obs, vyncc the sabbath, and - 3hec IL ~, pcsa
tenth dag OF pleasure anu enjoy at, Ia ION toss
tho lgb that thoy h, deal. .o sion blow .lom wla
il would not easily AMI Shen hu'h-i h tHcr
success they tore from tho chr hrs n ias't On
Of honor 10 God, aud i'm aI The oNiupe Do nocn.
Greeks, whose altar WA h'iica,ci tc ,rc UGSnJNH
. M cvnsrcratod theirs 10 to worship - RsSsOr, fhc
multitude applauled aud oIcG ior rts. Eat n
n few short months tho gu,tlnss 'reos'i by ton
selves for innocent suGorrs berGL" the Instruments
OF their own execution the w,a'-hp ~ ,ha q 10 God
Was restored. and France RAP. Feres from Ler
t,rriblr baptism Of tlnoi VIVA; Fr''t' hc &C tIr
eight :. nth century Aa-ric, i Hdy bee 80 ~ ~ u
nnetpu.h In Many Of elites. erllg IN t'c wet
,n States the sabbath In So r'lsii hiy oist'l "a -
for dOuOt ~ 10 wLcHel iho hatitl's VNrs
Ard II H. Nor j. this all W.chc Hn., in ls plsc,s
has become Iiugly hDuuhnt IT I'D itr h;te-t ofl
Ger, OF oar National G. Iycnmont ~ thr l",ti,at @I'i W
cs OF = cointr village. IN th, af-ts ~ slnla IN indt
~ bus,n' In dOlucac e iii. corrupt g. lslf =
Tno,e in wh,ac prubiI let S"cl ->urdAt scNn, =
yosate, Sunil lool superin crieI sayo be luscOy
cred pu-s,I wealth Cbaiuci 80 bI.f'y. ~ 80 asvN
direction wc eyes tnc rii; o. tcu' llrp l's
t. or lohi,ng oar stitcscr, orr n"n"h t'ict
our merchant. becpma mon ~ und 10 cf hil''nre' 70
ations aud our National CHgHuVaeni ' 'tc'N on
Chi titan bass let tho Ntb'ata po "ttfSNd ~ WinG
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\ q. 'leman who Is . thrifty peach-tree IN
On go, =. place pn, et!itll stone initiation al '"i
% ~ 4, fry N OF n0ys Ikc Ctrci morning be wcnt
ou ~ rn Ne ~ aud s,i hcoken oG che ims - ad tho
bn,y sskls - u" goa I, oLd dboi1i, Ah.S"o "'s
lrois sick
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mission of tho church in Six;ceIth-st between
Second Thu llvc3 has been Oprn all sinel. WITH
the Rev. Robert Lowry IN charge
OTnER PROMINENT CITY CHURCHES.
The Rev. Dr. Charles f. Deeins's Church OF the
strangers IN Nelson place. Cntonpace, bas been
clo.ed since Aug for repairs, and III open Sop, 10.
II has been provided with furnaces. glass
windows new carpets and upholstery ind light has been
admitted from tic roof Tie church has also been newly
painted and frcsrOed.
The Rev X. g. MhcArthur, pastor Of Calvary Baptist
Church. in West Twent, ihirst, preached his Grs Hcf-
ty, weeks at Basion. Tic Rev Drs. Osborn ana low
ling filled the pulp. ia hts abse nee.
The Rev. DR.. C. G. rl1Iny Of The Protestant EPISCOPAL
Church Of the AtOnrInent al MGdsOn-ivc ana Twenty
al bth-st, his been travelling IN England and MOI uandy
during the Ho Jailed IN tLe eei!y part OF Juy.
returned week ago. and preached last sunday. To-
Howell Of the chapel hls iili.d the pulpit IL Dr. 1iiAnys
absence.
Thc Rev James -. Hawthorne OF tho Tabernacle Bap-
tlst Church IL Sccondf.ye. has be away but
retained last week, ard cached SUNDAY. Hls
81 Passed in Yves virginia. Tic church has been
provided gitl sunlight refector, and repairs have
been inado 10 the exterior o. mo building.
Tie West Presbyterian Cnllch In TwentytiirdSt.
ne II SeVrn5.lyc. op"ncd ist sunday by iAc pas
tor the Rev. Ersknc " Nhit,, H.. ID. Te chIrc'i
been newly fr"sc"d ana painted new outside and III
bu,r h.cn added and Sunlight reiiccors have
bocn put al.
Thc Rev. A. n. Garter OF the Protestant Episcopal
Church o. tho Holy saviour IN East Twoptyifih st. ne'i
Madison ave-. .as not been away difng Use HuiIil.r
Every SUNDAY Afternoon lie has preached al The Ludlow
jail bedc. preaching in the morning aud evening
"a his cnurcn.
TAr Rev William ~ Taylor. D. D.. OF the Broadway
Tabernacle, at Tlriy -fOurtl- ana bXt-ayc, has b,cn
aba nj since Jay In Oceanic, kew-Jsssty. with his
isA.iB. He will retaIa IN tune - pe- ne ~.
SUNDAY IN October Prot Barber " blaine l1s siipped
pulpit durlDg the 5GDimer Tue cnyIch was tpsod
IN AuBusI IOF IiaiIs
Tho Fourth frosoy toran Church, In West Thirty