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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1875-05-10
THE FREE TABERNACLE.
DEDICATION OF 4 METHODIST CHURCH IN NO
pDKrg

DEDICATION OF 4 METHODIST CHURCH IN mo-
BoKEH.
the Free Tabernacle, a new Methodist Episcopal
church at the corner OF PARK avenue and Fifth
street. Hoooken, was dedicated yesterday BY
Bishop James, in the presence Of several clergymen
and distinguished congregation. On me site
selected therefor, there once stood temple, the
property and resort OF lree thinkers and philoso-
piers who delighted in ridicunng religion. Then
Il passed into the hands Of the German Catholics,
VINO ~ turn gave way to the present occupants.
II is WITHIN view OF the memorable spot whereon
was raised the nrst Methodist church OF Hoooken,
the scene q many struggles and sacrifices on the
part Of rs adherents. Under such romantic mem
cries and auspices these tie enterprise so zeal
ously begun a few weeks ago could not iah 20
attain the brilliant success with winch II was
crowned Yesterday. II IS handsome Two Story
Drck structure with q chapel and pastoral stnuio
up stairs. Inc nan Of worship IS neatly
painted and the door covered with rcn
ca pet, and the cosby settees and luxuriant
Commentator OF the interior markedly reject tue
enthusiasm and pety OF the w0rsnlppefs. Eour
hundred persons can be Comfortably seated Wlths
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IMPORTANT NEWARK
MATTERS.
MUNICIPAL

The Newark horse car companies made an efory
some time ago TO induce the Common Council to
give them authority 10 increase the present fare
OF ak 10 seven. They urged that In spite or
the most econ 1mical efforts their part they
could not pay expenses and We're losing money all
the time. They animated, too, that unless tue
Council gave he authority asked the cars would
be hauled on entirely aud not run till times Inn.
proved. An ordinance granting them their re-
quest was framed aud passed Two readings Of the
Council, bat at tue last meeting oil the Board.
when the measure came up Tor nnaI action, IL was
rejected by vote or 10 10 10. IL remains " be
seen now II tue companies VIII curry out their
cut-tneIr-nose-on .thels-face threat-st0p
the running OF the cars. Truth 10 say, nobody
beIeyes Tor a moment they VIII DO anything 50
unwlse, Tor IL mignL cost them thclr charters.
SINGULAR TREATMENT or A SHORTY TAX RECEIVER
AT the same meeting OF the Council, a repJt
was submitted by tue special committee appointed
on tue petition ofex-fax receiver Hawkes.. haW
kIns was lax Receiver Tor SIX months IN 1870 aud
then he retired, aIer discrepancy ia ms ac-
counts OF $1,000 So. TINS he claimed at the
TIME, was cnargea Jle 10 the lnattention aud
carsiessnes OF his CLERKS, aud ne ASKED an lnvestt
CATION, which was not granted. La May. 1878, the
Common COunctl, upon tue recommendation o.
the Finance committee, accepted 500 irom haw-
kins as clearance OF us deficit. Last January
he was nominated for the same position, being
toe only applicant, but was rejected Ia conse-
quencs OF charges being made against mis- probity
on tue above matter and oy tue ready Aldermen
VINO 80 slngularly comprJ missed 81, 600 for 500.
The report SHOWS that Mr. Hawkins vas entirely
honest In MS transactions. de lost money by m
six months lncumOency.
THE MANTRAP COMMITTEE,
charged with taxing some acton loOEtng 10 thg
safety oil the pubic at tue shameessIy unguarded
crossings OF ne various steam railroads, made
report simply repeating that Already printed In
the HERALD, made no new Buggestions, and asked
10 be Continued. Meanwhile on saturday and
yesterday several citizeus report narrow escapes
from being mangled to death, as have oeen nuns
dreds Of others during the Last few years.
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THE MoTaRR OF LIsERTY.
TIE EyENrNo SERVICES.

me time appointed Tor the beginning OF
the eVeulng services was hal-past seven
O'Clock, but as early as six O'Clock
there was quite large crowa Al the
Flfth avenue GoorSays, aud although the police
sergeant in charge q the police WHO had been
detailed 70 the cnurcn 70 preserve order at me
entrances was charitable enough % Announce 10
tnem in q load voice, that the doors would not
be opened until seven O'Clock. rot q single person
Judged from nIs place. When the doors were
nnaly thrown open there was q grand rush FOR
'front.' seats, aud from that TIME untn quarter
after seven there was a perpetual stream OF
persons pouring into the aisles from me Fifty
NTH street and Filth avenue doors. When tao
hour Tor the opening 81 the services arrived there
was not a. available seat ~ the entire edincei
aud In the galleries az ne head oi the Fhtn Ave-
nue. stairways. oehinU the weli.fllsU pews, tnere
was ranged dense mass q spectaiers. Toe SOFT
lght ffom tue renectors, Whilc not daZzhng 70
tue signt, ht up every nook AMI Granny J. n the
cnurch. setting on the m sgniAcsnt galleries and
tae great range q psWs beneath " tae greatest
Inc services we're oreacd b III. Han. Alter
reaIng 4 letter rom tie yene aole Dr. Muhien-
berg, fegretunR nls lnabiAtY ~ attend, and con-
Fratulating the cAurcn on us BROS perity, nc SAID
that the brethren wao would ADDRESS them would
speak upon certain appropriate topics ne nad
taken the liberty o suggest 70 them, re atng 20
the work OF tae present and that 81 the iuture'
tain they would receive attention. The hymn
Gunrg lh0u our evening E0uf
snel4 WITH Thy mwnt,
F0I all lily care this Jay
Our gratefn thanks we pay
Aud 10 our Father pray,
Bless us 70 night
was then sung 10 tile air. my Country it's OF
Tnee,n afler winch Mr. ha.l reao a portion OF the
xty.second Psalm. Dr. Todd, Of the Union Theo-
logical Conversely then offered NJ deyout prayer,
when was followed by the singing 81 the hymn:-
Q spirit 81 The living God,
Ia al Thy penitui4 0i grace,
Where er the FOOT % man hath trod,
cscend on cur apOatae race.
Or. vERMuYR's ADDRESS
Or. Vermilye was tbe hrst o speak after the
close or the singing 81 the hymn, his subject being
.Tbe dignity oil TIE Churcn OF Jesus CHRISTI He
said the great thing which Chlistans should
ever bear In mind was that they were purchased
by the precious blood o. Christ Tue saviour. "a
thar consisted tue digaty Of the Gnu en-. The
cnurcn Of Jesus christ was composed OF al those
VINO mad been redeemed BY christ, VINO through
tue influence OF tue HOLY Ghost had become con.
trite beievei in that great atoniRR saernce and
VINO believed that ne VINO DIED Tor US was our
leader. Iney we're all members 81 CnIlsps
municipal BODY, no matter anacI Wn va
ordnance tneJ appeared CnTMuans nsa
been purchased Of the mass around tnem VINO
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knows himself az your child. lie has all the
knowledge that Is necessary Tor the purpose OF
his present NE, ana wnen more IS needed re VIII
be lltted np so Is II VITA MS nc the hands OF our
Heavenly Father. How much IS IL snali never
Know even Tor al eternity; but we know God in
CHRIST who loves u5, and we love Him back
again, ana so we have the llgnt OF the glory OF
God through Jesus christ.
THE CONCLUSION.
And now, my dear ana beloved people said
the reverend gentleman, IN conclusion, there
visitors who arc nere to-day VINO wall bear win
me as viii the beloved people OF my churcn
Let me give You one suggestion nav
ing The Closest possible connection with
the theme upon which l have been
ieeby speaking 10 you. The same regard Is given
as 10 the building Of the temple. Ia the Second
Book or Chronicles and filth cnapler:-'It came
even TO pass, AS the trunpeters ana singers were
as one, 10 make one sound TO be heard IN prasing
ard thanking me Lord, tnat when tney lifted up
their voice, with tins trnmpcts aud cymbals and
instruments o! music, ana praised the LORD. say
lug, For ne j. RooI for his mercy enduTcth tor
ever? that then tne house was llled with q cloud,
even fnc mouse Of the Lord.n God has made you
rs one, God has kept you as one, wAen there were
trying times, by His one seal with one heart, and
WI h one voice lift II 10 10 praise Him, ana thus
rne glory OF the Lord may DO expected TO MI the
house.
the reverend gentleman was listened TO with
the most profound attention ana at The con luston
OF the prayer which followed the Doxology was
sung, after which the congregation dispersed.
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LIE NEW CHURCH

In our weakness and distress,
ROCK OF strength be thou our stay;
In the painless Wilderness
Be our true and living way.
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TN BEEc MIR C.ISE.


Plymouth Church has voted to call an
adNis lry council. TO whom }, " 10 snnuif -it-
stauiiuiN the sa1Ie questions tnaf Mere % re-
ine CHURCH commit tee selected ~ M7. Heccher
heior- the cA~- wa- tried in the civil court Wis
Nuu'u.t. nrNno.i Iion - accept the pIo-tt,u-
"i !ir cNut'h ana in acd the . lr-.tuu- = lptni.
tod b, nee. add To lay them ail before q mutual
council w. not acceoei To 10y he church.
mutual council Will be called. out two ex parte
councils msv lie.
Wrtiiuk We can saw some things IN this sub
feet wit out ,Yins iIst o1rnce l. sny. that
move mot Vet beet SAID. afU WtIch n..ruf Tee
90 Iu ti. interest. II the Daurcu. If nust. Of
/. rn. Gaze n,- never vet been inyesti.ltcl
eNc-r' "nu 'Ir size &C tg' hnu-e. I'm fu" ,itl
teen rrpyfd or o. proved bv the denits or lt-
mi 81 rs ~ one ot the par tr- implicated. ana
10 the persons Wl4h whom she ID 20 rnd CONVEX
sdii"u "n lir sui '"ri. were cNclndrd. itl-
leaves one-i an. 70 least md perhaps more, oi
the case un"Nauined.
.. he iuNes i-auon had by % church commit
toe. selected uy Mr. B-ecner himself ure, i1us go
tue cNll trial. being wholly eX p,rtc. never
Az ndcd sati faction e. the Iurht. However
c4nuid and iIg-r uous the gentle men were who
m osrd th' committee. they fpuui no cause
for iuvestig ton, white the ri q q the pres, ut
. uOl OF tie clurru snow the con. raw.
3. he resolution Of The church LIST week TO
cam co,,ncu "a, - ," cN I'e
tue cnurch committee Investigation. % VIII
not have weight IN tnr & Eat ot the world. By
IT. nature " ~ iNcoWnet"ni t. give au npiuiou
- viii "a tlue Is attached bS IN 90 seeking i'm
'Tt,s - he mora neln,,ii, .r,, ,,b,, ,,,
Prnc~i 4 IL IL con II Iercd. MIS-. So ult 20 a. ke
"'i,. rhs ~ r.h - " M , '',' ~ T, a..
w. 81 n, esttons ,,b en- ,,r,,''. w. ,, r. -
,nt.Io Sha ,rrort.t 80. ,,,'.s,,,.,'s ,,t
,ss.nt.I 10 ,n.tr s,,ni,,isi m nr,'vid,.d ,ert,
n,.s,f'.u. wt,trn she nro,,..d ,,a,. ai, =,
uilIttd. Their questions did not inv I've ti"
a., Ia, 80, i,,,. ~ ',l,.. I'M. 49, I'm, -
"a, Ia H. W. In. v',',t..' c.s, ,t.r. H. no.
a, ~ ,,,..ti 49,, ,..f,r. A. tht. q, +i,'.i ,,,,,l
n.ta th ,,,,,.e .,pi. Of, a., b nj ,,,,,, n ,.t -
,.,.i 80, fia a. - ,ll,,r,t,,a I'.tiv ,',,,u.,
80 - 800, ~ "a v.,lI
MI. nv r,.' tst' ro,.h ,bo,..,,t, 20
10 rd ,ta D..-,i.r - ~. mn. ~ 80, >"
- Inc rh.'l.n ana MS ua.tor nam, IN. H.
',,,,,'.., H. ,-..,i',', al a., H., =, ~
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THE FIGHT FOR LIBERTY.
PROGRESS OFTHE STR UGGLEIN THE
EYER EhITH FJL ISLE,



Troubles of the New Commi- sioncr Tho Pa
triot- Approaching Havana -pnnish Re-
pOrts- Cuban Successes BlOudhaund-.
H,vNSA, Dec. 1s.-A large portion OF the
cor metcial community Of tut. place has bo m
during the vast week On the c,, 90. nnanciu
rthquake, owing To the RADICAL attempts If
tho Royal COMMISSIONS, >rnlr Rubi, to intro
duce order intO the chaos 81 the IN nd bad.et.
and by cutting the knot he cannot unite, rendor
practicable hrs expressed intention of eau ing
the treasury's daily oblis tons to be currently
met ON and after the 1T of January next. To
effect this II viii be remembered, he dccrecd
that the arrears due by the Government we're
only to I've paid rs far might DO pos stble from
the excess q revenue over the actud current
expenses Of the administration, as such excess
might become available. THIS. ike many other
plans that have been tried " the successive
Governors aud their advisers In the isan1, WIS
found - bo easter tn decree than to execute.
The Cubans have tccu showing 20 orc 'ttvity
success, number OF fortified posts, ami have
DESTROYED several plant lions Ia the Cientuccos
and S1eul districts, and have made their appear
nnce consi ierdniy nearer to us tuan tneb had
hitherto come.
On the Nh Maxine Gomez had a n,ht with
the hatall on ~ Cardenns at Com le2. aud tn,
latter clai tn Il he was driven on. le wing i've
OF his men dead on the field, withdrawing some
more, and some wounded. Tho Spaniirds lost
one soldI and two horses. Tne column com.
mandcd bv Col. Martinez in important ouera-
lious through the country about Oio de Agu
Las Ccdras, La Srihta, and or or places. from
the LIST to the 9Th OF December had several nchts.
killing i've rebels and wouudtns several with "A
loss OF one man Killed aud one wounded. On
the 1th inst. the fort at San Juan ,ttacked
bv sixty Insurgents. who ~ere successfully re-
pulsed. On the following day he garrison VI
the fort at Galilonceio and volunteers Of that
| town beat the enemy In Lo1Hs de Guandblni.
onl, one man wounded. on the 1nth httv In.
suigents entered the cattle farm Of " Al Gina
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BR.iNDT's TWO rORTUNEs.
oung NIaa oil Fortune, swell at The Water
Ing / ine.s, and Twice "a Convict.

AIollh Lewis, alias Brandt, alias Loew-
viz X. t,.s arrested IN the Branareth House on
Tuesday nisht on an ccusa'ion - altering
FORCED checn Ills method was t. I'll up
ch''' on d ms DO 49, SION, + uadeiphia, Column
bu.' hi C.orinrat, ana order 20 ds 10 nearly
the amount ~ the check; the difference he took
f. b.. iic ordered Sl1i worth Of goods from
"a' Mas % 81 l. cnari tire :, giving check
on q % rs- hrm in Reaain.. Pa. He receiyed S3l
IN .-I. ila. A. Nptp,cull. OF ~ Broa. way
W. ST. imI out of $i.9 IN tie fHulc way.
stmu Sirli-s. Neilor. 3 Maiden lane, Was
M id -, worth $40 Iuu Is in change for a
i"'-fi n'rf. ia tur jew lily store he re!rc-
sen''u t.u-.lt q ruan Consul to pekln.
lh' irt"n'r Is ana old Oh udtr. When ne
D. Ol- maj ritg hc e. me 10 this county
VI s1t 80 p s.Irt ME VITA. lie soon sent b.
al 80 Last living, ana was then cons
NHi 90 Ike employment ~ clerk m
the Ametlc n Hotel, Columbus. lie there forged
30 ''k foi 81, aud was sent To the penlieuu ~
toi ru" y'1r ~ the mean Tine Ills iatrer o.ci
70 ',rnH nY leaving the convict son go 900
b'ihlt f's.fei ail the large cities m the Inlted
~ o., living sum'tuO.siy, and a. tine Watering
Ell DIS fortune, and - -atisN hi, wants ne rnfn.
m ra forgery In Cleveland, ana WIS punished
~ A ute yc-le' seAtchce Ia Inc sta.e Prison. lie
W.. fer'. US recessed.
Is atl' j. ,hNut loity years Oh, well eduC q ed,
a. b.. NNc luug.u'fs. md Is eNiucuty tdltble
o. r.ar'lu- di-ilucton 4 he wuulu honestly
a; ma cii 10 nu-,ura-. lie says that be owns
tiHt"I DO Sew YORK DlN D. ids. iu-ilc h 10
mhe L'ld Brandt Ia c'a.lt $3.50 uail.
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rnE WAY or TEINsGREs>ORs.
Tho Rev. james M,GIlI Sentenced TO the
icuitentiary tor sixty Days.

The Rev. james Mt'ill Sentenced TO the
Icuitentihry tor sixty Days.
The Rev. James McGIll, with woebegonc
countenanle. stood before Recorder Blhus edit
IN Hoboken. YESTERDAY. lie wore clerical coat
md his II iiI face told Of his dlsaolute habits.
The Recorder said;
"McGill, this Is the second time you have
been before me. held you in order % inquire
into your standi in the church. have con
munlr ted with Provincial Father Thomas, =
Tue West lluDokcn Mon .fcry, anu have lo rned
wat Nnu were sil~nccd long ago ny the ll.lup
Of Virginia, Ia whose diuce-e YOU were, aud
where ou d~gr ced yourself AM your clntu.
Tue Provincial at l'r has req lesf, u me 10 pun-
50 now v srntcucing NOu t. sixty DAYS 300 the
PEN eutiafY Tor v,grancv. Snodld Nuu be- AZ
r.i-neA ieiurc me again, wlll metc Out = more
severe punishment.
McGIll w4s discharged from the pententi4ry
las week.
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Oh! My Head Aches.
How foolish. Take QIi - lri-l Tea -Adr.


See Deuteronomy, Xh,2i. The blood being tho
source irum walcl tir rY-t m B. hnlf an aul ~ 900
NAltn We derive oar ucu.t Veil PIN s.cl cdpab
l'l now nporta IA 70 shpuid be s'pi pur! = t
coattin Nlr ltsrrn" pol-Nn-, Hll orgt tuurtlnfs
iaCOnc rnie ed. Sett nE ul1n nm ioitaAt l.ai 20
a." iunsf, liver, AMI 81 o. ., the effect
trpus. Hence u ben owes a. 10 keen their blood iu
perfectly healthy condition. Nud more csptc ly dOcs
this Apply al thi- particular season Of me tiIu
az Otncr. No matter what the exciting
uc Ic rcal cause Of iar-e proportion 81 ui-r a
r. uai hiopd. SOW 'ir. ~ rec uoes not "a fiacr
Ms Hol r Mruca Drcnfer, In hr catao "a ct quac,
ptelt ~ sruns, reton tAtluy o. iu ere every MS
ca e,nur noe me- 80 commend ~ on inc rnrY,tut
are hundreds Of diseases mat hr acknlN cd-es / VIII
not cuir hu villa he cs clam l- thir, ttt tiitr
hu' puc fDrm ui b,O tf disease Wl not cure An
that Gsense nrer. ilc docs not rerlniuen hia
COW ~ Tor mat itrt-t vet ne kunAs I; To- thr nust
searching N Iol raaser yct discovered on inst II
via ftt thr uluud and tysfr ui ai ttnet blood pa
suh7, ir Ne aul aN -tt % lr IitIcial Tao Gold
hrdcm Discovery ~ W"tr'hHd by hlui 10 cure tne
Wutri lofn- ui teir dr't.r dee h ltl 90 bn Dhcs,
p'mples, ana "runli also AN Ednpulir s"clluAs
and tue wur t.u CO.. hcr,. dlluH L4Ccra ed
u thc nrck l'-4 or oih't pnlh, uud 800 ftruiul ua
diretscso i ihH hpnnt as So iiir swelling .y'r uref
hlN JIut AMI spinal 4se.H s-lll uf NhCA uulOng To-
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DTJORf m.

KENPF.-fn the tltv Of New lurA ou the Est day Of
Dcvciurer. 1916 by the Hon John ~. Pr dy. Justice
q zoe supreme court Katherine X ~ Z fron George
kemif. Cause, cruel an inauiu,n treatment
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The be Almanac for 1875 puhlish,d-contaius
ap lnln. ~ nnlunt Of Inform lon is'ul ia m fau
irC unflhrh.us Ju,t isnlrd ~ tuc llY Yea H. In
lurance Company, II anD 10 Warren street. arDreN.-
1.
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MtRINE NrELLTGENCE.
uyfA~rrs ALHANAC-rTfs DNY.
sun rs,s.... 4l sun SETS. 81 Noon nses.. 80
mon WArEH-rn DkY
sandy Eook % Gov Island. ~ Hen Cats. 81
Arrived -wKDV gsD,r, Dec. 60.
eteamshin Erin. Liverpool mise and pass.
Stramsnp Isaac Be lhcnmDnd. cry Point. and SJr-
fols. tunsp. and pas.
Stcsmrhip 4 BEN tie. t,cw,s. uudsc. ana pas,
steamship New Orleans Now orleans. rld4e. and pass
steamship Metropolis. Bermt g. mtsc. aud pass.
Steamship flcanura. Portland. 100 l.o. ami pass
ara Weltcn, Matiull-. sugr.
Prig Mary Alicrtun, Naracaiho. coffee.
AtUthc usual rlvr ma cbaitSI4s ve.te,s
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Snslntss Nutltts.

"Ihc most drea dtul case OF VI euibra ne Group
cured bl CHESS Iinimcnt lodide of Ammonia ="
1lkOPHiLE h. LALANNE, N. D.,
Late Major Surgeon Royal French Nayv,
345 West 18th q, n Y.
Depot l5l 9Th av. Sold by all druggists Fifty cents
aud 81 per bottle
Happy Homes Geo. r. weilgcr. % Erst German
st., Lancaster. Pa, has been using NISHAkIS PINE
TREE TAR tO.Dl Al ia las family lie rec ouimn
It To tn r. great sue css IN curing all pulmonary
comtlants. Paiatanle for children. a valuable sub
situc for pcrnigiUus alcoholic btcfs' IL destroys
consumptiOni
Furs aud I'mbrelln- tor the Ladies, mud Fur
Collars ana Gtuutluts, Umbrellas. and canes Tor the
Gentlemen. unprOpI te gifts Tor the hodHys
uht ntue & kNOA's stOr's. 2t2 broadway so DT3ld.
way, ana In the FIN Avenue II ,tei.
Don't lose your Hair !" Chevalie = Life for the
Han restores gray mar perfcc w. n ns It's ialu ont
once" It's growth rapi tly ami MAKES the
hair beautiful. sold by all druggists.
"~trongc~t Linimcnt IN Market" BEOwN'S
HOUSEHOLD PNNACEA" For m ernil and external
usc. cures Rucun 'usin, CoIc, Colds. sprains. and
Bruises.
Dollar Case of Homeopathic Medicines.
YIN ni rlltu- . ttlr USE, 90 puSfpttd On rC -
Oftl. SMITHS nOuH lpatllc Pharmacy, lp1 Atm aV.
Don't pnv IS rpr an inferior Elastic Truss,
fOMEROY's, IA Broadway.
A Rupture currd hy Dr. Marsh (prinripal
Iift Ni.rs.fN A Il bis old UilVC, Ntsty 49, Au.Ur
House. ouptoWn branch.
Very Effective. wi.r.r's RAts.u OF WILD cilrE.
10 cssts II sldfcn cou- los ANA COILS 5pr and "A.
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TTT|TT
Hohdty gpods, dress .uir 4, scirfs ties, cloves
riif-n JicAeis, -to JollstOds 2jJ Gland street
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So Ala Digestion.
Take onlfKs IrlhL Lea. F.,.. @. .~
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DO MT Get Bilious.
lake CIirk's lish TIE On tiA'. Ir,ce 25c.-A dU.
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QHrks Ia IA tea viii do it, il is tho erei
ron, ~. Puc" 70 -daf.
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Every Firsi-Cius- DrnggJ>t
sells QuiTks iran Tea. IL euTes ncadAcne. Ado
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Aniustnttnts.

Amustmtnts.
hTM AyENuE, THEATIn. .or.r,vD,v
iVfhiy GEiriS Sl$s sS2iHsf sSS5aSs
FL .''j5 / s.. I IL Il. . e..
rIAY OF TODAY.
MAGNIFICENT sCa,S .Ey ~ srNrrrors
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