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A Cartons Loan on Very Curious security.
ffo,H ne HoSiDH Herdd.

WAsHISGToN, April R.-It has been
know u mere for good while ID 4 Mr.. Blaine has
uecu iar-e hOideT OF Western rdlirOad bonds,
md IL has been unIerstool that he n been An
owner # the 0ondH Of the Little Rock aud Fort
Smith II irOad COMPANY whcn are ALI ged 10
have uasS ed IA the Transaction with the Union
PaIdc liurOad Company. OF course, IN dis.
proving the charges against hun, Mr.. ISL Inc Will
show either that he has thts- bonds sun or how
he has DIS posed II them. 1t Is unfortunate Tor
the eX-Sueuker that ne mas to 20 into tubs mat
ter at this time, IS no viii probably have to meet
other inquiries relating to the manner IN which
he obtained possession OF SUCH bonds,
The lrsL that was ever heard OF the Little
Rock and ARK snsds Il dlroad mere Of late years
wos Ia 1862 when an application was made to
Congress- TO revive a land grant prev ously con
fcrIed On the company which WAS ahOAt to
lapse. he land grant - valuable one. The
road was unbu,lt aud everything depended
upon It's continuance To the company. The
company was success -ful IN Its demand. An act
was passed April ~, 1859, extending the time Tor
con pleting the first section OF twenty miles OF
toe road for three years from May ID, 1867. After
the passage of this act land grant bonds were
Issued Of a large quantity OF which Mr.. Blame
seems In some way TO have become the owner,
yet the strange fact appears ON the record oil one
Of the Arkansas courts In which the record Of
the & lmia any were lately lied, IN Z u was
shown that the COMPANY still owed MI jlhlne
S26,U0O loaned To tnem by MIN. nat ne snoulu
h We loaned so much money 10 wllu-cht ran
TO d, and ken wildcat bonds for security
was certainly a very ext aordinary processing
record, since there Is report TO that eject on
1ls IN the court In Arkansas.
Mr.. Blaine seems " nave become the poesessor
81 these bonds In inc summer ~ 1900 Ihef, ~
well as a lot OF mortgage bonds, were put ON the
market IN Boston. The company wAs Chartered
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JOHN D0LAN,s cAsE.



sion oil his Opinion.
William a. Beach said esteiday that he
SAW that hi- point in the Dolan case could not
pro pefly re rresented before the Court Of A.
peaA, as Dolan's counsel TOOK no exception on
the Trial. lie thought It monstr1us o. hang a
nan because " toe lnches II counsel. There
should BE- a low waving this technical rule In
capitol cases in the Court Of Oyel ana r-rminor,
Ls / y statute tae rule Is now waived in cases
tried IN the General sessions. II he as q ver-
NOT. he would certainly commute Doan's sen-
t-uce TO Imprisonment Tor life. lie mad not a
particle OF doubt, Ia fact lie would al.Iost Ice
Wiling u pledge hi- existence, that he could
couN.nce jay, on the testimony as IL now
sands. tnat ID Ian did not intend to XIII NJ
Npe, ma thlt being the case, h. ought not - he
har -cd. lie J., nd always his been, wiliing TO
DO duNt.la- nltuin nis mower. tree Of chargr, to
hclu Ilan. lie Thought that the Court OF APP
IealA yift4all} ami med the couWctiun iecIu~e
the pie H. aO cement Wa not drawn with sum
citut techulcality. lhis, TO, vas horrible -
clntemi lite. lie n"pe- that the Governor wlll
comm lie Dolans sentence.
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Mr.. BLAINE AND HIS BONDS
ADDITIONAL FACTS AND COMMENTS
FROM VARIOUS SOURCES.
Mr.. Harrison Reltcrates bis Charees-Heis
willing to Testify TO their Truth Before
Congressional InyestiVuting Committee.


From TIE Indianapolis sentinel AprR1e.
No article which has appeared in the
press Of this city for months created the excite
ment in political and social circles which was
ed Yesterday when the editorial article
ch relng III inc with $4,000 fraud was circu-
LATED through tho columns " the sentinel. Tho
revelations made yesterday were somewhat
premature In the eyes Of the Ring, but that littlo
disturbance was soon forgotten. The ball bad
been started, and In such shape that 1t would
have TO roll Unit reached the capital, and started
Congressional Investigation " the ex Speaker.
The Question all hangs ON the accuracy VI the
charges and the possibility Of proving them be
You'd doubt.
Su'tnd reporter called upon Mr.. John &. ;.
II rrisOu, the gentleman who had command u
the facts, and had kent them sacredly for
four years. til they would be Of benefit to Sem
atOr Morton. Mr.. Harrison was found In his
bank, smile OF grim satisfaction on his face,
ana frastant weed In his mouth. He seemed
to take things easily when tho subiec' was
preached, aud showed disposition to accept
the position to which nc had been driven.
mir HARRISON" said the reporter. you have
no douot been bored to death to-day b. inter
viewers about this bueuessi'
ION, no." he replied. ~ have simply refused
one aud all Of them any extended st'tcme'
about the matter, for | think II the beat policy
ON INV part to hold lire TIL the committee axis
| fur nv testimony, II tn order ne 70 speak l
am ready aud shall certainly tell all know
|
national Interest aud importance, and the pco-
ule would be glad to know that ~ general, If not
| IN defail. YOU substantiate them"
e don't wont auy newspaper nOtOriety,' he
| blandly replied.
"Bui about the atcs given, must any change
| be made IN them
NO." he quickly answered. aud then seeing
| he hal perhaps. committed himself, lie said,
~ was q 1f~t-clas- guess
"You have been one OF the Government dircc-
tore of the road Tor some time Mr. HarrisVnT
Yes, for six Years
How many are ere 2"
Five, and three then serving are stlll on the
| board MIR. Wilson Of Iowa, MIR. Nallard aud
myself"
at was not Mr. wilson IN At urged YOU TO with
draw tndt resolution about the money 2"
| "Oh. no, Il was Rollins. the secretary" and
! theu ne remarked conndentally he came to
me and said II would never do to press that In
! yestgation. Easy enough TO show that when the
| time comes. Though. I'd rather not 40 into do
tails al present
"well. blaine certainly must have had some
/ connection with the Pacific road la some legal
! capat " p
" not = tit II. lie never was employed that
/ | know OF. and would have some knowledge OF
It u he had been. lilo was Speaker of the House
| ~ that time ISL
"Of course you know nothing Of his services
| to the road ="
IL can't say th"t do. but feel convinced the
| money went into hts pockets
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In the State Of Arkansas, and had a certain
amount OF State aid granted to It ON condition
that II the company failed to bay the interest on
tho State bonds, guaranteed, then The State
would take possession of the road. Tnis hap
pened, and explains how the road got into
court. In the meantime there was further
favorable legislation by Congress, Hn act Of
March :, 1870, providing that pruviso OF the act
Of 1899 should he repealed. which was tn the
enect that quarter sec ions Of land should he
sold to actual settlers AT more than $50 an
road. and required frief lily services In Congress
for IL MASSAGE.
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Bnsintss Holmes.
WOnfOrt AEnin.
IN. eHFRMAN AND MS TrrAruwyr

DIN SHERMAN AND MS TREATMENT.
TO THE EDITOR In ane wer to the many Inqnlrers
otherwise 81 nss OF h method q gYIgs
q!heis who arc sun rom "a ap ~ Si
than year adopted The tr atlcnt about The 18Th Of
heDIus y 10? ani on ;he yin Of jay following was
end of July and nr-t part Of Auat the hcang proce.
wac evidenced 10y stueug pains and Intense itching OF
the ruptured par This continued tor three or fpur
w 'Snt SiaI. 'nsh have ic, That am cured and al
iee pps i ne iir ',1e Rh nave now Md II
pr cure nund 3D. as have wed here more than forty
Tue gre labor O. answering separately the letters
am receiving Is NV apolosy fof tu1tng you with TINS
Cn,nLEsroN, H., March Co. 1870
,CniIEsIoS, III, March ei, $50 hereby certify
well and cured by Or IA sAeiin,n'; treatment,
Iha,c as druggist, sold tru,ac. to Mr.. l. J Monfort
and know that lie Vas badly addicted with hernia
pom ex niua. ION now u4j him cured " A. Currd W
JnSFirsioS. Nate 81 1919 '''''A'
In add ion tn-, refer to Dr. II. c. Cunningham
l. ,. NoSroRr.
Such evidence places Ir sh,fmans treatment beyond
fS a M Sor p T sd y @aS ne a Oe S9n ru 10
Dr. sherman aud was cured Tge'c are oostnate
may ase Ne cured pr sherman ' gsiiy found his
offices, PARK row, furnishing his remedies.
RUPTURE
By nr SHERMAN treatment me dangers OF runture
aud the dreadful njurie, from The Of tfus-es At
IA horrif,us results, some OF which are nervous dc.
bAiY, impaired memory, los u energy physical inca.
pa'iU, imputcaCy and many other Affections which
nakf NE miserable. During eatment the patient
exercise freely or perform any labor Terms moderate.
Those from The country receive treatment and
leave FOR home the nay. HpOss with photoRraph
scnessos Of before ana after treatment mailed
fOT 10 cents.
DIR. J. A. sliERMhN's
Onicc Is Ann - corner Para row.
Children subject TO dta rrhra and dy.entery
cured BY MUncls Ieethiug COrtiai. Price - cents.
Dr. Lyons Tooth Tablets
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\ Maine Newspaper tIyNcriou, Ailusions
TO Arknusas Bonds uud Otner Haiter~.


Had the Congressional Credit MObiiicr
Committee Investigated To hnd ont, Instead OF
To cover a.. mut q "A. possible. the ~ 'tuttipn
of Air. Blainc's sudden wealth wuuld % u perhaps
have uccn DELAYED until now. OIkes Ame- tau-
dercd Inn large share Of STOCK IA tnat swim
ave. Mr.. Blaine Kept 1t over night and then re-
turned IL. But nobody asked Cakes Ames what
Mr.. blaine sid y MN on returning the stock.
HAD That be, done, new light might have Dcen
shed upon the ject, a. II s0mehow leuSed
out That the reply was that ne blaine dill not
tthe dollars with tails to them. DID he get dol
lars witaout ais a.; IcrAAps Ames knew. But
Ames is dead.
II seems that wor HESS Arkansas railroad
buul- were deposited a. security for that sixty
thousand dollars. MS will recall 20 many
DOUBTLESS the Fort Smith aud Lite X ick (Ar-
kans lsl uouus. Numerous citizens OF Maine
ct ZONE Of these uonds IN c1chin-e for Cash,
and some OF them were fortunate enough To
get the cash back again On the return ~ the
bonds II II should turn out that those ATkan-
sIs nonds. depusiteI Tor the cgFn II toe luton
laNlh were s. pltced n5 -r. ~ "ne' borti II
Of them VIII dout tlcss ~. " q ne IN same he
was ON clled TO tale back from the Hon. An
son +. horlil MI. Haer " hchmond' and
others
But It Is not worth while 10 anticipate events
1t NAV b- assumed that M 81 inc, being a
member Of CONGRESS and an aspiraut fur % Prrst
dental nomination. viii pro .Ipl' dem ind the
most thorough Investigate u, dud WI all uput
all 10 submit their griev tnce- and pfupis. iHeu
tnat sick man. who overheard the discussion oi
the paper credit plundrreIs wnen they secret,
met IN an aoJ oiniig room t. DIVIDE Their 81 oils
Will nc longer terl reluctance ana Will con-,
forth 10 throw new and startling HIGHT On tie
subl"ct. ANA n anybody knows what induc d
the almost giving away Of tue agricultural col
lese land scrip, lac Will % very ready TO h, anc
II anybody got righ out Of II, tue uubllc will be
q lite willing to be Informed VINO II was.
Bat Whatever ihey may prove against sir
Malne, We shall MT credit IA Il he turned smdG
G,er aud brought that Rl,2OJ Of velvet, laces, a.
&c. iuLo the country without y wing the SOU
uutits On those luAuries, except upon the lull
eat proof. We know IL Is claimed int there are
now rihdAvlts 20 ali the facts, ouly awaiting Mr.
Bldin-'s denial to confront hin, nut We dcccp
geo SUCH hears'v evidence WAY - d"tr"ud th'
Government IN That way IS a serious cr.nie D;
state prison felony, In fact--and II he would DO
that, we should Ue almost ready To believe u,
would sponge citizens II Portland In the matte
Of collecting ciains, as las been reported o
hIlI.
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An Artemp, to Fire a crowded Opera House

CiSCiSsA-i, April Il At Hamilton. ono, last
ngnt, a. attempt made 10 hge 1ue crowded opera
House, but tue NE went out, although It created nnch
Ut Al the close OF tue Performance ano thcr
discover d. shIch was also exungush"d wi IN.
GU much DAMAGE. A short time Hft"rward A eNAnd Z
BafoU n ANY arts OF Ile 81 lld Bih Troupe, ~nien
paying Tie Opera House, YEA to Tue Cmcf Of
Pile -n4 cont Led that NJ the lnccndlary lac
t.rud VI ne an1 wanted ~ de. lie Mas arrested.
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4 Lively Fight In Prospect Between the Par
tisans OF Morton aud Blaine.

Ff0W me lN.IiItfh us Nf0Nfffs
A brief resume OF the relation Of Harri-
son, the exposing witness to Morton, will give
the snimus Of the exposure. Mr.. Harrison l. a
close friend Of Norton ono OF his trusted politi-
cal wircworkt r., and otter partisan. He Ia
now Orton's private banker. Daring the time
that Morton assumed the control u the state,
independent of the Legislature and ~ the other
state officers. Mr. Harrison was his private Treas
urtr OF state by MIR. Mur,on's influence he
was made director OF the Union Pacific Railroad.
Here he was made ncql iinted with tue bribery
Ia question. As matter Of course Mr. Norton
was being used among delcg ties To- the National
Convention secretly to the damage ~ Blaine. IL
was not designed that Il should ue made public
until n few DAYS before the convention IN order
to prevent a close examination Into the record
Of Norton In time To defeat MIN. The policy
was An airott one. but has come to lsht more
Suddenly tuan " a, intended. nnI the friends OF
~ Inc VIII have time TO pay Morton oach ia MS
own coin.
wh'le no one will care TO defend Blaine IN his
discontinue. that Venilemnn's friends will
q uhtle.s ftel disposed To- deal out to Morton
the same sort Of uCe that their fdvortc has
received. The AIt-kA teld is O. en- t. them. and
II All the tracks there Are conceded thev can
cole 70 I'diaNa. where lii,ine met Ms fate. and
by Investigating into the details Of eXpendt
tIre- Of the war Governor. thcv may uc a lee 20
nnu a bonanza IN the e. Z to the state oi SdbNF
in putting uuc regiment into the nelC 81 If
sufiictrnily explained. Enormous sums Of
~ u"N. NruuEn. irItu lu.cNAer into tll- state
four years agu, aud "a I"Nuru under tue direc-
tiHn al n II ID Tor loruFt'us elections viii
al td another neld.
The country Is 20 he congratulated In this a.
tack OF Norton uluu haiae. II may prove tie
entering wedge eff Wuicn THE grand army OF
Government dcfrauItr- ANA c1rrupu1ulsts will
mans when the tlgc OF pupuc r0lb. r. had
riseu TO is heignt.
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FRIDAY, April ll-P. M.-The Wall
street ENchinges were all closed, bun the bank
ing institutions, us also the sub-Treasury and
other public Offices, kept open for the transac-
tiou OF business Only routine business how
ever. was not d, and the day was generally de-
voted to- qutet.
be nh
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The success and perfection of the " New
Wilcox Gibbs Automatic silent ewing Ma
chine IL attested bY tue fact that Other sewing
machine companies unscruoulously borrow the
language Of Its adyertisements.-AdU.
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wAsHlNGroN, April I4.-lhe shock u an en-

WAsHINGTOk, Apfil 4,-ihe shock ~ an ehrth-
quake AZ felt Ia large portion OF 81. Ma3s couy
Maryland. On Monday ilst. IL consisted Of roaring
ruiutiing sound accompanied ~ htavY eNploslunl
wilun many ~ Oenele tlai the ouuei ~ sh" M
g. tr yiriuy htd burst The resdcnts IN TN tel-h'
ruood ere much alarmed Tncre Was similar shoeA
ia The sane TtglOu last year.
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Fanny. April H.-GROCrRFs Coffee quiet
am unchanged RIO, lfs,e..2piac., gold. iic' a.s1
glirf. Moasse- irni. with $40 - suIcNut rr.gf
sugars have been fairy active, the sales embracing
~ uA-t on private terms, and 5000 Nu4u, Mostly
common tng uI refining Cuna. NJ 7ilA Sac.
Tie Cotton fNcuauge and the Produce Exchange
closed, ald husiue-s IN cotton, nrcadstus and
nIuNLhLnnh VA. aim Isl WHOLLY Als neLltG.
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Susuuss Aoucrs.
Pain in the side aud Lungs.

WEST WINFIELD, \, y, Dec. 10.
GFNTLEMFN Hav ng received great bcneut froW Tho
use VI nr. MlSTAks BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
cheerful ly give You statement o. INV case hoping IL
ma, Influence some unfortunate sufferer 10 give mr.
remedy trlaL During the winter Of 1853 was very
much out OF health afflicted with severe courh pain
H. the side snd luuss and a general depression Of
heSth, To such an ext NJ as greatly 10 Hrn nya II and
my friends 10 the result IN ing tins time tried
several NJ ghly recommended remedies with lc or 10
good result, had concluded 10 ny The effect OF
Southern climate upon my health hut before cari lag
tile resolution AZ eute ~aa ludu, ed Oy tne uf. "a
sauna tr. did 30, and 20 NV gr At JOY fnun1 lnmc.
dilte and permanent relief by the OF olY on" bot
tc, anu am now In A. good health ma ever Atvc
Balsam 81 the best ncd ~ for uRns colds
aud all di-oases use anu consc4l AtluLslJ
recommend II ~ such. Yours truly,
PETER SHAW.
90 cents and 81 d bottle Sold by ali druggists.
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OswEGo, April H.-kichard Kenyon, Tax Col ,
lcctor Of 'he town OF Amboy Osve county, has no
seconded with between geo 600 aud $4,000 collected by
Inn He lrft the WI On Monday last, but MS dcta Ca
ton We ~ discovered tai yesterday believed Nc
has gOue Mest, aud uilc are IN SUIT.
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The huge, drastic gripping, sickening pills, con-
atrurtrd Il crulr cJarse and Ouiay ngrcncnt- are
t-t urlnF superseded Dy Or. Pieroes Pleasant PuTsu-
tive Pellets, W ausarC Iated, Concentrated Rod aud
Ierlsu Juice. Antl-hiNUus GrAuules the " ii Tie
amt " Catuartc OF Muitum IN Piryo Physlo. Modrr
chemcai enaurs Or Pierce To extract from tie
Juices ot Tue most valuable roots ana HERDS their active
medicinal principles winch when worked INTO mile
Iollrs gTanuieh scarccW larger than mustard seed
each little Pellet active anu powerful IS a
LARGE pul. whllu tney are much more paiataolr and
pleasant IA ehcct.
Or. ira A. rhayer Of Bacon.hurg OHIO, wr'esi "
regard your Pce's the nest remcdY for the condl
tons witch YOU prescribe them Of anything have
ever use1, mld and cartan ~ enc and leaving inc
bowels IN an excellent CONDITION. IL seems 10 me they
must take the place Of all other ca marie pulls and
medicines"
Lvon MacomDer, druggists, Vermil ion, d. r. say
"We Thus they gUlng 10 sell Ike not cakes as soon
as peope yet acquainted with them ana Nlh spoil
the hin trade Az those that nave used them Ike them
much better than rye pills "-AdB.
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Arrived -TRInAY. Anvil u

stcelnship Othelo. southampton, mdsc. and ps's.
Steamship state Of Pennsy wanna, Glasgow, IA Use AMI
pass.
steamfhip Reading. Havana. sugar.
Steamship Tybct. t. Domingo. ndsc. aud pass.
.rsfnslfn Australia. 'rg orn. ngac cnd p0ss.
Steamship city OF san Antomo' GaNcst-u. mdsc.
anu pass
slip Royal Alfred. lAverphol .ndse
Ship Anerica iO ineiro, coffee.
Suip Ma.hlngtnn, IL erpOOl. ulIsc.
Ship Malta, Liverpool. mdse
a tuf 'l.ia yer Aln COk4tvise vessHfa
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rhe Lnre Mr. -lernrrr sunanr ninncr-.
FROM ne cmc,n,aa Ga.,ae. Apralo.

FTVVl VIC IW7TIFT7fNT WI-FFe1 IUFW To
The Sunday dinner ut the Stewart Pal
ace. on fiftn svenue, Is one Of the distinctive
features OF that aoOue OF wealth Aud fashion.
The stewards, being Chllclsss couple, need the
entertainment OF society, which they obtain bY
anordinR reciprocal enteTt inment OF the most
attractive character. Stewart has the choicest
wines tuat can he selected by his agents in Eu-
rope. aud IL there be any such thing as a pure
article, u II found on MS table Hts hcrV nts are
trained 10y master hand, and are the most ex-
pert that can he found. The guests are limited
In hummer to a small circle, such as can he
gather 10 a friendly conversation, and Judge
lliton's presence fuses the group into mellow
familiarity. At one of the recent entertain
men 81 this sind, Stewart was nOnurcd Dv the
presence OF Lord MAnd VILE, eldest son Of tho
Duke Of Manchester, and the guests included
John lIgelow secretary vi the state, AND lie re
punt Edwards, the q nlnent lawyer. Judge
luton is like IA son TO the ohildless old mer-
Chdnt, and IN completely at hIms M the palace,
lie Is an able LAWYER, a man Of " attn, elegant
ia person, and gifted Ia oOnyersati0u,
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Mrs wIN6Lows SOOTHING SYRUP for children
thing is An Did aud wctred remedy. II hA.sfuoI
the test OF many years. and wa, never known TO fA
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Enamelled chamber suites from $50 black
DO ESQ marble-top do SIS ptflOr SUITS, so
tapestry Brussels 81 ingram, bOe. 0oaperIhWaits'
loo CAglhAn 6treet,-Aap
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MARINE INTELLIG ENCE.

MINIATURE ALNANAc-rHTs DAY
sun rses... - sun sets. 80 Noon rises. IL 81
alvh NAIEH-rHTs Jay
ssndy Hook12 10 Gov lkiAna. vs. Hell tate. u
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sprral notlt,s.
MOODY s>D -ANkLY.


SUNDAY, Ap..l Is Les aye to Christians from to
s.i5 4. VI.
,sien rec. by rcae. 70 &c Lat on application at
or , ,.nesa..'g,l yy,' i,grtr NJ. rihou, ticket
SATURDAY. Apri ll-Ile soon Meeting viii bs
held ~ Associate. Hal ga s mar 81 av. from ~
81 ..l0c4. srb.gc spe-lll Prayer for Christian
Young Mems Mec'inc' on sATu RpAY EVENING.
orly. ald On SUNDAY tNLNlNG. IL an Az hall al y
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and other sketches OF the Stewart funeral. See
ffaiI Lssdes AgsBaIsd AsIoydptr. Out " DAY. ADJ
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"WeIwRrd the Sinr of Empire takes IT,
waY" and tn Centennial Hat |, 20 be the popular
"kNOA" Buy Your spring syle At az broadway, or
IN the tltth Ayeaur HOtel
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Omen SUNDAYS from 10 IN z. The silk elastio
truss sold only by Elastic Truss Company OsJ Broad
way, w0rn eAsy, never displaced, cures TuptuTe.Adr
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50 cent, and 81 bottle Sold by ali dfai.ists


preMAturtlY acriy the physical mental energies.
iLe ~ pure INV gorative 81 uulant counter
the dep con Of vita huf erinCuced toy constant
mrnta s'r,lu and SECRETARY habts Among tonlrf m
Hu ALCOHOLIC baslE UuOLPHE WOLVES sCllli "
AROMATIC hCHNAl'I'S holds The foremost fAce, an
t. helles excel e. rperhc for indgesuon urluaiy
trUu04es, rae llunilsn mi gout.
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ANDRE -loNEs.-At the residence Of the brides
parents April IL. uy thu X v Il Ihert Lowry, ID. De-,
lrsne II. Andrea to Louise Jones, daughter OF j..
II. Jones. fsq, H of Brooklyn.
GRAY -PAltkkR AT the residence OF the brides
parents on "Wednesday April - by the Rev GEORGE 2.
Noble OF Maiden, n Y assisted bt Rev. Drs JEFF.
freys and CarrollIGeorge Gray to Addle L. Parker
da.Rnter Of WIN. Parker Esg, All %. Brooklyn, L. l.
JARVIS MCGLENSEY On Wcdhe-day. = pril 12, at
the residence Of the brides parents. by the Rev f.
Chapin, u d.. John A jarvis to Anna NJ. daughter VI
joan MCGlcLscy. al New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-15

Any one can see % n glance That PomeroT'
klastie True ~ the Dest. Price a. 7tA Br0auwty,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-15

UYFTnV n NOW NOTN NNp-
Ing ana Pr ht- Establishment, Staten Island. Ofo,s
No NJ Duane st.. 752 broadway, go SIN aY. \. 100
aud los PierrepVut ST. BROOKLYN Established o. yeas.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-15

So purify II bv taking Quirk's Irish Tea, the
great bilious remedy, Prcr 25o.-Adp.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-04-15

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