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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

REPORTED DEAD 1t is reported on the
streets here that young Stohler, whose wound
ing and robbery were noticed in the Gazette
some days sioce, had dierl at the depot in Phila
delphia while on his way home. Alter dill
gent enquiry We are unable to trace the report
to any reliable source. We are Informed by
employees on the train, however, that Stohler
was very i'll Cd his arrival at Baltimore, 50
much 80 as to require the attendance OF seve-
raj physicians, but that he partially recovered
aud proceeded on his wy. Ii will be remem-
bered that Stohlers removal was contrary to
the advice of bis physicians 10 this CITY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21
LOCAL NEWS.

WEATHER PROBABILITIES Yer Depart
u,."t Odice of the Chief Signal 0Bseer' Wash
n'|"oI D. G., March 81, lS7s-lO:3O q. M
E Esr The Middl; States clear or clearing and
colder weather, with fresh and brisk northe'ly
. " .terIv wiods aud rising barometer.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

The CANAL. -Wster is still IF the George
town level of the G. i 0. Canal, aud repairs are
being made at the newly discovered leak at the
outlet lock above Georgetown. The water can
not DO let on the Alexandria canal until these
repairs are finished. Two boats cleared at the
flee Of the collector of the Chesapeake aud
Ohio canal 10 Cumberland, on Saturday, for
Georgetown. Ooe was the A. 8. Turner, car
ryibg 404 tons of coal belonging to the Con-
solldatou Coal Company, and the other the
Seneca, vi th thirty tons of lumber.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21
Office TO OUR CUSTOMERS.
I EUGER'S FLUID (RED), THE UNI
IL VERSAL UISINEECTANT (Perman-

I EDGER'S FLUID (RED), THE UNI
IL VERSAL DISINFECTANT. (Perman-
ganate of Sods.) 1t is the only true disinfectant
known, all other preparations sold for this pur-
pose being merely deodorizers (or articles which
possess the property of overpowrring unpleasant
smells by their own pungent and often disagree
able and dangerous qusities.) Il is particularly
adapted for disinfecting sick rooms in cases OF
typhus fever, small pox. cholera, scarlet fever.
diarrhea, and all contagious diseases, and to1
purifying rooms in which there are dead bodies,
removing at once all unpleasant Smells and
destroying efectually any latent germs of dis
ease. BY placing the diluted fluid in dishes OF
basins, about bed chambers, school rooms, work
shops, hospital wards, &c., it keeps the air in
perfect state of purity. For stables slaughter
houses, butchers shops, daires, cellars, &c, it
is invaluable, keeping them in a perfectly
wholesome state, by merely sprnkling the d.
luted fluid over the floors and walls. 1t keeps
dust bins, water closets, drains, urinais Sc,
sweet and wholesome, by using once or twice
day. For sale by JANNEY u CO.,
sep Is l45 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

ILLNESS IN THE COUNTY Miles 9. Nun
SOD, esq, Clerk 10 the Sixth Auditors Office,
has been conf ned to his home in Alexandria
EQUITY for several days With 40 attack Of in
auenza.
sewel B. Corbett, Postmaster at Arlington,
has been confined to his room for several days
With an attack of pneumonia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

FIRE WARDENs.-A meeting Of the Board
Of Fire Wardeus was held, last night, to iuvss.
tlgate certain charges preferred by the Hydrau
lloo Fire Company, through lis Ex .cutive
Committee, against Thom IS Posry, driver of
tnrlr engine. Alter hearing the evidence the
Board decided to dismiss the accused, and
elected ]. Frank TAYLOR in his stead.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

PLEASANT OCCASION "A large number OF
the stockholders of the German Bank and
other friends Of Mr.. Robert Portner, preslden,
OF that bank, assembled at bis residence, on
norh Washington street. las, night, to cele
brate his birthday. The evening passed most
pleasantly. among the most agreeable incidents
being the presentation of handsome Knight
Tcmpsr cross to Mr.. James II. Reid, the eff
cent cashier of the bauk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21
IANNEY'S OLD DOMINION TONIC
u BITTERS

These Bitters are the extract of the best and
most favorably known Medicinal Herbs,
Roots, Banks and Berries, together with suff-
in any misunderstanding, in elegant combina-
ton, q superb Tonic, Alternative and Diuretic.
They are confidently recommended in al cases
of dyspepsia, Nervous Headaches, Indigestion
and Heartburn Weakness, Langor and Debll-
Constipation and Loss of Appetite. They are
also sure preventive of Ague and Fever.
They are pleasant to the TASTE and the most
delicate stomach will find nothing dssgreeabe
in them. Along water courses and in low and
msrsay districts they Will prove sure safe
tons OF the country. Weak and debilitated
females will derive great benefit from their use.
In quart bottles, at Sl each. Prepared only by
JANNEY 4 CO.,
and for sale, both wholesale and retail, at their
Drug Warehouse, 145 King street, Alexandria,
Virginia. sep ~
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

As~ N T1cE-The mem oers OF Alexandria
Washington Lodge, No %. A. F & =. H.. will
meet at their Lodge ON Thursday, the 23d inst /,
at O. clock y. H., to attend tho funeral Of our
late brother, Samuel Tennesson. Andrew Jack
son Lodge and al Master Masons in good stand
ing are invited to attend. BY order OF the
w NJ: j. ). DOUGLAS,
mar 81 2t -,IcrEtRrY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

We have just returned from our first New
York purchase for this season, and
NEW GOODS
are coming in which we propose selling cheap.
DRESS GOODS,
in the latest styles, from the very lowest prices
up. A case Of
WHITE CAMBR1CS,
for skirts and infants dresses, will be sold at g
great sacrifice. We are able to sell them at the
who assle price by the yard. They are almost
equal to French Goods. We also purchased
job lot of White, Checked and Striped
NAINSOOKS AND PIQUES,
the cheapest goods we have ever fered in those
lines. We cannot begin to enumorate the arti
Giles or even the lines Of goods. but we can say
to our friends and customers that cheaper lot
fgoods we mover had the pleasure OF calling
their attention to.
NH % q. c. SLAYMAKER co.
TNCRE ASED MONDAY, March
i 10th, 1870 dozen more of the HOME
VI Abe SHIRTS received this day. Price ST.
h. B. Hoomes D. F. BRASHEAR
A. b Morehead. No 100 King street.
NH % Alexandria, Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

~ IO.O.F.-A called meeting of Potomac
Lodge, l. .. D. F.. will be held at $50 this
p M. at Sarepta iesll building, to make ar:
engagements for the funeral of our deceased
brother, Samuel Tennesson. By order Of the
N e.: Tmh 2l-lt1 B. +. PEAKE Z. s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

cMALL HAMS-A supply Of small Hams Gil
y choice quality just received 6Y
ion ii %.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

l. JOB IN KENTUCKY JEANS-34, 10
and 4 Virginia made Bro. Cottons-Full stock
of Bleached Cottens-Patapsco Cotton Ysrns-
January 10th, 1876-We call special attention Of
bug ers to our tull stock Of the above named
goods, purchased in large quantities within the
last few lays at prices lower than ever Known
in this country, and anticipating upward
tendency in AL staple goods
ID. +. BKASH FAR,
II. b. Hoomes. No. lv9 King street.,
ian q Alexandria, Va.
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ANEW HOMINY and GRlTS Just received oy
~ oct 16 j. q. s. K. MlLBUKN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

CMALL HAMS-Anolner supply Vl fholce
y Hams, small Sizes received t,;dsy ~
feb 7 D. u. q d. MALD AsAN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

Of BBLS ISAAC WENGERS CHOICE
40 FAMILY FLOUR received G Sy,rpN
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

~ KID GLOVRS.
have received this day my Fall supply of
KID GLOVES. at prices as follows: Two but
ton, at 75c Sl.OO, Sl.50 and S2.25 per pair.
oct + G. e. BERRY, II King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

& SON have the best GEM
lHl SUGAR in town. lenHI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

Urine HAND-P ED MEDIUM
L BEANS received to- day by
fob j. G. s. L. M1IBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

40 BUSHELS PRIME TIMOTHY
lVO SEED. THos. PEKkKi w. -oa.
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~ SHIRTS; ali nun bers only ST 50.
NH 3 T.. u OGA M "A q CIV ".
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

The excitement IN reference to the bad
ventilation of the House has subsidized, but the
attendance 10 the galleries has vsibly diniu-
ished
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

4 ,RANBERRIES and Coxe's Gelatine JUS
~ received by pupN
dec 80 j. y. q D.. M1IoO W..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

MOTIONS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c, &c.
IN We call specisl attention to, our full sock =
of Hosiery, Gloves, HandkeEchiefs' Skrss' ran an
cy Silk Ties, Ladies Vests, Belts, Mems Merl-
no Vests, Suspenders, Umbrellas, OVersklrts,
ali at popular prices;
HR HoouEs. No. 100 King street.
nov8 Al-xandrs, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

rEW DROP and Double Grape HOLLAND
oct "a GEO. MoBURNEY S SON.
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gS-Y. NJ. O. A.-The regular monthly meet.
ing Ct this Association will DO held TO night in
their room, No. s. King street, at 30 O'Clock
Business OIL importance will bs transacted 1t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-03-21

OK BOXES ORANGES just received and
40 fer sale low by
,.h m G. VIM RAMSAY.
, 1876-05-07

Moody and SanEs7 SO to Montreal. Csnada in
June.
When Archbishop TAFT pronounced tho bene-
dictlon the other day, At the opening Of tho
London Hospital. he WAS clad in an Ulster
oyarcoxt
The Rev. Y. R. Henderson, Of the Seminary
of the Northwest, has accepted = call to the
Presbyterian Church ss Streator, Ill.,. snd ar
raupemep&s have been made to install him.
The Rev. Robert Mckenzie. OF Decatur, ILL.,,
has accepted UNANIMOUS call from tho First
Presbyterian Church OF Lafayette, Ind. and
will commence his labors ON the first Sabbath in
May.
The Rev. Edward Everett Hale, who has been
in New Orleans for some time past collecting
further materials for hia novel. "Phllip Nolan'a
Ffiends," has preached during his v1sit there in
the Church OF the Messiah.
Dr. Henry Darling. pastor Of the Fourth Pres
b7tenan Church, Albany, n. T., having been in
somewhat impaired health for time. hla con-
cragation havo voted him . leave Of absence for
i've months, aud purse OF $1,000 for ths pur-
pose OF enjoying it.. :
Dr.. Bellows, the distinguished universalist
preacher, pronounces Mr. Hoodys proAchlng
an exaggerated, perverted, unhiatorlcal illoR1-
cal irrational, untrue parody Of tho Christian
religion. out OF whose pusrile, mythical. aud
extrayagans opinions no blessing and purifying
religion can procead."
An erudlte German annual church register h8a
tho following account OF tho North Ametican
.Upitarisus. which No publish without correcting
, 1876-05-07

principal 'a ., shs funded asst lad ~ go go
in paws hiss bssn surrendeEed, ~ king
since tho psnic neurly $3.50, 900 IN vol' .ntaxy
contributions. This. Of oouras, u exolV s1ve Of
81 The las. SIS, 200 ii is understo9 that the
pastor has rsreel TO pay over SO = oo, making
his entire contribution to the cau1f h mora than
s25, 900 in five years. reT-rents ~ re- to oe low
rekch OF Ill. Ia all this strIggle> the church
haa secured NO aid from alater fthurohe1. aud
mona from any Individual outside OF tho church.
with two s1ceptt ons. Robert Conner, Il tho
time Of its dedcati on sent hls 'j,eck for IS o00
The other exception il that city missionary
who, hearing OF ths cond ton OF tho church.
hasteued to sand til . on ~ 80 ha had to help
make up the $25, 600 AAeVted
, 1876-05-07
A TOAST.

Two Important Discoveries! Ths discovery
Of America by Columbus. and Dr.. Piercs's Gol-
den Medical Discovery; the one opening up to
mankind I new continent the othor = fountain
Of health. which il Indispensable to tho full en-
toyment Of life and it, blessings. In response
to the above sentiment come the unsolicited At
testations Of tens OF thousands OF grateful
pat1ents who hare been relieved Of chronic ALL
ments through its lnstrunentality. Those voices
are limited to no one locality. but from every
city, village, and hamlet, IN our broad domain,
Al well 40 from other climss, aud in the strange
utterances OF foreign tongues, ike the confused
murmur Of many waters, coma unfeiRned aud
hearty commendations. It in. in combination
with the Pleasant Purgattve Pellets, tho great
depurator Of the age. Under its benign action
eruptions disappear, excessive vasts is checked,
the nerves are strengthened, and health, long
banished. from the system. resumes her reign
and re-astablishes her roseate throne upon the
cheek. All who have thoroughly tested it's Yir-
tues in the diseases for which it ID recommended
unite in pronouncing it the great Medical Dis
cuvery OF tho ago.
, 1876-05-07

ths edd naist,k - IL tie nsusst "Ths Norta
American Uritsrisns hSvs In ChanninT, Ohariea
Follen. Emo .su d. and Parker THAR nost distin-
guishod Eep preaeutatives- Tbs 800 Unitarian
churches sta nd fssn hr the principle Of fres H.
quiry and th D development Of Christian con-
eciousness. Their m ost oelehrased preachers
are Dr. Belie'w6, ia New York; Dr.. Walker, Dr..
Putnam. Dis. Ellis, and Mouson, in Boaton !;
DR.. Eliot, in st. Louis +; and Dr.. James. ia Phil
adalphia. Those Of d1e mora conserrsslyo Of
the modern ts,ndency "A = R. Co|lyn, in Chicago :;
Dr.. Freeman Clarke, Dr.. Barlot aud E. E. Halls,
10 Boston" We suppo - that BY DR.. Monson
DR.. Morrison III meant, Z nd BY Barlnt Dr.. Bartol
Readers msy f.uess who ara DR.. Putnam, DR..
Eliot. and r. Collyn; bnt uho eau toll who il
meant by Dr.. s.ames, Of Philadelphia.
, 1876-05-07
A CHURcH'S STRUGGLE FOR LIFE.
POSITION or THE PRESBYTERIAN MEMORIAL CHuRcE
AT NEW YORE.


When the Rev. Charles .. Robinson, D. D..
returned from Europe in 1870, after having been
for three years pastor of the American Chapel
in Paris, be MAS MET on the landing OF the
steamer by delegation. which placed in his
hands call to the pastorato Of the Eleventh
Presbyterian Church OF New York, au inconspic-
uous congregation worshpng on Fitty-ffth
street, between Third and Lexington avenued
Learning this fact q friend, an old resident Of
the city, said to him. "Tnat's the most difficult
field ia New York" DR.. Robinson replied.
'tThen it is the field in which I wish to Labor"
Since that time new edlfice has been erected at
Madison avenue and Fifty-thlrd street, the name
Of the church has been changed to the Presby-
teran Memorial Church, and large congrega-
ton has been collected.
All this. however, has ooet struggle. 81
the time the new building Was completed the
panic came, not only prostrating business and
checking the growth OF the city, but GRIPPING
man after man in the congregation. It became
necessary, IN this condition OF affairs, to ralse
$23 900 to pay the floating dsbs, apd It was done.
There wAa still debt Of al25, 600 loft, and there
uese only few men'of moderate means to car
r. forward tho enterprise. Nearly gas 900 has
been raised sincs shat Tins by voluntary effort !;
$4,000 since JannarJ iask Non $4,000
, 1876-05-07

Ffosa kAs Ge5nna ef SeAf1Key.
1Fhexe, noble freud. exist tho peaceful arts,
Or whtre may Freedom e4aotuary $7ka7
Tha dying Century in storm dspaEtS,-
Wtth murder doth tho uewor ous aNakA,
Ths 10 Of usdona v4utshes AWAY,
And elder for1ns their influences EaAiSu:
Not ste worlds Goods tho rage Of war I7n at2y-
Nos asu the Ntls-God 8nd tho ancisns Rhsne
For NOW two mighty nations strirs smain
In solitary pow'r to Fuls the world;
The freedom Of al peoples to constr4in,
Tha t1idents nous1shsd and tbs tghtntn7H hzx2ek
A weight Of gold oaeh provinces must ai1o1d:
And ZEN - Btennua, IN the AEea pk4s,
So hath the Frank his brzzen- hlitod sword
Into che qulv ring scat&s Of Justice cast
BIs ms1chantdeet the Brtson stretches CIR
Thu son. ike polyp-arns, in hw1esz greed,
While Alnphitr1te's independent esozs
Ha, II hin horsc, locks from tho Common ns%d. :.
Mar to The Southern Pole, meath untnowa sktse.
E4ch sheltered Isle and diataut coast he aptes.
And only Pstzdiss hta sszfch escapes.
In win each chart thins eager eJes pursua,
In hopes that happy re2ion yet to dnd
Where Freedom stays. mid vs1dure ev"r uew,
Befors Thy glance tbs boundlesa wor1d ray rad
Her verge the very sailors scarce can traos:
Yet the e1tEnt Of her uameasured breast
Hath not for ten contentsd lives the spaos.
Into the holy quiet Of the hssrt
sun thou must dJ from hfes encroschias shfu1&.
For Freedom hath In dreams her only part
And Beauty blooms not elsewhere than tn song.
Madison, Wis. CHAHLEa NoBL1 QxxQokH.
, 1876-05-07
The PRESBYTERtA N GENERAL ASSEM-.
BY.


Tho General Assem- bly, OF the Presbyterian
Church il to meet this month in the Tabernacle
{Dr.'Talmsge's) in the City Of Brooklyn. Each
/, Presbytory sends two delegates, minister. and
/ An elder, In proportion to every twanty-four
ministers in the body. fractional part of that
number. There are Its Presbyteries, and 1, ,706
ministers. II all 1!he PEesbyteries should bo
fully represented sthe number OF delegates
would be about 500 Tho number OF cl,1lrches
in this ecclesiastical connection in 5000. aud
these churches have soc, 900 communicates; and
population thus related to them IT least four
times as 1aLSe. The number Of regular theo-
logical 8eminar1es in the conuectlon ls
thlrteen, covering the territory from New York
to Cailfornis. Besides it's ordained ministers
there arc 14 licentiates and in various stasee OF
preparation SIC men 4re accepted candidates for
tho m1ulaszY. In the last year reported. 1874,
this Church contributed to benevolent work, out
congregations. 81, 000. .0u0. while Its ono support
required a1bout $1,000, 600. Nearly s1,0Uo, 900
were given to home End foreign MISSIONS The
Southern General Assembly OF the Presbyterian
Church moets on the same day, May IL, IN SaSan-
nah Ga. Il has R1xty-four Ptesbyteries. with
1854 ministers aud llcentiates. and 1877 csndi-
dates; 1,7e7 churches, with 107, 1884 members.
THIS Assembly has powerful and increasing
strength in the South. corresponding IN all re-
epects to the Assembly in the North It has two
theological aeminar1es fully ofhcered. aud seven
religious newBpaaoers conducted i'll defense Of its
views. It is claimed that 3 large. proportion OF
Southern Prasbyperlsns than Northern are read
ers OF their respective journals. The Southern
Church has not ihe SAME relative wealth as the
Northern, and therefore its contributions to
benevolent obje1s are less in proportion to it's
membership. lt5 contributions to foreign mis-
sions, in 1874, we're $e53.632, and only $350, 600
for all benevolent objects. outside Of the sup
port OF the respective churches. In these two
Presbyterian assen oles OF the same faith sud
, 1876-05-07

~ II uay wheasyt. ~ ya4et for eoasutsttou II IN
St :s, e md
the gzoas number of her mir teEs and en1bers tho
pozfectness and powers Of ht organization, hsr
resources Of and naout N, her educational anl
publishing facilities snd II EatgementA. tho vantage
ground she occupies BY her trategio positions In 10
which God has bieesed her in the past ZIis iunite
readiness to bless her still mora abundany In the
future, the grandeur Of her rosstbi.iaes In tho
Of responsibilities in supe1fnteadinR such i'm
ense nrests At the ss me TINE this glorious pros
Church in her coming hir tory IA inspiration 10 ua
to esu nightly on God to ,elp NJ and to 60 forward
IN q: aastafa Rs5 Pot
smeusbs to tho whole Ghur b. Indeed to the chris
tan pubcr that with tho ntuaf,s frankuess and can
dor we should make this ocar 1don OF ths
PRINCIPLES. sENrDu ESTs. AND PURPOSES,
N etss I'd md ..
and tha churca vi. Tai tntsr ri rom i
tqu.tsd aud dilapda led odiacs, and to sh6v
aod oonr. ID e.. Ses hsss
undestood themselves called to 10 general superin
tsndens. ,e of elos ~ tenplsz1ia xas aalvs
built the Rock Of Ages. aud built for tho ages
that It Il their Office and work to see that is doors
Ing clear, and stfon and afar that voice of IN
structon, and ad nonttton. and invitation, and en-
treaty II o1o4kW upon Ll6 CAT 0l la1nQknttJ every
wheEe and al the ts appiause] thst its altars arc
all aglow with The fervors Of lore and the nrss Of de-
rvotion; convert. Tying rs cloud and a. doves to
their windows; all nations flowing into It, and tho
glory Of Emma luel hllng IT, lcostanued applause.l
Brethren OF tho General Conierenee, have xe cor
rct!y spprehnded the character, pe ty interest," and
Writ Of the Methodist y D,lscopal Chnrch7 Havs
ri: 11ty understood our Utica and ohd2attons7 We
81 III wait .sth profound interest auo due submission
the answer which your action shall furnish to thrse
OUT 1tioub.
II e do earnestly invoks the Divine blessing upon
mar n,Hv n ali {haNat t{nr, AHA
Him 1as IL Abo to do exceedingly sbundanuy above
all TINT We ask or think acco ding tho power that
worketh tn us, unto HIM b glory IT, tho Church BY
Chris. Jsslu throughout Ill ages srId without end-
Amen. EDHtEND 8. JAMES,
LEVI ScoH,
MATT IKW 6lNFBoN.
EDHfRD r. AMEs,
THo, tAs BOWMAN,
WILL LAX L. HARkls.
RANl aotFA g. FosTKn.
1fAAsJ ". WILEY,
1TE1 HEN II. MK1n1L1.
Eov ARD q. ANDAxns
GIL tERT HAvxN.
sEsf T. PICK.
, 1876-05-07
BREviTlES.

| Fry pr><r. whan the rh7rchea NJ Nnrv3ch
Conn.,, nil sR1eed 70 take M collections only IL
| the morning II vas nresent1r fonnd that av.nine
.a-io., w.-. ~. an1- on,,. .....a;-.s - ..s
e1ssnE.
ssid tsachcr /; " What fIo the various obfsct,
that you behs,ld upon thu earth nj display -
! To which boY Of tho "fut,t fopraphv class r.
| n,;aa !, tr.,,h1..r h.... :. w,e,... .as-..
- ~, L,..... 4oA @h0~1A"'@
- ~ 'a0"'ot'
| boot-bfack'a discoverx. in homan nature .
| ~ Soma rich folk. IN vni.,,tv -ha, r.,
done they just givs mo thres cents or 10. and
walks OF. I tell YOU what II G;od n. on{ot.
tamnar.d s.r,. fo;t. .o,1d 80. sS.r
Hu'''
It Is reported that colorsd '9onnan in Atlaota
buys bacon and places it CO be, husb.nd'a r1av.
eyorv Sunday, explaining. :. .oe aac.,..d d,dn,t
care much for clean shirts. Vut il he didn't have
oacon on sunoay, bis heart weighed 1 pounds"
Tho National Suudav-S1 .oo1 Teacher ta,,. II.
good atorv OF scholar uko, vben asked in ia
lesson of "DaYid sparinr Sar1 = whv D.v;d INV
pxrnn himself To - aa." r.ni;eJ ~ ~ ~
ruessod ~ il Has beca,tse E,n1 ronIdnst a.tsh
hint"
Ier. Newman spoks. In =. .rar.nt x.-r,,, -
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1. W. oseineafo telling her PLAYMATE that she hsd
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know AN fA'~'N4'1 IVY ''1
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tiate tela ads9ce 70 young lady friend tho other
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pulpit 20 the Kitchen and pare the potatoes for