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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25
a Centennial Tea-Party.

We reprint from the Press the fol-
lowing report of a pleasant and some-
what novel entertainment which was
held in Santa Barbara ON the 21st
inst. We trust that some of the la
dies of our city will take the matter
in hand and give us something of the
kind. The Press says: Last night
one of the most agreeable evenings of
the season was spent in the parlors of
the Presbyterian church. The rooms
had been beautifully decorated by the
ladies, the results being perfect bow
er of loveliness. over three hundred
and fifty persons sat down to supper,
at which everything that could be
wished for was to be had for the ask
ing. A large number of ladies were
handsomely dressed In the costumes
of a century ago, and with their nat
ural grace and beauty heightened by
the becoming costumes, made
sight we'll worth seeing. If our
ancestors could have been present to
witness the scene they would have
been highly gratified with the old
time dignity and grace reproduced by
their descendants. One of the princi-
pie features was log cabin of consid-
erable dimensions, the inside repre-
senting a New England home, the oc-
casion being the reception of the
bride and bridegroom just returned
from their wedding tour. The BRIDE
groom of the occasion says he has con-
Siderable daubts as to whether he will
ever get his back straight again after
making so many elaborate bows to the
visitors. During the evening some
very good music and singing were
given. Mrs. Ketchum and Mrs.
Wright sang solos which were warm
ly applauded. Some choruses were
sung by members Of the Philharmonic
Society and instrumental pieces were
played by Mrs. Jones, Prof. Neumay-
er and Mr.. j. G. Platt. The party
broke up at half past nine O'clock.
Great credit is due to the ladies for
the excellent manner in which they
perfected all their arrangements and
1t was cause of regret on all sides
that there would be no repitition this
evening. However, it was whispered
that a second entertainment will be
given between now and the Fourth of
July. By all means let us have an
other one.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25
GIeanings.

The steamer Los Angeles arrives to-
day.
A false alarm of fire was sounded
Thursday evening about $50.
DR.. Lindley has removed his office
to Nos 12 and 13 Temple Block.
A sparring match on the evening of
April 1st.
The Wigwam saloon will be removed
to the basement of the White House.
The East Los Angeles railroad is
one block east of the hotel.
The Water Company has offered TO
supply both plazas with water free for
one year.
Cameron wants 1000 pigeons, 100
dozen chickens, 600 dozen eggs &c.
See advertisement.
Mrs. Arcadia B. de Baker has en-
Joined the Marshal from selling her
property for the delinquent Main
street sewer tax.
Owing to the heavy condition of the
stage road between the Tunnel and
Caliente the $40 A. NJ. train from this
city to San Fernando Tunnel has been
discontinued, and until further notice
passengers from this city for San
Francisco and the North will leave
this city at $40 P. NJ.
The Anaheim Gdzette of the 23d
contains the following interesting
item; "At the Episcopal service on
Sunday last the Pastor, Rev. w. S.
Neales, reported as the result of his Wis.,
it to San Francisco to solicit subscrip-
tions for the Church Building Fund,
the sum of $751;. This amount is ex-
elusive of expenses, $40, and sums of
money promised, and also aid in ma
terial.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25
Sam Francisco Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO, March a.
FLoUR-The best extras are jobbing at from
So l21a to $50, outside figures for silver.
WHEAr-Market strong but less active.
Quotable at 81 IS to | 92k2 for fair to choice
shipping; milling, 81 95 to 200 for good to
choice; sales 200 sacks ordinary coast at 81 so;
1900 do fair shipping, 81 So; l.4O0 do good do,
sl92h.
BARLEY-Continue steady at range hereto
fore quoted. sales of 800 sacks bay feed in
Two lots at 81 25 to 90; do good coast do 81 25.
OATs-Sales OF 900 sacks good bay feed at
So 371a per GENITAL.
PoTAToEs-Sales of good to choice Tomales
from wharf at So 90 to 10; strictly choice,
So l215.
ONioNs-Saies $50 sacks Oregon at 75c to
81 %; Union City were offered yesterday at
$3.50.
CoRN-Transactions yesterday indicate a
stronger feeling in the market. Sales of $40
sacks good large yellow at 81 25 to 200; do
choice do, 81 30 half silver.
BUTTER-Fresh roll, 20 to 2715c; picked
roll, 20 to 25c; firkin, % TO 25c.
CHEEsE-Cal, 10 to lie; Eastern, l6 to Zoe.
EGGs-N to Csc per doz.
PoULTRY-Turkeys, 20 to 22c per lb, ana
dressed, 81 to 23c; geese, so as to 90 per pair;
ducks, IL to l3c; hens, 10 to l2c; rosters, To &c.
broilers, So 90 to s 10 per doz.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

We were present last night at Turn
Verein Hall where Mr.. Strohm, the
new instructor, was exercising him.
self and his pupils. Mr.. Strohm is
perfect gymnast, and can do anything
in that line that man with perfect
physical development is capable of ac-
colnplishing. He will give lessons to
the little folks from eight to fourteen
years old ON Tuesdays and Fridays of
each week, and as it Is much easier to
prevent than to cure disease, We hope
that all the children will have
chance to exercise themselves and be-
come athletic, healthy, muscular and
energetic men.
Some time ago Mr.. Gus Coleman,
the popular book.keeper at Keller's
Wine Depot, being in a speculative
humor boughta ticket in the Havana
Lottery, No. 10,59O, which he has just
received notice has drawn $1,000.
Gustavus now mourns because he pre-
sented the aforesaid ticket TO his ma
ternal ancestor, and the cash will not
be distributed by him. His numer.
Gus friends are sorry.
Mr.. G. H. Ayling, S. H. Evans and
Mrs. Mrs. T. E. Austin who were pro-
minent in getting up the excursion to
Whitewater some time since, leave this
morning on the Coast Line stage for
San Francisco-determin to see the
hno nj fino Of hof fn nj tA rfa MI
will complete their survey of Southern
California. They will remain few
days at Santa Barbara.
The HERALD acknowledges visit
from Mr.. G. A. Smith, late editor of
the Monmouth. (Ill'sl atlas, and Mr..
J. r. Berry, ex-Clerk of the same city.
These gentlemen are live, enterpris-
ing men of the class on: country most
needs. We hope they will conclude
to take up their permanent residence
among us.
Isadore Cohen has been to San Fran
cisco and bought lot of cigars and
tobacco that he says cannot be ex-
celled on this coast. Any one desir-
Gus of discussing the question can find
Isadore at the Main street entrance to
the Palace saloon and try the cigars
and tobacco aforesaid for considera-
ton.
Four new suits against the debtors
of Temple & Workman's Bank were
commenced in Judge Gray's Court by
the assignees yesterday.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25
Assessment Notice.

At meeting OF the Directors of the Brook
~ lyn Land and Building Company, held
March Goth, 1875, an assessment OF 8 per cent.
was levied on the capital stock, payable in
thirty days, after which all unpaid up stock
will be delinquent and sold in conformity
with the laws of the State of California regu-
'" j. LENToN McALLIsTER,
mar23-4w Secretary.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

Fifteen tables and twenty-five draw
ers full of new clothing at the Import
ant, under the Lafayette Hotel. The
most fastedious can be pleased there,
and at the same time save 25 per cent.
All goods sold at San Francisco prices.
to apr
All parties contemplating buying
clothing will do well to examine the
stock of the Important. to apr l
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25
The Real Estate Business.

The immense demand for real es-
tate which has prevailed in this city
and valley during the past two years
has induced many to turn their atten-
tion to the real estate business, and
among them have appeared quite a
number of irresponsible parties-irre-
sponsible in their transactions, in
their. assumed agencies, for their con-
tracts and for the payment of their ad-
vertising and other bills. These wor-
thies have through persistent annoy
ance of land seekers, and their mis-
statements relative to their authority
to sell this or that piece of property,
brought a legitimate and honorable
business to be looked upon as the oc-
cupation of shysters, Jeremy Diddlers
and impecunious adventures. We
have, however, a number of real es-
tate firms conducted by business men,
whose transactions are honorable and
whose statements may be accepted as
reliable and trustworthy. Among
these stands the firm of Butler q Sew
erance. These gentlemen are fitting
up on the corner of Spring and Temple
streets, in the rooms form erly occupied
by the Pomona Land Company, a real
estate office that is worthy of the
name. Their walls are lined with
maps of the best purchasable land in
the valley, and on their tables will al
ways be found the latest daily and
weekly journals. They sell only land
which they own or are duly author
lied to sell, and while they never in
dulge in the bounding process of in
ducing man to purchase, they are
ever ready to answer all questions rel-
ative to land, its locality, value and
quality which may be asked by the
seeker after information. We cheer
fully commend Messrs. Butler & Sew
erance to the new conner and land
seeker as gentlemen whose business
qualifications are first-class, and
whose transactions will be found
strictly honorable in every respect.
In another column they inform the
public where they can be found and
what they propose to do.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

A fashionable young lady of Chica-
go was heard to remark that she had
not got anything new this Winter,
and didn't expect to get much "until
after father faiIs.u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25
STOCK REPORT.

[Speciat Dispatch TO the Herald.
SAN FRANCISCO, March "a.
MORNING QUOTATIONS.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

w. H. Winters of the Important
has, without doubt, the most complete
stock of gentlemens' clothing and fur
nishing goods ever brought to this
city. He makes speciality of these
articles and consequently can give bet
ter satisfaction than those who dabble
in all sorts of merchandise.
Don Mateo Keller has five varieties
of the Eucalyptus for sale at low fig
ure. They grow remarkably fast.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

The funeral sermon Of Anna Belle
and Mary Julia Carey who were born
into the spirit world in the Spring of
1876 will be preached by Mrs. K. l..
Watson at the residence of fThomas A.
Carey on San Pedro street on Sunday
March 26, 1875, at 2 O'Clock P. NJ.
Friens of the family are invited to at
tend m25t2
L. Roeder, Spring street, between
First and Second, manufactures all
styles of wagons and carriages and
does repairing in first-class manner.
Mr.. Roeder uses nothing but the best
of material, and he employs the best
workmen to put it together, so that
his work for durability and finish can
not be excelled in Southern Califor-
mia. Sole agent in this city for the
celebrated Mitchell wagon.
mar16tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

OST.- Last Tuesday evening, March
- l4th, going from the Bazaar to 100 Main
street, one small diamond cluster pin, set in
silver, containing thirtetn stones. A liberal
reward will be given by leaving 1t at the Ba-
zaar, S6 Main street, corner of Requena
marie lw
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

EDWARD p. TOMKINSON.
The Lodge, Green Meadows, Los Angeles.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

I OST.-The finder of lady's sealskin
- boa will be rewarded by leaving same at
office Of Thompson d Ellis, Downey Block.
mar23-lW
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25
HOTEL ARRIVALS.

GRAND CENTRAL.-E. f. Fisher, Proprir.
(Formerly Backman House.)
w III Brewster BostonMrs F SIX
A Nj Griffin, S K j Archibald, s f
LW Guild, NY BSKellogg, NY
G Smith, S BarbaraMrs Kellogg, do
III Beckwith, S + r Berry, Ills
G X Smith, Ills Mrs Berry, do
Mrs Smith, do LIP Drake, Wis
Miss Smith, do NJ E Ingram, Oaklnd
M Chipley, S F RG McGibbon, Orng
III Sargent, Ohio Mrs McGibbon, do
III Wilson, Summit FL Allen, Phila
Geo Scott, Phila Jno M Allen, do
Capt S Black, Anah John Hits, RI
A Bridgman, RI ACameron, Ioa
Mrs Taggart, San DigoC c Bean, Arizona
Rev Fisk and son
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

1 OST.-One bay saddle pony, bald face,
- years old, with saddle marks. A liberal
reward Will he paid when delivered to Ernest
Neitzke, M. Spring street. marl0-1w
I OST.-Yesterday ON the street. "a lady's
- cuff button, imitation gold stone. The
finder will please leave it at this office.
marl4;lw*
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25
COURT REPORTS.

District COurt-Sepulveda, ].
FRIDAY, March "a.
Carmen de Johnson VS. James j. Mellus-
Mana de Carmen called, sworn and exam
ined. J.J. Mellus, Mrs. ID, w. Alexander
examined for defendant. Case closed and
submitted.
Thos Phelan VS. A. Pendleton-By consent
case continued for the term.
Adjourned.
County COurt-O'MELvENY.J J.
FRIDAY, March "a.
People VS. John EvanS-(irand larceny; SEN
fenced to seven years in the State prison.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

TO RENr.-A good work team and wag-
! on, suitable for hauling dirt, rock, &c.
Inquire at first ranch above s. F. r. R.bridge.
marl9-1tH
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

61END Csc. to GEO. p. ROWELL & co. New
y York, for Pamphlet of 100 pages, contain
ing lists of 5000 newspapers, and estimates
showing cost of advertising marl4d&wly
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

EOR SALE.-Three dog pups, breed is
] half Russian setter and half English
pointer. Call and see them at Cameron's
Los Angeles market corner Court and Spring
streets. mar23-2ts
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

OST.-From the Los Angeles 90
- Hotel, yesterday, "a dog. Said SASA
hair and brown spot over each eye He is
valged by his owner as gift from a friend
and any one returning him to the Los Ange-
les Hotel Will receive five dollars reward.
mar22-2fM
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25
FOR SAlE-FOR RENT.

TO lET.-A nice furnished room on San
Pedro street, near First. Gentleman and
wife preferred. Apply to Mrs. Barber, on
the premises. mar23-lw@
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

EOR SALE.-A business in neighbor-
ing town, established five years. Lease
to run two years at moderate rent. Stock and
fixtures AZ cost. Liberal terms To responsible
parties. Apply to CHAS. V. HALL.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-03-25

p OOMS AND BOARD.-Three gentle
uI-nen and their wives can be accommo-
dated with single or suites of rooms and
board, corner Fort and Franklin streets, one
block from Court House. Inquire at 7S Main
street. marll-tf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1876-12-28
ruE VISIT

Jesus made our peace by the blood
Of his cross, aud now be speaks peace
10 Us by his word and by bis Spirit.
He made a full atonemeut for our sins
ana al believers ID him, there il now
no reason why God should punish US.
Therefore our God is called the God Of
peace; The Gospel is called the good
news 81 peace and Jesus is called the
Prince 81 peace. Having made our
peace, be wishes us to be peaceful and
happy. He met bis disciples on the
Lords day evening. and standing IN
the midst he said, Peace be unto you''
As be visited bis people then, so he
visits his people now. IN the public
means Of grace, in the domestic circle,
when gathered for devotional purposesi
and in the closet, Jesus meets his peo-
pie. My soul, has Jesus visited thee
today Hast thou felt him near to
thee Has he breathed on thee, and
impaired bis holy peace to thee II
So bless bis dear name. If not, lift up
thy heart now, and entreat this bless
ling. O Jesus, thou didst visit thy dis
cipcs after thy resurrection, aud thou
dost visit thy people still; visit my
poor soul this evening Come, apc
whisper peace to my heart; come, aud
sooihe my troubled spirit; come aud
strengthen me with strength IN my
soul @ Jesus, / can find no substitute
l0r tic, Or fJr thy presence; but thy
SELF and Thy presence will serve as
substitute for any tbing-ior every
thing Come near 10 me IN mercy 70
night. manifest Thy love to me aney
touishl AID let me Joy and rejoice j
thee to night sun Of my soaI shin
upon ne Joy Of my heart, be pre-,
cut witt me, for thy mercys sake
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Pullman Palace Cars

are ran on all through trains Of this road.
This i the ONLY LINE running these ears
betw cen Chicago and 81. Paul, Chicago and Mil
YANKEE, or Chicago and Winona.
Al 0nAhR our sleepers connect With ia Over
lind sleepers on the Union Pacific Rail- Dad tor
ali points West Of ths Missouri River
On The arrival OF the trains from the kAst or
SOUTH the trains Of the Chicago horth-Nest-
erp hallway LEAVE CHICAGO a. foilows:
For Council Biufe, Omaha and California. Two
Through Trans daily, with Pullman Palace
Drawing Room aAa Sleeping Cara through to
Council Bluff.
For -. Paul sno Minneapolis, Two Through
Trains dsiiy. sith Pa,iInAn Palace Cars attached
M Green nay and Lake Superior, Tao Train.
aaily pith palllnHn Palace Care attached, aud
furalpg through n Marquette.
FoI Milwaukee, -Four Ihr0agh ifslhs aAli1 !
Pullman Cars en night "a inst AAflof Ch&if Cafs
~, serrta and Wiuona aus points IN Mime.
sots one Thfosgh Tralh daily, siih Pullman
sitepers 70 htuoak
Z For Dabake, via Freepofi, Iso Through Trains
asiig. With Pullman Cara On nlgbt trans,
VS. DaigaAt ADD Ia Crosse Va Chbi0n, Two
4 through Tfalua daily, sJih Pullman Care OF
nlgbi train e Meqreggr, loWs.
Yof sieux City aud isuslon, Two irAias dai
Pullman Care 10 Aiss3uri Valley Junction.
Fir Iake Geneva. Fout Trs4us dAily
For Rockford, Ntefius, henosha 5Annsfils-
and other pssais, you eAa have ifsn I've - Ten
trz,us dsiig.
Ms You On {, as BrnaaasY, Boston Dtlee
E M 8 STATE street Dmzha On =, As5 ftflhsHi
rirstt. s&a FraneiEre gihee. l4i Montgomery
aifest ggtesaa Ticket Uf8ess % Ozark sftsi
grtst shefrash HsHsss eornsr Canal hnd MAal'
ga snesis. klsuzs street Depot, cornsr y
Kinzis eaA cana stFsets; Wetia Street Depot
e9gusr Wells aaa KinEis street
~ rates u ls;ogmAtlaa not sltainAnls fFeE
vous h91as ssekei agents, aaHss y
II II sqFagrrg AAAFtK HgoaGFr,
Bsn psss At, Chicago. 8ea-supt, CbisAge.
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sunday Reading.


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v.. hia. aaa 81 Sc secs BIN BE- vii te
aaaa q yesf bui Il Sc iarsake h,m be
tHase yoa 2 chra 1853 d
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u frees thescc saou sbalii seek tbe
Lord . God thou shat God hin. Z
s49a sesk bin With eli Thy hcAr aud
WITH ail iay taal Deoi i.
ataga eaaides' seek apta God be
tmcs aud make 10y sappiica''ous g
ihe Al@'eAsy surely be "oai1
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We afe INSIDE patiaket q CHRIST, 4
We hold TIE beginning q onr CONT
ieae'' s'eaaiAs' cato ''e eaa heps
1--we ask anything according = h's
~itl he heareth r.. ! 1oha ? II
possible 70 bin That beiieve'h. @afk
~
lf thou shalt seok anything 10 ny
nAmo | vii 20 ~ Joho li'li
II 80 abide in me, and my words
abide in yon, Sc shall ask what ye viii,
and Il shall be done unto you. John
l5'
. ID doe season we shall reap, II we
faint not Gal g. .
Ilthou return 30 the Almighty, thou
shalt be built op job y %
4 VI ya continue Ia my word lhen arc
10 py disciples indeed, aud ye shall
know the truth John 81, 80.
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n,Ls> rou m,Kl>Ga WIFE marry.


Treat your wife as politely and kind
ly as whom you were wooing her, New.
az Cad aat with her in Gross tone
ana manner, aud especially before 9th
q people II your dinner does not
suit yuo, 20 not spoil her appetite by
scoldiag about it at tie time. but glse
whatever Suggestions are needed after
dinner DO not humiliatc her by
efoA4iag over every item d household
expense a. il she was cStraragaut.
Either rctrcuch inssnperluities, or pay
ioy them without mnrmuriug. Share
yoar pleasures aud your cares with her,
AMI show that you yalae her society
and advice Do BOT speak lightly Of
her cares and fatgaes, bat sympathiza
Ia her troubles whether small Or great
rry t. gra,ify her laacies. such az .
aoweg garden, 81 a0nvcn.ences about
hcI w0lk She Nill b. reminded o.
yoaf consideration Of neglect many
umes every day ~ these liuie things
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AGENTS WANTED.

Gaoas ~ manufacturer puces The g9ols
furnished by $40 ~ agsets ! receive ffam NE
hes sfe shipped ID afRe qnaf-
Il ies and by cheapest routes Ia tln, way save
snough oH coat u goods % ~ me - hshaiht
them and gIye them u slfsnis at iDv+f tK9'es
shan they can b6 ht~l II ORDERED ~ ASt aiie sh"
iiisl siii convince yOn that this ~ ~ baes
esnYsss+d Gr hya yssrr, isse hsi Hotl
ilse 10 1ity sSnts - sotk Tor me ate tttie, ana
/ kuos sHat agents can do aud shat sfisei's
ell ssil b.si. ADD cali give usetul @Hts ~ ~
gard - best ~ most fusctssini ihsth2as ~
aIrassiug. Shat HaAe yoaf iutsfftN ny 80,
s4Ali BE- lu ffoript q lev asa n'sihi Afufi.s
- .gott A. tlisy ags pat 30 the rsfhsF ADD ~
saya a. bed.foaA price, asst~stlf agNats ~
every town 10 Nee England apd se& l"fh ~
oi.r3 " canvass ~ thf i0i9ainR naHrA sfu
elss, b. VII, 90 All giy1 floirh u lrffttpfy AhA
bottom ficss, u you sRi'iy a' Dhrf'
Mis-. pOIIs COLD HASDik FLAT IRONS.
10 bolaer rt4sfcd Hshd.4 q ~ Rsis h9i.
II desae iei by = spring sDd ehAhsea f9ia
coli frg3 10 bot ant qgcsef ihaa b"'hf
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RUSTIC sHADEs AID MN ElsDs ~ FIX
9UARs, Ali COMPLETE,
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IL stgIa ~ Shade 43a s3as u siuaoa
qAYI0as sAFKIY LOCKS, BURGLAR Pisoof
lsa }.e pot % u I've fBiaases sisaoHt 4attlng
com ~ - Is The spindle - Faffagg =
else hsiail prizes Z eeHts.
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a. pfes4. bfush ~ HAter required. hfila fsad'
g Is baalnNsa hsen s&Fte ibs c' n pfsfs
tapsas bfsgs sad hat pms - ioA % IS. Asss
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il4s asaso articles. sAad frsp sbass gods y
stoek also pspef sHd slgs.yPss. sac sity ~
yul8sheA F8fl5ssssd Is be3 rex press al
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afers. ana vii al saa sl9H stfat.fs
EMERSON EsTAHKOOk.
FACTORY POINT EeHp.netaH co ".
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To aad blenishes aud defects 10 the
chnrch aad 10 YOUR brethren. j. an
almoss inlallible siga that yout love
has aeciintd and that You have enter
80 50 The dtst stages q backsliaing
Love i b,Dd Il covers -uluiude
afsas A soul Cited with love fnds i
hard t. detect iaslts 10 either the Gos
pei 81 in Christian pcopla. Charity
aeara 40 ample mantle, And vAa never
o. persuaded b turn erigic. There i
81 mach that j. good, il will uos believe
ans esd.
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KIDNEY COMPLAINTS

Of an descriptions arc ielitysa at onee, and
speedily cured Tits wonderful vegetable COM
pound seems Intended BY nature for thecpre Of
IN a. .ssrs 81 tue Lidnegs. eausci by weakness
aud debiitg IL crest t1uic powers are rsperl-
AIN directed 10 tie removal IL Chi. class Of
disease aud il ,hould be used without delay by
ovcry person suffering from weak or diseased
tianeys. ~ any disease % the urinary organs.
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soRrIY ArTLTcTrp.

q Easg e C5 ftH-sr CtE ga.fsafe,
Ffomqta8 hf feilqv.tes'ine 'of isase ais ted
uith Csisrfh ] saa 10 als nv testimony u b..
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