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White. for the Human Family.
yellow, for Horses and Animals.

These Liniments are simply the wonder Of the
world. Their effects are little less than marvel
lous, yet there are some things which they will
not do. They will not cure cancer or mend
broken bones, but they will always allay pain.
They have Strengthened fingers, cured chronic
rheumatism of many years satnding, and taken
the pain from terrible burns and scads, which
has never been done by any otherartlcle.
The white 1.tuiment Is for the human
family. II will drive rhumatism, sciatica and
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chillblains, palsy, Itch, and most cutaneOus
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aud feet. and the poison of bites and stings of
yenonimous reptiles; ii subdues swellings, and
alleyiates pain of every kind.
For sprains or bruises IL is the most potent
remedy ever discovered. The Centaur Iini.
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throat, toothache, caked breast, eatache and
weak back. The following is but sample OF
numerous Testimonials;
INDIANA HONE. Jar. Co..l
Ind, May IS. SIS.
81 think II my duty to inform you that have
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have not been free from theee swelling in eight
years Now am perfectly well, thanks 10 tn,
tentaur Liniment. The Iinment ought TO b.,
applied warm. BENJAMIN BRowS.
The proof /. in the trial. Il il reliable, it /.
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IL.
To tbs sick and b.dridden the halt and lame
10 The wounded and sore. wes>y, Come and b,
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CaStOria.

L. a pleasant and perfect substitute. Ia all cafes
for castor Oil. Castoria s the result Of an old
Physicians effort to produce. for his own Prac-
tice. effective caihartie, plea ant to the taste
and free from gripping
Dr Samuel Pitcher. Of Hyannis, Mass. src-
ceeded in con bining, " ithout The use Of alco-
hol, purgative agent rs pleasant TO take n
honey. and which possesses all the deruable
properties Of Castor oil.
II is adapted 10 all ages. but il especially rec
commended 10 mothers us "a reliable remedy for
all disorders Of the stomach and bowels of chill
dren. II Is certain. agreeable absolutely harm
cole. sour stomach. worms, costivcne-s. Group,
etc, then children can have sleep snd moihers
may rest.
j. Is. Ross X Co, Of a. hey street, New
York, are the the sole preparers Of ,astora, at
ter Dr. Pitchers recipe s-!i-l3tw
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fhroe u1Osks west Of Grand Central Depot
49, u l3evated Railroad. and but tweD-
q 0lSn1GO ffeD Wall Street. A II modern
H1fUvo0on1o. Rates ~ per day. Lab
ssS &c. . Nnshss.
os 49,. 2; ss zIs.e;, f r. ::
O(asoo1os 0stsl. Sssasega. s-5-dSm.
, 1876-04-02
CHURCH SERVICES.

There will be morning and evening services NJ ths
Church ef Our Ga7ior, the corner Of Bedsn stxest
and Lincoln avenue.
-Tns Rev. DR.. Strong will otctato 1t thu chuzcb Of
the Epiphany. on Thzoop atfte At 1880 r. H. md 73a
r. m.
The rev. y. Il. hopkins xin oneiste 1t Ct
Johns Church, on Ashland Aranue. Morning xub-
jec: IA cisasly-D Defined Greed Necessity" Even
ing sub 1ect: Judging Righteous Judgment
The Rev. II. q. Perry will ofacate morning, and
eyentng 1t Asatnts Episcopal Church. on The corner
Of Carpenter and Ohio streets.
--Tle Eev. Fraucis Mansfield will ofacists At tbs
Church Of thu Asorement, corner Of Warrington and
nobey streets, at 1850 6. N. and 7:30 p NJ
The Rev. Or. Locke will preach morning and ertn-
Ing ct Grace Episcopal Church at II q. n and 7:3o
p. n.
The Rev. Samu. s. Harris will preach at St.
5anes Church, cosa-r Of Cass and Huron Streets At
lo:45 4. and 7:3o p. N.
The Rev. Dr, Cushman will oeiciats At ss. sse-
pheus Church, on johnson atreeh betwaen Taylor
End Twelfth attees. 1t 1880 l. N. and 7:so D. n.
Tho HeT- D. F. Warren will preach II ST. Marks
Church, corner Cottage Grove avenue snd Thrty-aixth
street, at lG:33 4. m, aud 7;30 .. m,
The Rev. Arthur Ritchie will preach at tAe Church
Of the Ascension, Elm and LaSa1le Etree- At
10:45 a. NJ aud ':3o p. N, Early celebration Of ths
Communion 1t A. m
The Rev. Luther Parker viii preach ,. Calvary
Church CT Warren avenue. between Oakley gt.ces zad
, 1876-04-02
TRE WINDOWS or THE SOUL

] look sometimes, It twilight, On houss,
1ts windows dtaped with soft and misty iaes,
And catch faint CLEANS Of ona who dwells within
Who peers out. half-afraid, with cautious ts>A
Ayetted eyes, and lips of tender grace;
4 noble soul. that shuts its s4daass In
loving heart, that kuilss a'ea vhi,s It hztsks.
somst1nes look up1n Jour ayes, and h&sx
Tue music Of tho lfo We live in d4eana1,
IAs sigh Of fragrant winds; tho songs OF birds;
The rush and babbls Of cool mount4in-asreaus:
Sweet, Hpplina laughter, and pure, lovinx worda,
As freah u dewy daWns and cowslip-buds. that ha6
prophecy Of sun1nsE In sysry cup Of gold.
Again look {: serene, leueseent, calm;
Full OF strange depths ttua ~ tha constant etAxA
As no other guixs they errr wors,
~ II their smile concealed no taars. no scars,-
EteEnitica Of calm aud rest
Aad taRdazest loEs, uncoazcdone1y cautesasd.
HunH,
, 1876-04-02
ST. PATRfCK'S CATHEDRAL.
1HE GREAT WORK CT NEW YORK a. IoLIo1.


/: viii be eighteen years NEXT : dGuut since
the cornerstone Of st. Patrick's Cathedral VA.
lsia THE building il not nearly finished, and
no oas knows when it will be. Nearly 81, ,000. 900
haa already been expended on it, and millions
zuore viii be needed befots it is completed. The
rule ;.aa been to incur no Indebtedness on &C.
cunt Of tho work, and, there being at present
BIT little money in the exchequer, only fen
lAbo1ers Ala engaged. These are tue carpentsrs
Hho z1e groining the ceiling for the plssterers,
who are busy in Tho naye putting up their scat
folding.
The oztrems length If the ed;ics, the exterior
OF which is Of vh.1e ma.hls. ia 2s34 faet, the in
terror dimensions being So6 feet; the length Of
the transept is lao fest; the width OF the navo,
&c feet, including the aisles, or from pillar TO
pillsr, 48 feet giving to each aisle width Of "a
feet. The height OF the naro is Ito feet, and Of
tac s;s!es, S. feet. The clustered columns OF
this nave, choir, and tEAnsept ara all OF white
raarble to the spring Of the e.ches, wlcc arc
Imitation sandstone, capped WITH marble. Ths
front has three doorwavs, Of which the centre
has = total width Of 81 feet rish Esight, in
cluding the gables, Of 81 feet, Aoove this door
:s = tIansom OF pure white ,ce."lc -cnlptured
*ith leaf fotms and tcndrits OF .1ausvlnes, in
serwoven With wheat, symbolic OF .la Holy Sac
rament. anG3 three do7ea-the centre one repre-
aentinE tho descent Of the Holy Ghost the
right. the dove from the ark, with the olive
branch in its mouth, and the lsft, the ascent Of
the Holy Spirit.
The small rose window OF tho porch peers
above this exquisite sculptured work. On each
side OF tue porch arc the massive buttresses o:
tho facade, which rise to the middle Of the
main gable, and these are capped With graceful
plnuacles- The main gsble Is richly paneleu,
and ez9ulsitely scuiptured trnceEy fills each
, 1876-04-02

the apostles. Below the apex of tho main gablo
Is large rose window, she traceTy OF which ia
wrought With much elaboration. The lower sfo
OF the circumference Of this grand Wluuow
touches the atched heads Of the mulIions, which
are in the varied form of folls. Under those
mullious 10 TO" OF sculptursd uiches running
tho whole length Of the trout above the main
porch. The pediments Of the gables are ,orna-
mented with crockets representing morning
e!ories and grape vines. Tho portals on aithar
side OF the main entrance are elaborately
adorned with sculptured work OF natural foliage.
From them spring the two towers, which are to
be capped with splres 934 feet high. The
towers arc So feet square at the base, ex~
elusive OF the maseivo buttresses. At the
onaf form, which viii be maintained for 81
feet, after which the spires will tapor gracefully
to tho cAp-stones and crosses which will sur
mount thera. The towers are now liz feet from
the grounu, and it ia expected they will reach
the height OF $50 feet this summer.
On the hide the butsresses rise in q Eeries Of
terraced sradation5 high aboGe the coping Of the
Aisle roof. and terminals In pinnacles slao. The
coping is surmounted bJ bsttlements OF rich
tracery, in design Of foil forms. The walls OF
The clear story are strengthened BY buttres1es
complete portion OF thu elevation Of the
transepts> There is another line Of traced and
pierced battlements st the base OF the painted
root, lighter but not less beautiful than the line
Q6toW. Inc uanRfnk DuktfeHee9 OF LQe sIAldeFL
rise to height Of ITO fest, and are pierced, and
paue1ed. and surmounted by pinnacles, the
central apex Of the gable ending in beautiful
tolsted Cross. Below the eayes-lne il q row of
inches for statues. and there are also inches in
the centre Of the buttresseB on each side Of the
central body OF the transept. The centrA1 part
Of the t1ausept, with the CROSS. will be 1856 feet
high.
The altar-pieco Of the cathedral will DO \ most
elaborate work. It is being made partly IN Paris
and partly in Rome Host OF the stained glass
ia being made in France. Some Of the windows
have been lying in tho Custom-Honse for many
months. Neatly all tho windows are donations.
That OF the. north transept will be the g1ft Of
the Diocese OF Albany. It will represent scenes
in the life Of the Virgin Mary. Tho south tran
sept window, which will represent scenes in tho
life Of St. Patrick, will be nut in by tho parish.
There Is q general Impression thAs the sits OF
the cathedral is gift from the city. This is not
30. The block in Fifth avenue, from Fifty first
to Fifty-second streets, on which the Catholic
Orphan Asylum stands, was leased by the cor
poration Tor ninety-nine years for the nominal
sum OF 81; but the two blocks bounded By Fif
tieth and Fifty-6ret otroets and Fourth and Fifth
avenues, occupied by the cathedral and the
workshops were the cemetery OF st. Peters and
st. patr1cks parishes for seventy years. About
forty-fiye years ago the bodies wero disinterrad
and moved to Calvary Cemetery, and some twen-
ty years later st. Patrick's parish bought at pub
:ic auction the portion OF the land owned by St.
pater'R
, 1876-04-02

A New England evangelist who had gons ou
to Davenport, Ia-, Ito battle With Satan, +" 70
turned East last week with black eco.
FIRES Press Some people regard it ~ HEga.
lar that man ''vho never played cards in hi
life, because it's wicked, will exact Is per cen
interest from widow.
Says an occasional contributor: 4 reviraliss
grocer on Sixth avenue displays tho aign, 4 Hold
the Fort-een eggs for IS CENTS" He must be =
Layman.-feao Yors Commercial Advertiser.
One Of tho young men belonging to a
choir had his hair cut by = generous barber
Saturday. Sunday be Gang for d solo, ''Covc1
my defenseless head" and hlushed ike lobster
while doing it.
Get Brooklyn girl thoroughly mad and tho
fruits of q careful religious training are not
conspicuous in the fury With which sba nnships
her hustle aud WRECKS it over the heal II her
adye1sary.-BrooaIya Argus.
"Feliow-travelers," said coro.ed 7rracher,
+" ef I lad been eatin' dried apples fo- ;. vsnk,
md den took TO drink1n' for mont, co1ldn's t
feal mora swelled up dan I am dis minnit, wid
pride and vanity Ut SEEM such full tendance
mar"
.-Customer-"What did you
think Of The Bishops Sermon on Sunday, Mr.
Wlgsby?" Hairdresser-" Well, really, s:-,
there was gent a-sest'n'i1 'front.' o me- a. ad
bis ar parted tia: crooked couldn't 'ea1
"eae' ---...-
" And shat t.ca1ne Of SAM: Jimmt7" asked =
Sunday-achool teAches. "hiiied h1ssoif." was
tho reply. ''He dits hs XII! himself con
tinued the tca:|:. aHlowed his brains ont
With Eevoi' a. replied Jimmy.-Neao I'll
Commercial Ad sTttser. ;.
Norwich Bulletin: Nothing 40 pleases DO;
'?ho has attended SLnday-school faithfully, Ind
dreamed nights OF the pair Of skates he ahoud
get at the festival. az to find on that occasion
Hitchcock's analysis Of he BiIle.
peonla vbo attend church c.nnot ne too vel,
f,,a1aad against snrnriaes II sj,oci,s e,.orv.
body nresent when careless bow in the onlie}v
1rons \ hymn-book down an a deacot's ,esT n
aee him nash his kness arainst tl.a hscE of h;s
, 1876-04-02

Two ntHs hands ootrtachtnS,
Shyly bidding Iae staJ;
Two ltts}s hands close cl2zped tk&a, =
That RunmeI-d2y.
=. :
Two timid eJea uplIfted,
Loving and loved. to mt1s- j.. :.
Teadarest heart-shought revealing:
AEsermors thine" :
@".
Two hsushtng rnse-leaves for fps,- :,
Uatnti44t Ecsa-ltavex known, . -
6ayly aaEuurfug The secxes
SOFT eyA had shown. =: ::
Willis birds and sunahtne nSt6n'd,
but never to hetTsy ... '':"1
Wat hands. eyes, nps, had pledg.a M,
That sGtuEer-tay. nA
, 1876-04-02
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Apr11 3-FYfth Sunday In Lent.
April 5-Twenty-mnth day Of LazA
April 4-Ihtrtteth day Of Lent
April Thirty d.y Of Lent.
April 6-Thirty y4eeond day Of L11A
April 7-Thir.y-third day of Lent
April 8-Thirsy fourth day Of Lent
CATHOLIC.
April 1-Passton" Sunday.
April ST. Francis OF PAULA, d. 4f0a &e4A y.
April x-St- 1sidore. B, T.. D.
April bst~ Vincent Ferr1er, q.
April 6-Ferta.
April 7-9even Dolors of the 3. r. n
April &-FktiA.
, 1876-04-02
PERSONAL

Jesse Lse, the founder Of 11ethodism IN Now
England Is to nays monumen: over his grave
in Baltimore.
The Rev. s. P. Putnam, who. about 5eAr ago,
ssked to have his uame dropped from the list Of
Unitarian ministers, because he could no. accept
, 1876-04-02

the yard, where be saw large piecs OF tsles1ana
wire. The vira after breaking. had made Iooe
ever the gate and caught Stevens as ho Was er.
teriug round the nsck- The wires vets au
broken down By the gale Of SundsY.
, 1876-04-02
4 Threat Cut by Fallen Te1zzraph


Aan:htsfsr {EnC.} Guardian.
Yesterday Mr.. HardwicE held An inquest con-
cefaipS the death OF William Btsysns, OF tue
Blue Yard, Duncan Terrace. On Sunday, during
tbs Storm Stevens wxs seen sitting oo the boz
OF his omnibus with blood flowing from his
neck. His throat vas cus from car TO ear, Dr.
a. E. saazon tracked blood to tho entrance OF
, 1876-04-02


rAAir, and when he goes oI the meetings won't miss
him. aud there will be no falling OF. Not only that
but be j. training hs msoeEs to wo1h Ihe5 WI 60
the Gospel and VIC multiply preachers and workess in
thst way il they only Just taught to take part
orayer-meetings that could be brought out and made
10 be great help II the ministers would only pay their
attention to il How nany lsxSsss. physc.ans: pnhiio
Aiong the work. and believe tnt difficulty could 10
removed tie minister would talo little pains. Let
s Msss se0 IL s Wills
meeting. 1t wzkes up chuFch wonderfully, once in
! while to let the young converts relate their tx-
FIth these men that talk so long would talk to
diem prtvstely. and tell them they must try to be
.hortes. And It is good thtng sometimes for minis
:ead good deal Of Scripture sud ts!k ursu perhaps
,nlY fifteen minutes is left and then they complain
BECAUSE Deacon Smith Jones or soe oue else talks
~ nnr Jus let the minister s.rike the ke5-uots Of
a. meeting and II he can't do that in ten minutes he
ant It all. Very often minister takes up chapter
n1 e1hAusts it, and SAYS everything he can think OF
i, tho chapter, and then can you wonder 1ay1nan
sunot say more who has had study Of the subjecs7
aiya out the subject week ahead. let tue munster
Axe dFe Of ten minutes in opening, and then let tbs
ai:ereu take par That would BE- Rreatet var1e-
u. When takea part hs ces greatly interested
hiusaf 1t WAS pretty true what the old deacon said
shat when he ooS part they were very interesting and
phen be dent they seemed very dau. tLsughter.l
Moody closed tnsse OF four delez.tsa qo;fa ~eFs
Q.-Suppose one, two or three brethren come TO the
prsyes-neeting and there thirty sisters, how ars
you going to get &iong7
Nj Noooy@I should call It wouana meeting End
en an and have the aistezs t&ke part ILAughtxr.l
o.-Wbat should b. The rnAn purpose OF prayer
mertnp-ths conversion q sinners, devotion, or the
Mr. Moody-I shonld say that the ptaJer.neetinE
ocnt TO be foe the edfcAon OF saints and devotion.
6'-H some ars very happy aud begin to shout and
clan their hands. would Jou stop .aem7
III. Moody-That is eentEove1ted point and VII
.aeshne ID one thing ind prxyer-meohng smother.
The1e Also ought to b meetings where 70 proclaim
- GosIl to The unsazed.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1876-07-18

81. &au d e, elm iunser Sarmer pom
Bine Street,, 9onfon County, ipplte an,
Morsen mad benz Sierten nit benz Tdbr.
boot McGoberts iiber Sen 6lub suriid. ST
leste ii9 unter bic Maidine, wdbrenb bies
ielbe itia itanb unb ber Mtaidiniit IieB bies
ielbe an, obne BEN Mann gu bemertsn.
Die erite Orebuns bes &urbels brad linn
aue Gippen e~nt;Yei unb in elmer balben
Stunbe mar CT tobt.
Sn Be tleinen Stdbtdsn Serbian er,
eisaete fI9 am 10. Sum- elm Iebr trauriser
llnfaa. Cine In;abl Mdnner MAJ bamit
bsiddftist, ben Saditubl auf eiaem maj.
iiuen @ebdube gu erridten, ais bic Mauern
suiammenfeIen unb iammtli9e 0eute unter
ben Sriimmern besraben wurSen. I3pei
Mdnner blieben auf ber SteIe toSt unb
fieben aubere purben mebr ober weniger
perlest.