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The New York herald., 1875-09-16
BURGLARY IN BROOKLYN.

At early hour yesterday morning the shoe store OF
Albert Conklin, No. S4S Fulton street. was entered
through the store door, by means of false keys, and
sixty eight pairs of French kid CATERS amounting
the aggregate TO the value of $36S were stoon Tho
burglars, in retreang locked the door alter them
that the robbery was not discovered until the clerk
entered the establishment to prepare for the business
of the day The stolen shoes all stamped with the
names of the makers-Durt Silver and Pratt
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CORONERS' CASES.

The following sudden deaths were reported at the
Coroners' Office yesterday
Hugh Gallagher, aged thirty-hve years, OF No. 44S
West Forty second street
Peter Duffy, aged fifteen years, of No 32s East Thir
ty-lfth street.
James Murphy of No 90 Roosevelt street
Frederick Rolf aged eleven months, of No. Ola West
Forty. seventh street
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ELECTION OF PILOT COMMISSIONERS.

At special meeting orthc Chamber ofCommcrcc, held
yesterday afternoon MIR. james NJ. Brown presiding
hr. Robert |. Taylor unanimously reelected Com
missioner Of Pilots for the ensuing years
The Chamber elects out of the five Pilot Commits
sOners At the meeting yesterday Mr. stephen Mason,
Director Of tho Chamber OF Commerce, Glasgow, was
Rrnaent q RuaaL
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MISCELLANEOUS.

! EOMPLETEsT NEWSPAPER, BOOK, JOB AND ANA.
~ teur Printing Outfits furnished by VANDERbURGH,
WELLS CO. Manufacturers Of Job and Poster Type,
Fulton and Dutch streets, New York Cylinder Job,
LAND and Amateur Presses
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BROOKLYN BOARD.

A LADY. EMPLOYED IN AN OFFICE, WOULD
~ like Board in Brooklyn, within minutes of City Hall
prefers small that be heated might take large
room with one II desirable party found mode,
rate; good reference Address REFINEMENT, HERALD
Brooklyn Branch office.
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d. PER WEEK.-SEASHORE BOARD FOR THE
pt fall months, September, October and November; Z;
good fine salinR surf and still water bathng bath
ing houses free plenty of milk eggs oysters fish &e good
fishing snipe and duck shootng also quail farm Of
prietor with decoys attend sportmen, &c DAVID
ROBINSON, Centre Moriches l.. City reference W. Bar
tram at Brooks Bros, Bond street and broadway
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VTANTED-BOARD FOR A SINGLE GENTLEMAN IN
w Jewish family between Sixth and Ninth and
Twenty second and twenty sixth Address j. o. box
], l43 Post office.
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lBoARDERs WANTED.

I HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SUIr-ALSO LARGE
and small Rooms to let. with without Board No.
10 Narick street, corner of Canal
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COUNTRY BOARD.

4 (NATsKILLMOU UNTAINs.-PARTIE WISHING BOARD
~ In the country be accommodated at the summit
Hill House. mile from Catskill ~ per r.
NJ. GOETCHIUS. summit Hill, mile from Catskil Post
Office address-Catskill, Greene county, n. Y.
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COUNTRY BOARD-AT A FARM HOUSE, ONE AND A
~ half hours travel Central Railroad of New Jersey
fifteen minutes from depot; large well furnished Rooms "a
let with first class Board either permanently for the
balance Of the at moderate rates. healthy fine
roads magnificent and mosquitoes Address
TON, North Branch Somerset county, n j.
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HANGMAN's TREE IN MONTANA.

New YORK. Sept 15 1875.
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HOTELS,

A -25o ROOMS, NEW MATTRESsES CLEAN BEDS,
N. 25c., 35c Soc, 81 so g 50 per week. gentlemen
and families Frankfort House. 202 William street. Open
all night.
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VNANTED-BY GENTLEMAN. WIFE AND CHILD,
w Board with private family; second or third floor un-
furnished except carpets house must be in first class To-
cality references exchanged Address, with H. box
5,091 Post Office New York.
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WANTED-BY GERMAN GENTLEMAN. FUR
w nished Room with breakfast east west OF Union
square. Address ERNST, box 1oS Herald Office
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VNANTED-BY A WELL EDUCATED YOUNG GER
w man lady, Board in Jewish family where music and
other lessons will be taken in exchange for board music
teacher. Address EDUCATION, box ls5 Herald Uptown
Branch office.
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q EAST TWENTY SEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
~ Fifth and Madison avenues-Well furnished Rooms
and Board for gentlemen and their wives single gentle
men references
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VVANTED-ROOM AND BOARD FOR TWO MOTHEH
w and daughe between about Thirty eighth and FftetA
Sixth broadway reference given and
required Address Mrs d., Herald Uptown Branch ONCE
GCS WANTED, FURNISHED ROOM ON SECOND
pLC. floor, with good Board, for husband wife and child
AZ years: location Fourteenth Address,
ing particulars fully, HARPER, 212 Broadway.
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VNANTED-FOR A GENTLEMAN. TWO ROOMS ON
w first floor in private family where other boardera
aken location to be between Madison and Sixth
and Thirty fifth and Forty second Address bog
326 Post office
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PIANoFORTEs, ORGANS, &C.

AT HAINES BROS PIANOFORTE WAREROOMS
N and manufactory, Twenty yrs street and Sec
ond fine assortment of first class Panoortes for
sale reasonable terms; few Pianos but little used at
har.
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TWO SINGLE GENTLEMEN WISH BOARD AND
Room ut moderate prices above Foreth street and east
of Sixth with southern exposure preferred;
also running and open fre extras references
Address LEX, Herald office
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

O1O WEST FIFTEENTH STREET.-THE LET WITH
A1O Board, very desirable large Room handsomely fur
nhed, closets, water, TO gentleman and wife, also hall
Room to single gentleman; references exchanged.
The New York herald., 1875-09-16

100 WEST TWENTY FOURTH STREET BETWEEN
1AO Sixth and Seventh avenues-Eew boarding house
all modern improvements cold and baths
and gentlemen; also table Board prices low
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BOARDING WANTED-FOR SELF, WIFE AND
ID child, years old. between Fourth and Sixth
and Twelfth Fteth streets private family preferred
Address ID. s.. Herald Uptown Branch Office.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1875-01-07
SUMMONS.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT or IuE
socC I'd Judicial District of the state OF Ne
ysda, in aid fer the County Of OrInsby.-
ELEcNogE ALIEN, plaintiff, vs.. REUBEN
W. ALLEN, defendant.
Action brought in The District Court Of the
Second Ju irial District Of the State Of NevGca.
in and for the County Of OT,rsby, and the cen
ylaint filed in ssid County ct ormety- IN the
Office Of the Clerk of said District Court.
The state Of Nevada ssEds greeting 10 RtU-
BIN VI. AILEN, defendant.
You are hereby required to appear il an SctIon
hroup hit against ven by the above named plain
tin in the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District of the state Of Nevada, in and for the
County Of OrInsby, and TO answer the complaint
filed therein "a copy of which accompanies TINS
summonsl within ten days teHciuslNe OF the
tay Of seryicel after the service on you oil this
summons if served within this county: or If
served cut of this county. but in tins District,
within twenty days, otherwise within forty days
or Judgment by default Will be taken against
YOU.
. The said action is brought TO dissolve the
bonds Of matIimony existing between yourself
and the Geftrcart uron tie ground 81 iallihg
to provide the commtn neeessarits OF lie lof
more than two years last past; that NE properly
described in the complain. be set of TO the use
and tenef't Of tie plaintiff, snd that plslntiH De
RI stored to hCr maiden name OF t!eonore
uumant snd judgment tor costs
And yCu are hereby Dotif.d Hat If you fail to
spn.s. and answer the said complaint IS above
required, the said plaintiff viii apply 10 the
Court flr n. relief therein prayed.
Given under lny hand, and the seal
Of the District Court OF tie second
skH Judicial District Of the State OF Ne
wv vada. in and for the county o.
ormsby. this I'd day of December. in the year
- onr ord. one thousand eight hundred and
TT. EDWARDS. Clerk.
WI. Pa1TEEsos, Attorney for ilAint'h'
dei-lm
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SUMMONS.
\. r,r instruct COURT OF THE

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF lHh.
Il second Judicial District Of the state OF Ne
yads. in ard for the County Of ormsoy:-
SARAH A. YAGER- plaintiff, vs. chI'isi u
PIER YAGER, defendant.
Action broria hit in the District Court OF the
s.rona Judicial District of the State CT Nevada
ia and for the County of Ormsby, and the COM
-1isirt fIsd in said County Of Orrisby. in the
tficr Of the Clerk Of said District Court.
The Stsie Of. Nevada sends greeting to CHRIS
TOPPER YAGER, defendant.
You are hereby required to sppear IN an ac'lcn
brought against you by the above nance pam,
til IN the District Court Ct the - cond udlCial
District OF the state Of Nevada, in and for the
County Of crI.Isby. ard TO answer The complaint
flrl therein "a cory CT which ac-Cinrauits TINS
summons within ten days te&cluslveoi tie DAY
~ s.ryirrl after the service On yen Of TINS
sumrucrs--if served within this county: " II
served cut e this county. tut in this bls.rlct'
within twenty days. otherwise within forty
dsys-or judgment by dsfAult Will be taken
against YOU.
TIE said action is brought TO obtain a decree
forever aunullinG the bonds of InatrimCny end
now existing between you and plaintih. upon
the grounds of wilful desertIcn and faillrg TO
provide the common necesssries CT NE, Tor
more than two years last past.
IN appsar and ans yer the said complaint as
above required. the said plaintiff will apply 10
the Court for the relic: therein prayed.
Given under my hand and the seal
Of the District Court Of the Sec Id
cEAh Judicial District of the State Of Ne
S6 ~ ada, in and for the County OF orrns-
by this 18th day of November, in the year Of
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred and sew
entyfour.
WIN. PATTERSON, Attorney for Plaintiff
delS-1m
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TO TIE UKFGRTUNETE!
NEW REMEDIES !:
NEW REMEDIES :
I'M. GIREON,S DySPENSARY
C23 Kearcy Street.

EsssA Gas Kearry Street.
san Francisco. Established in 1854, for the
treatment Of Sexual and Seminal Dlst asts st.n
rs Gonorrhea, elect, Structure, SYPHILIS in all
its forms, Seminal Weakness. llnpottrcy, etc;
SKIN diseases Of years standing &i.d t-tersttu
Les succt ssfGlly treated.
Horrible Diseases.
How many Thousands Of PERSONS, both male
and female are there who are suffering cut
miserable existence from the effects of secret
dUlGencos. Or I'm "irns ASSORTED lnto ire sys.
tenn! Look at ,uelr pailia, 5-lac,a:s,i and DIS
figured faces and their IroEen-down ccnstItu-
items, disqualifying then for the happiness Of
marriage or the enjoyment Of life. In this
horrid situation thousands suTtr until death
closes tie scene. Lit parents, guardians,
friends attend to those who are suffering with
any of these horrible, 1ifc-destroying 1naladies
see that they are cared for sid cured before II
le too late. Send them imme dlately to DIX.
GIDEON. physician who has made private
disc asses his especial study for years, and who IS
certain TO cure the most inveferatec case, WITHOUT
mercury or any injurious drugs.
Seminal Weakness.
Seminal Emissions, the consequence OF self
abuse: This solitary vice, or depraved sexual
indulgence, is practiced by the youth Of both
sexes to an almost unlimited extent, producing
with unerring certainty, the following train Of
morbid symptoms, unless combated by sclenti-
fc medical measures, viz: Sailow counten-
ance dark spots under the eyes. pain III the
head III rinE il the ears, noise like the rushing
Of leaves and rafting OF char-ots, uEeIsihess
aeC 1T the lOins. weakness ol The limbs, eoTfu-
sed yisI Il, bluu.ed intellect loss Of confidence,
diIiitIce in AL reaching strangers. dislike TO
form new acgHEiEtanees, disposition 10 shun
society. less of mCIGoIy. hectic fushts, plmplee
md various tTuI t-CLs about the fGc's, fuTreo
tongue. fetid breath, coughs consumption,
night swtats monomaniA sud frequt lit insanity.
II relief be not obtained, should apply inme-
diateiy either in Iorson or by letter, and have
cure tftctSd by his new and scientific mode CT
treating this disease, which noVtr fails OF e.
I. nd ~
CURED AT HOME.
TsrsoHs at a distance may lie CCEED AT
HOME, by addre ssing q letter to DIR. GiEDoN,
stating case, symptoms. length Ct tine the dis
ease Ias continued. and have medicine PROMPT
ly fora ardsd, froe from dLInf &c ard curiosity,
10 any part Of the country, with full and Ilaip
directions. BY Inserting Ten Dollars coin, il
registered letter. through lie FCstot-ce or
through Wells. Fargo X Co; paCEag- Of Medi-
cirs viii lie forwarded to any part Of the Inlon.
Correspondents viii Pl' as1 inform Dr. Gibbon
that they tad Lis advertise Its il the AIPEAI
Address, DIR. j. +. GIBBON
je.3-Iy Box 1851. san IraCcisCo.
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SOLDIERS
WAR CLAIM AGENCY
No. 81 Montgomery Block,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
IL. AIKEN. ATToRNEY-aT-

w II, AIKEN. ATTORNEY-sT-
w Law ana Commander OF the Grand
Army Of The Republic in California and Seya-
da viii give Iru.uItt attention TO tse collection
Of Additional Travel Pay. now due California
and Nevada Volunteers Giso harCCd more than
three hundred miles from home. Soldiers can
depend ON fair dealing. Information given
free of charge. when writing enclose stamp
for reply and state company and roGimcLt, and
whether You have discharge. Congress has
extended the time for filing claims for Addi-
tional Bounty under Act of July IS, 1850, to
January. 1875, so ell such claims must be made
before that time. Original Bounty Of Slo0 has
been allowed all volunteers no enlisted before
July 22d, 1861 for three years. if net paid the
same whtn discharged. Land Warrants can he
obtained for services rendered before 1855, buI
not for services in the late war. Pensions for
late war and war Of 1872 obtained and increased
when allowed for less than disability warrants,
but DO pensions are allowed to Mexican and
Florida war soldiers. State Of Texas has granted
Pensions TO surviving veterans of Texas Revo-
luton. New Orleans and Mobile Prize Mercy
is now due and being paid. v. II. Aiken also
attends to General Law and Collection bushes
se5-2aw6m
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Dr. lie kicbau's GOLDEN BALSAM EG. 4

cures Chancres first and second stages Scrts Oh
the Legs or Body; Sore Ears, Eyes. Nose, &c,
Congressional Blotehes, Syphilitic Catarrh,
Diseased Scalp. and all primary forms Of the
disease known as SyIhi Price, IS per bottle
yprs
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IN AND AFTER FEBRUARY LIST.
u 1873.
THROUGH PASSENGER TRAINS

or RENO. connecting with Eastern and Western
bound Passenger Trains Of tie G. I. Il. q.
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ADMINISTRATORS EOIiCE TO
CREDITORS.

ALL PERSONS HOLDING CLAIMS
n against the estate Of ANTHONY TRAP,
deceased, are hereby notified to present the
same with vouchers as required by law within
ten months from the da;e hereof, at my Office in
Genoa, Douglas county. nevada, or, in default
thereof the kame will BE- forever barred.
December 18th, 1874.
KOPTL RICE.
Public Administrator, and
Administrator Of said estate.
DESC
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Notice.

vu,uE COMPREHENSIVE HERETO
Il fore .xistir. between the undersigned IN
,isr tn frra-name OF James putFy Co. i, this
DAY dissolved by mGs1;l consent H. r. Rice as
Stunning and paying all liabilities and collecting
any debts cue said rrIn.
Jas. DUFFY,
Il 7. RICE
Cs->n- December Is. 1854 Gs2l-lm
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proyen itself the only curative il certain class
Of diseases pronounced by medical practit-on-
ers as ircurable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-27

HAVANA WEEKLY MARKET.

HAVANA. Dee +sugarrhe proximity of e holidays has
led warehouse
al Havana and Matanzas $500 boxes and 800 hhds
recegts week, 300 boxes and 81 hhda exports OF
the week l. 900 boxes and 1850 hlis, including 10000
and an hhds. 10 the nited states Bacon $50 80
q cygt butteT-Ancrcin, KEYS AMI hDis RS qIlllA
d. u tins. <7,04SH Hams, 500 A. qunta for American
~rgarclred Lar. kegs, Sal ISL p g aun al do, in
tu-. 5OH-49 30. pGfafota - -l4 ~ = Dol. TaOW,
s27as80 = quintal Wlx-Y GLOW, sI59Sl a. arroba.
T0lev 6 reals y gallon. onions, American, ga 81
Qsl5 per bb. Naval store, nominal Empty Aogsheaas
anf per ~ -noEs nominal Box reals HOsslcads
r,als Alolsses iinc-c4s, - % reais WHITE Navy
Chewing IohacrO, -j4dr
= guuta Corn. = 10 real. arru1I Hoops dull; last
sal nd sD gold. 81 Fr-gbts iru loading 30 ports on the
nnr Of cuba lout,ir purts for e." nit states 9
h. of sugar. - junti @ lhd OF Ao-rs = 2"Nt- 90
St,rsn tDid oL Q.f1Li premium Exchange active,
yaucue; on the United states go days currency "a 80
rre,n snort s.ghf g7d9@ prem 60 days gnI l20a III
rrem short sight L-- nI-i pren.i on L0n.ol It0Vl4l
pr.m on PARIS. lls4I2O prem.
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pASSFNGEPS 1RELTED.

FROM LrvFRPOOr.-H1 Serr1iiD china. Dec 90 -|lmes
Arusfr0lg George Bliss. g. Bolton. M EgOoIr r. Butler
r. Burgess. d. J.. cameron. Mrs Cl rse Ms, s. 'ar;t r'
Count D0la,.n " r. Dunn T. Edwards. SIT Elbeca g..
J. ElfrIee Jos s. Ely. sir Esc1har Mrs. Jane Won kss'
Mr. Evans NJ and Mrs. H. LOPEZ Flna man servant and
matt servant: Mr Flores Mr fohrcona, ST can ARA l.
Nj Guftt r.i. rt Hamilton. i+li l. u irn
Mr. Fav.land Mt and Mrs Hlcers SIR. -ofskins, NJ Io
lowav Mrs r. Horandt n. T. Howard q. H0vt, ID Jolly.
+ Kane T. + Kelly. b. kctcIam. Mt Kidd. l.. g. LOWS vs..
Pcnn Lewis SIT and Mrs Lowndes Miss lowndes, RHsh T.
Mason Josepu NcGurp. Mr. Mercer. M Merrill, Eugene T.
MILES A. Miles Miss Miles. Miss r. Miles. r. Nillt o. J.
Ns ". D. Morgan Mr. Oliver, s.. OHenh ~ Mr.. samuel
ling J. II. Ia Ing Mt Parody r. Parody, r. fcnrtIy 4.
A. Plant Emile Pre-t. a. B Pride Mr. AMI Mrs lIce, NJ
Pufh Master Ruth. Mr and Mrs. r. -sdirn. VT and Mr. W
-ege Yrs Sheifrey Or. -hefrey H. -pnEeT, o. y. TOIp
kins Miss Troth George Wickham 5. II. wilson, Nh.
y ittaans ". r.. Young. Miss Welsh.
FROM GLA~GON-Ia ste4D@tip state ~ y irg.1a.-Jo-;;
MAGE VIM Francis, Vim. Micki iwate anh
lv Mrs -arah Iambie ~ Miller George q. PM p.
Nr- r. Harms a. Gafrav, Richar Bard James Mar, John
McDOugd.l, Tobias Hage, Miss O. Fowler.
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~ pKOPuECIEs OF A sAvIOR.
Tie Rsp JLn Hail. H. De- al me FVrA AUeaue P5esJyteriG
Cdurh.
al ala - Avenne Fresbyterian Church, at

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, at
F.tAayc. anu Fifty -nitl-st, yesterday morning, Tie
Rev. John Han, ID. D., the pastor, preached
upon the subject OF the prophecy OF the com
ing of Christ The text VAS from IsalHh TX, .,
aud = Tor every battle Of the warrior IL with con
fused noise ami garments rolled IA blood but this snail
b with burning ANA uc of lire. For unto us child is
born, q IL given, ANA JAe govern shall
BE- upon has shoulder; and his maine shall BE- called
Wonderful, Counselor, Tie Mighty God, The Eyellast-
in Ia.Le Tie Prince of Peace Oi the increase Of his
government ald peace there snail be u0 end. upon tie
throne 10 David, upon hls Kingdom To order II, and
u establish IL with Judgment aud with justice from
len.e.ol fOr ever 4nC ever The zeal Of Ile Lord ~
1o.s H perform THE" In The course OF his sermon,
D l.a. ri .t substantially o. fUa0Ws:
Ilt neiat. text s the sixth verse. We read OF Paul
ai D. csu. -ai Le daiy taught ,Ae truth c"ncrIhihs
iAt Al- loln cd. euA Ais O.Joc Was 10 put GODS tDti
seaI @ , rrrai toward fe subject Of Tie
Incarnation I' precise time OF ,hr1sts bAtn is OF no
o. -crlptl ..u does IOi matter much % We do not
hon r Tie faat, however, ri Tic incarnation
99na we Therefore fnd ii stated IN noly Writ
1" 'A' NplherF tum winch To Tex rs taken uld SPEAKS
To m'; the Creator speaks t. the creature. and the
So.ds te commended to he conscience ana tAc mind of
nan. u"d SPEAKS through m!.aoles-iniraees % power
Set Nd NJ IND i1 i New ~. .I,,ae1f' AID
u, EST book of the New Testament is almost
entirety devoted 70 prophecy; suppose that nfnt
ana 0Ung 10 to life. That woud be 10 miracle ana
hf evidence 81 great power but after the lapse Of 100
Jtai- ur So tc evidence OF the miracle would De-
enei, ana 70 would not strike those who read OF 30 M
ioTeoy ~ Il az tiOe who scua y .. But suppose
taal 0ae should iOle,c H-at VII take place thpusaAd
y"Ars nom now and iha,, when the thousand years lad
parsn the event, iore0d, took place. That would be
NJ ~f 81 wsd ~ ana proof si tho prophet Inspired
o. Goa iatth iUtc.Old lOns, l0nS before b happened
We incarnation " Christ, and WHEN CDr5t became IN
ca ne, when he vailed bis GOdhe.d IA hes, lie proved
'h a spOAe 10y tho Inspiration Of God. IL has long
be' conviction that God speaks 20 man. ANA In
mysterious manner, but have evidence that, In the
eaiy history OF Our race, Divine things were nearer 10
Aish and lees SerlOuE 10 them Than tley
,A ~. 1t We have presented % s lie INCARNATION OF
ilsli anl are assured OF His Official dignity Uc shall
" ca4ed the Prince of Peace, Counselor, the mighty
ss'e se have here two things FOR consideration. The
FIST tho Incarnation. The ncarnat Was, IN the very
eSFe of thnsu- necessary Tor VS. ChriSt W suffer
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NEW DOORS OPEN TO THE DESTITUTE.

st. Paul's Guild of Trinity Parish has had
given 10 IT, for the OF charity during the Winter the
building AT the southwest Of Leonard and Centre
sts opposite the Tombs In this building restaurant
has been opened where meals served 10 deserving
poor and dormiores FOR men aud women have been
prepared The Guild o.rs the public meal tickets ~
10 cents each which be given 10 applicants for aid
When ticket Is presented at the Guilds restaurant lie
case will be examined and deserving good meal VIII
he gwen II found uudeserving, the ticket VIII be tax IA
away and returned 10 the giyer In uiis way no en-
eOurageinent will be given 10 tramps. The d0rInltOrics
will also be carried ON by ~ tickets.
These, however, are not offered Tor sale gen
orally, but II is hoped that they VII hc sub