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Z cst ano Suuno.

Cost mo Sonno.
4 OsT-sevcral weeks since. a red morocco memo.
GSm 9I w A st. ,'sIs sSs ss' 20
wsrd 4Sr'' ~ 40 "''' W" "'''
4 OsT-on 9th av, between iith and $50 srs.. cameo
medallion suitable reward given lO' West 5slhst
.NIM,lliHJn -
DKUSuEs OF every description At 1856 Pearl st. All
ID articles at lowest prices. JOHN h lolTEl,
Manufacturer and importer.
nIyORCE- legally ana quietly obtained for IN.
AZ err deere,t Is : ars' exprrlcnce A. uOODRlCH
Att'y aI.Liw' lai Dearborn st., Chicago, III.
INVOICES quietly for IncompripIty IN any
No. ii AsIor House.
nIvORCE- obt,ine without publicity. Advice
~ Tree. ThOENE's law ONCE. o Murray st. room 20
nAMASED Russla IRON, nye cents per per pSund' At
~ BRUCE COOKS, metals, 1855 aud lsS water 81.
DWELL NJ. PALMER. 20 Burning sip, New
IL YorS minuisc urcs over 5000 barrels per av f1r
apples and cider Can furnish any quantity aud any size
required al nomentH notice.
NTKS.CnRI-TINA ROEDER. formerly Of west
WI Broadway has returned from Belgium WIZ la. ,
her 70 mrf customers and he pubic to ca sid exam
Inc the same her store lA7 Canal New ork.
posi- OFFICE NOTICE. .v .D,,Ds s.u,.
dsy Oct il 1870 viii close NJ this office on uesday
A. M Nor wr @Tp yer as ST. io uf c per
stra nsnp Bothnla, wa Queen l9wn on knutSrnS :"
@ A. Nj cbd i2p msG s"d Hamburg
10, E0 rs2c. pST cc iUr scoaSd Germany
~, tr noe 10 ne OrWnr ed Dy TINS Gamer, nu I d.
specially addre--cd and At IL A. NJ. TOT sc9usnd
direct Dor steamship Asntia VIA Glasgow and At 1870
a Nj Tor Grrmhdy, sweden, Denmark, ahu norway
Der township Man. yia SOUTHAMPTON ana br men and
Al 10 NJ for FIR direct, seauhhp Amefique VIA
Inyrc The steamships Dakota, Bolnnla ana Clly OF
iierin do not tsse mails for Denmark sweden. and
Norway.
S. Thomas. VIII leave New lorN oet 20. ,,..
The MATS for CninA &C. Wal leave ean FRANCISCO
Nov l.
The mails for Australia &C. win leave San Fran
cisco Nov. T. I. l.. JAMES. Postmaster
SThW ARTS SLArk. MARBLE, aud Mood
- haptes anu elegant designs, ranging IN pice
frOmSlO up Tho trade lDeruy dealt with
go anu 2l2 West ESD IT.
| WANTRD-Ten dirt carts corasr Of lsta 81. aud
| w Brosdwsy,
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:Sor Sale ano 10 get.

BLACKSMITH and wheelwright shop for sale or
ID 60 let, location good. For particuars Apply on
II those elegant hits left; situated on Broadway De
tween Woodbine and Ivy se. Bro kYn; cars pass tue
doors every six minutes only 90 minutes from Roose
welt Grand sts ferries ranges hot and colo Nater
stationary tubs bath water closet ventaorr and ce
yators each hOor The windows curtalned, the hals
olclothed ana stairs carpete9 ny the owner Al x0in
pete and everything make nrstclass homes VIII De
let to desirable small families only a. he very Sw rsn,s
Of xi3 klI t1B door; worth $50 n0or mere IL -
city and country combined and rooms on a moor
"a and 80 stories 2O3 Sklman st. rooms; see premises
Apply to the owner. 12 woodDine st. near premises
<NHFlCES TO LET In second story ,un building.
front aud rear veil lighted ant steam heatcd 40
ply sun Publication once Nassau anu franNtort'a
yuyO IET-First-class apartments In the new build.
l inss i33, l35, 1877. 139 Washington st.. near
Cedar; they have all the modern Improvement water
supplied family without y uDc OF mana punps
rents * to t25 Apply to L. DENlsoN on the premises.
I,uE FORE, l6J Nassau st.. sun building 70 let'
/ suitable tor ban King, insurance, or general Dit
ness; steam heated. Apply at tue sun Puohcatiol
ONCE. 40 Nassau ~
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nlusifal $nstrumtnts.


PARSONS DESTROYS OF PuRCHAs-
n Ing a genuine second hand steinway grand square
upright piano will NM nne assortment al our ware
room. Every Instrument In perfect condiuon. and
some OF them nearly new also secondhand pianos VI
beware Of bogus pianos bearing our name, or one
close y resembling II. STEIN WAY q SUM,
l07 TO Ill East l4th st.. New York
A LADY will sell carved rosewood 7octaye piano.
N forte. $50 2l6 East 3)tn st. near 80 av.
DFAUIIFl'I. piauotorte only $50 great bargain
- perfect order. j. BIDDLt. 10 Wayerley place.
near Broadway
DIANOS and organs from ESQ q $3.50 u aud tlO
il monthly until pad u rent, ~ up ward o. .
BETT5'S warerooms. 1888 BROADWAY cor. 10Th ST.
EuOyAI.. -l50 pianos aud organs, grand. square,
and upright, and second hand, OF six nrst class
mskcrs Including Waters, Steinway's, and CHECKER
lngs will be sold at extraordn nv los prices 10 close
out the entire previous TO removal 90 their new
store 40 East 14th 1t. Union square. Music al bali
price, some AT cts. yer page. Instruments 70 let
from - 81 per month. Great Inducements 10 teach
ers ana dealers. WATERS SONS Asl broadway.
DAvEN a. BACON pianos. 7.oetaye. carved legs,
IL overstrung, sI2b uprighs and squares rent, u
A"u NY" GoKijoN 4 sos, IS East l4th It.
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N c. NlBSARD aud DANIEL DREW. NtatIJ
II Pier at $40 nd An st at $50 A. NJ Landing at West
Point, New burgn, Poughkeepeie. Rhneoeck, Satskin
ana Hudson Connections at Albany wit new train Al
T. NJ for West, over New YORK Central arriving ~
Buffalo 7lO Suspension Bndge g. 80, and Niagara ls
at $40 the following morning CONTINUOUS tralns on
Lake shore and Canada Southern roads To West Point
and Newburgh and return, same day. VI foughkeep'
IL. SO.
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Saplnes 8anRs.

DOND STREET. SAYINGS BANK deposito,r,s
ID are requested TO hand IN their bank books lulncul'
ately to be written up aud verified The bank will be
open uaily from 10 to O'CLOCK, and Friday evenings
VINION DINE SAVINGS BANK,
u Nos. 800 aud sos Canal 81. corner Laight:
open da iS e sri MInasS cyss1' 20
SURPLUS OVER ONE MILLION ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
G.s CH.PIs. Treasurer. n. j. HAtsEs, President
I. FLOYD JoSEs. secretary.
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@ NEW HOUSES for sale. at Astoria, Long Island
= CITY 9th ava very desirable on easy terms on
plots Of and baf ois and containing about ten
rooms each prices from $500 to 5000 the ground
on which these houses erected presents very COM
manding and elevated position; also corner store
with dwelling free Communication ticket to and from
New York by boat Will be gwen 70 each tqrehaser OF
house Inquire Of = &. JACKSON, $50 Broadway, or
JAMES II. RODMAN. on the premises.
nOSn EASY terms, buys house and full lot,
SNDO. near depot, ElizaOcthpurt, N j. also
other houses. KELLOGG. Broadway, mornings. lol "a
si., Ezabethport afternoons.
400 nnd ps a Psysd q cp pe5 bes
win GROCERY fixtures Court It., Brooklyn.
ID. Y. CrRLEY, l2 Centre It.
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AuttiOn siclw,s.
Eusluss Gbantss.

Eusntss cbantsa
IIGAR STORE'a stocx and fixtures for sale
~ ch'api six living rooms and low rent immediate
possession Inquire al f7e's ".rte Nv. broOfBh
NOR SAIE-COrner liquor store one OF the beSt
Z. WUNDEK Fldridge't
NOR SALR-An OldestaDlished cigar ore In one
II Ct the best locations In tue city, For further par
tlcuars inquire oi NJ WISE l2l Bowery
mon SALB-A dining saloon, the whole or hait In
J. tereRt can Oe bought ~ bargain uolhg BoOu
trade, Ley Broadway.
~ Don mlk route for sale; 100 quarts daliy. 800
W West newark ay.. Jerse, CITY Heights, n j.
Okla -BUTOHF1 pHOr. lst ay.i new NJ
sD OO. tuIes teaemept aoighD0rho0di rent va
Inquire ~ AL 9th Av
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STEAMBOATS, ano aaIIruaoi.

A GREAT REDVC,TI9N OF FARE BY PEOPLES
~. L nct UDrfbsoS RiytH ny ModSLiSiiT' Cen.
tennal visitors can enjoy y,eS OF the pee and most
travelling these DO It's, which leave daily undays
excepted) at o NJ from Pier Al. n. X. near Pennsy
yania Railroad Pier New YORK. Re uar HUDSON River
railroad ucSets aken for passage aud stateroom oerh
stnterooms warmed by steam. Meals on the European
plan Centennial excursion tickets good other lines
Il A bany will be taken for passage ana berth.
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Nrp 6ooos.

YFEP'- patent pArtly.made dress shirts the VerI
IN best for ~ can be NM ,hed.as easily as hemmng
a handkerchief. I'll Broadway. aud vSl Aron st. Phi'
adelphla.
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LIVING WHALE.

TIE OCEANS DEPTHS SEARCHED FOR ATrRAc.
TONS.
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THE TAvoRITE RESnEzyops rQR TIE ELITE
AND CHILDREN.
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BANANA TRANsIT AND PACIFIU MAIL
STEAMSHIP LINES


= 70 UiksGoW' 8FifGsf sai LONpONDERRY
From Pier AZ, too OF tana Il" y H.
STATE OF VIRGINIA. rhur Ay, Oct 10.
STATE OF NEVADA, lhursitN - T. ~.
5 loon ID cann pessa G, At lowest rit -,
AUSTIN BALDWIN 60, -rnN, - Rrnadvav
Sicerago tickets At a. NroAdNay, And al CouipanIr
pier, loot uf CANA ST., \. X.
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LIVING woEDERs FROM THE MIGHTY
DEEP.
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WHITE rrAKIINN.

FOR oUEENsrOwN ASH LIVFRrOOt CARRYING
UNllkD STATES MAIL $500 .
GERMANIC. ...,..........nct y 7O y
ADkl AIll ''t - ,30S T. ~
HRlIANNlt ....sst.s...ts.tt..sss - = i'' ~"
GERMANlC. ............ .....,..:.N y. ~ neon
PASSENGER accommodating II unrlN ll,,l - ils "
amidshps Sllio', 50 AMI ~ ~ x hi' He'u'u "oAoS
ON favorable terms. Strrftgr t2H. ...--.
\ II. -rtss.ng'r tex 10 AMI rats can De oDtalnod
Al Mhtie ttr wharf. foot of Ntst ION Al.
II j. COKfiS, Agent. 81 Br0adsiy New YORK.
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~ OF ESTERI AINMENT IN THE CITY.
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THE FASHIONABLE RESORT OF THE GREAT
METROPOLIS.
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su dream.

A -HORTON'S IUK qREAM. made from pure
N oFeamJ 70 churches, Iairs festivities 2oc
quart so Ash az, s0A Broadway, and 10 Chatham st.
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GRAND PROMENADE CONCERTS. ,AETERN oNs
AND EVENINGS ny DODWCRTH'S
SUPERB ORCHESTRA.
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TNMtN !hJdNt.NXMiAdlkM Sr tIb HttiKEtiepooI.
CITY or BERLIN. - iturd ~. Oct II, ut NJ.
CITY OF lnEsrER, go. saturday. Oct. %, att T n
CITY OF RICHMON n.... saturday, Nov. L. ut A. III.
From Pier As, North River. - 49,.
CABIN. $50 aud 400 gol turn tickets on favor.
able terms. sTEERAGE, t2s, currency Drafts Issued
nj lowest rates ,,., ~,
"'' cJoHS @ DALE. Agent. Is and 80 BroaawN n. Y.
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uNEoUivocAL SUCCESS.
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-11-23

RYAN. S. j., died last week at the Novl'
tiate. Dundrum, Ireland, OF disease O.
the heart. to the deep regret of tens O
thousands of his countrymen. to whom
he was endeared by the closest spiritual
ties. and by sympathies Of the deepest
and most abiding nature. Father Ryan
was native Of Castlebar, county MAYO
in the diocese of Tuam, and after q rudl-
mentary education there entered st. jar
lath's college, whence he proceeded to
MAMMOTH where he won eminent DIS
tinctions, having obtained place on the
Dumboyne Foundation. In 1901, he en-
tered the Jesuit novltiate, and soon threw
himself into the ardent work OF those
earnest Fathers. He spent some time IN
the mission in the United States, where
he was most successful amongst his
countrymen. The college OF st. 1gna>
thus. Galway, also divided portion Of
his services. But it was as missioner
that Father Ryan's aoblest faculties were
best utilized In refined culture ana
scholastic subtlety he had many supe
riors amongst his accomplished Brothers
vet as an effective missioner, one skilled
by nature and strong sympathles to
reach and hold the hearts OF his hearers,
he had scarcely a superior. Inc sacred
Offices for the repose OF his soul were
held in the church OF st. Erancals AaVlel
on Saturday morning, after which Ms
remains were interned at GlasneVln, lol,
lowed bv q vast concourse Of lay ano
clerical mourners.
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THEELECTORAL QUESTION.
Chief Justice Church Opposed tot! he
Present system.

Albany November. -Ex-Chief-Ju
tice Church, in his room at congress
Hall. ALBANY, conversed freely as with
an Old acquaintance upon the questions
Of law and right which have been raised
in respect to the election in the three
doubtful states: but he was decidedly
unwilling that most OF the dialogue
should be treated as matter Tor puoll-
cation. "A snort horse" observed the
Judge. pointedly, is soon curried,"
Consequently can only record little
Of what he said upon one or two points.
II have always apprehended, SAID ne,
that the greatest source OF danger tc
the peace OF the country would some
time prove TO be this very one-the
counting OF the Presidential vote after i
close canvass. The danger seems to
inhere in the machinery or the present
electoral system.
Is there Il better way - elect the tres>
idento Have You any sympathy with
the notion OF popular vote''
Not the lsas,.
! Nv hy?'
lit won.d be contrary to the genlus.ta
4 structure ct our institutions. 1t would
tend to obliterate State lines. TO erase
the rights OF the minority. to concentrate
and consolidate the government. These
are things we ought ever 10 avoid
How about an electoral district system
a system dividing each state into
electoral districts. and letting the peo>
pie OF every district vote Tor their own
seperate Presidential elector.:
That would have similar ettect-to
obscure State divisions. 70 dwarf states,
10 proven, them from acting as units.
should oppose anything which had
tendency 10 detract from the dignity OF
the several states aud thus 10 magnify
the influence upon states OF the general
government. whose sufficient functions
are defined in the Constitution. Ii IS .
curious tact. continued the Chlet,Jus-
tice. that every great national disturb
auce. has been produced by the inter
vention or the Federal Government II
afamrs which concerned States. Tn.
T. MED States Bank disturbance. the null
tication disturbance. We're cases IN point
So. when the South demanded that Con
, rress should decide the question OF eN'
, tending slavery into the Territories s
when Congress. at the beck OF the NORTH
undertook 10 adiudicate upon the SLAYER,
, and other questions. the decision o
, which properly rested with each state b,
/ itself"
t The South forgot lis doctrine OF Stat
rights when it thus applied to Con
Q gvesss"
! Yes. or had not tAen formulated it
\ Have you. then. no idea IN Your owl
i mind of > better system Of elecung Presi
dent aud Vice President
An idea. yes. But have not con
e .idered the subject thoroughly in the ligt
+ OF present circumstances. Ny opinio
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is that it would be an improvement to
allow each State to vote by itself directly
for the candidates for President. instead
Of for electors as now. This would do
away with the existing electoral mach>
merry
..'fhe vote OF each state. when finally
counted, to appear, by the majority on
one side or the other. as the vote OF that
state?'
Yes
..This for the reason that the States
autonomy as such would be preserved
in the election, while by a popular vote,
or by electoral districts, there would be
practically a general election irrespec-
tive of States:
s.Yes.'
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A LEGEND,

There is beautiful tradition connected
with the site on which the temple OF ool>
ONION was erected. It's said to have Teen
occupied by two brothers, one OF Whom
had a FIRMLY: the other had noae- va
the SPOT was Il field OF wheat. "a the
evening succeeding the harvest, the
wheat having been gathered ia shocks,
the elder brother sad 10 his wife, MY
Younger brother is unable To bear the
burden and heat oI the day; ! Will ARISE,
take some Of my shocks and place them
with hi, without bis knowledge The
brother being 4ctuated by the same be-
nevolent motives, said within himself,
MY elder brother has family and
have none; will contribute to their sup
port; | will arise. take some OF MY
shocks and place them with his, without
his knowledge.
judge Of their mutual astonlshmen'
when, on the following morning, the5
found their respective shocks undImln
isned. This course Of events TRANSFERRED
for several nights. when each resolved tt
stand guard and solve the mystery
they did 50, when on the following
night they met each ether halt way be-
tween their respective shocks, with then
arms full.
Upon ground hallowed by such asso-
Citations as this was the temple OF King
Solomon erected-so spacious, SO mag
nificent, the wonder and admiration Q
the world. Alas, in these days, no"
many would sooner steal their brother
whole shock than add TO it slngI'
Sheat.
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For stomachcs Out of Order.

No medicine will 50 eiieetualy improve the
tone OF the stomach as these Pills: they re-
move al acidity occasioned either by lntem-
perance or improper diet. They reach the
liver and reduce Ito a healthy action; they are
wonderfully eificaclous IN cases Of spas1n--- III
fact they never fail in curing all disorders Of
the liver and stomach.
HALLOWAI'S PILLS are the best known
in the world ior the following diseases: Ague,
Asthma, Bilious complaints, Blotches on the
Skin, Bowels, Consumption, Debility ,'Dropsy,
Dysentery, Erysipelss. Female irregularities,
Fevers OF all kinds, Fits, Gout, Headache, lndl-
ges.ion, inflammation, Jaundlce, Liver Com
plants, Lumbago, Piles, rheumatism, Reten-
ton Of urine, ocrofula or Kings Evil, Sore
Throat, Stone and Gravel. -Douloureux,
Tumors, Ulcers, Worms OF all kinds, Weak
ness Iron any cause, etc.
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Mark These Facts.
THE TESTIMONY OF THE WHOLE WORLD.
HOIIOWAY.S PILLS.

81 .had no appetite; Holloway's Pills gave
me hearty one. :.
"Your Pills are marvellous"
81 send for another box, and keep them III
the house"
CDR. Holloway has cured my headache that
was chronic"
II gave one of your Pills to my babe for
cholera inorbus he dear little thing got
well in day"
'sMy nausea of a morning is now cured
s'Your box OF Holloway's Ointment cured
me Of noises in the head. l rubbed some OF
your Ointment behind the ears, and the noise
has left"
sssena me two boxes; want one for poor
family"
~ enclose a dollar your price is 25 cents.
lnt the medicine to me is worth & dollar.
ssSend me five boxes OF your Pills"
''Let me have three boxes OF your Pills by
return mail, Tor Chilts and Fever.
have over 200 such testimonials as these,
but I.ant OF space compel- me to conclude.
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'NOTL1VO L<VLHOdNI

None are genuine unless the signature OF j.
HAYDocK, as agent for the United States. sur
rounds each box OF Pills, and Ointment. a
handsome reward will be given to any one
rendering such information as may lead to the
detection ot any party or parties countert@ltlng
the medicine or vending the same, knowing
them 10 be spurious.
4 Sold at the mandatory by Professor
HOLLOWAY 4 Co. New Yerk, and by all re-
spectacle druggists and dealers IN medicine
throughout the civilized world, II boxes at %
cents, % cants and 81 each.
There is considerable saving by taxing
thu larger sizes
n. B.-Directions for the guidance Of pa
tents in every disorder ara affixed to each box.
Office. II Liberty Street.
NEW YORK
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BEACONSFiELD.

1. Disraeli On his elevation to the peer
took q slice Of the motto Ct the
Cartnys, Their sentiment was fofii
fdeA mill dtB1cilc. Lord Beacons-
Id has left out '.et .fdeL]." |lhy?
rs the Cork Examiner: Does he MOD
,ly believe that the higher Qualities
.nilicd by The term 'fdrtj had no share
his achievements" We may add that
IS. by our East indian exchanges
1t the Empress drops he title o. De-
: der Of the Faith in Irdia as Insult
lc to the religions Of that country.
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BAUDE

aaron Baude, the new French ambas-
tor extraordinary and minister plen,
leentiary near tile Holy See, IS one OF
French diplomatlsts who conducted
negotiations iorpeace between Franc :
I Germany in 1871. Ills admirable
duct at thai memorable time, his
lplete seli-control under the biting
casms and brutal. cowardly insults OF
IN, the Prussiin plcnipotcntary, and
subsequent record at BRUSSELS, give
'eason to hope that H. vii! worthily
resent at Rome. not 50 much the
cy of Dccazes, as France, the first
ghter Of the Church.
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OLD ACE.

i'll age does not necessarily obscure
powers; Petrarch, who
| mt seventy, was found sitting in his
ary leaning over an open book rs II
were reading, but in reality dead.
Ellsworth lived to eighty, with uniail-
poetic power; Goethe, down to the
of his death, ut cighty>three. labored
With almost youthful zeal and with
lnabated devotion to literature, Titan
Ill dropped from his hand when ne
stricken with the plague, at nearly
hundred years Of age Michael An
went on splendidily until ninety ;
ardo do Ninci one OF the greatest art
pfany age. died at his easel with UNI
'nished faculties. at seventy five; lin
to worked until eighty; Peruglno.
seventy-eight Rubens. until seven
Tenicrs, until eighty -four; and
dc until eighty other instances aro
on record.
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An agent for the sale Of some house,
I'D article attempted to mount the
cps of a house recently, butt dog came
round the corner and took halt q yard
I cloth from the back Of his coat. The
an was sliding out when the owner
i the house came and asked: did
ase dog hide vou9n ale didn't bite
e. but he ruined my coat" was the
ply. "My goot friend, excuse dose
y if he did, bide YOU. lie IS a
pung dog now, but by and by he shall
Ike holt of some agents and eat their
mes ride out ofthem. He bides g coat
w. but he shall soon do pettcr."
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Observation-Disclosures 80, 1876.
4 sohooj master tells the following

A school master tells the following
rood one: Il was teaching in a quiet
ountry village. The second morning
,fmy session ! had leisure'to survey my
surroundings. and among the scanty
,rniture | esped three,legsed stool.
5 this the Ounce block? | asked niue
irl Of five. The dark eyes sparkled
.e ,curls nodded assent, and the lips
,ppled out. | guess so: the teacher al
avs sits on it. The stool was unoccup-
d that term.
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HOILOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the following diseases ~
DISORDER OF THE KIDNEY 5

In ali diseases affecting these organs, Wheth-
er they secrete too much or too little water; or
wether they be afflicted with Stone or graVel, or
with aches and pains settled III the loIns over
th4 regions OF the kindeys, these Pills should
b. taken according 70 the printed directions,
and the Ointment should BE well rubbed into
the small OF the back at bed time. This treat
men. will give almost immediate relief when
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HER WILLIAM RYAN. s. J.-At the
ratively early age af 81. Father
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For Cutaneous Disorders,

And all eruptions of the skin, this Ointment
is most Invaluable 1t does not heal extern
ally atone, but penetrates with the most search
in If cts to the very root Of the evil.