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How Moz.IRr nm VAS RUN.
Tcstimony Brought out in suit Against
the Hon. Fernando Wood.

A suit by David Ogden against Fernando
Wood was on trial Yesterday Ogden Is assignee
Of many Judgments against y. llil Fowler. aud
this suit is 70 recover from Mr.. Wood money
alleged go have been illegally paid him. Fowler
testified that In 1853 he made an agreement with
Mr.. wood that Ia consideration OF his being ap-
pointed Corporation Attorney he would pay Mr.
wood 5000 cash, and his entire salary for the
nrst year. and for the remainder OF the term
they were to divide the salary aud the perqui-
sites # the Office. After that he came TO New
York and met Mr.. wood in his house IN Bloom
ingdalc paid him four $1,000 bank notes, and
gave him two due bills IT $500 each, payable in
one month; then Mr.. wood produced y COM
mission for his appointment "a Corporation At
torney signed by John T.. Dcvlin, and ON pay
ment Of the sioO0 he took a pen and inserte d
hi- Fuwlef't name In tho commission. and on
lentNt M, rnine he wa. sworn into Office never
having EXCHANGED "a nd with DeViin Tie paid
the tNNluo bills az maturity, and gave Mr.. w ODD
his salary ns II accrued AM they divided the
ptfquisitcs ana salary according t. tho terms OF
their agreement. M Fowler said that about
that ume De was in deot to the amount Of
Mr.. Wood testified that Mr.. Fowler was never
In his house, and never paid him $40 %. nor any
put ~ tue sal r. or peru ii-tes oi hiS uhcc. lle
produced check dated June :, lsoi for sl,-'t
drawn hy him, PAYABLE TO and end r-td hy
Fowler. which he thought was 70 reimburse
Fowler for political disuurs emeuts thai he pro-
iessed 20 have made beyond his fair share. he
wood being the Chairman Of the Finance Com
ulitce ot the Mozart Hail Democracy. Mr
Wood said ho paid Fowler other sums. hut that
he had no distinct recollection rs to the time, sud
could hnd no vouchers except one check for
sl2lp. paid by bin to J. ID ggett Hunt. Mr..
toWlers confidential secretary, for the use OF
Mr. Fowler. lie received from Mr.. Fowler,
a. political assessment for the support of
Mozart Hall, aoout Sl.O,O a wear while Fowler
was In Ciiice. Beyund that he didn't receive a
dollar from Mr. Fowler. After disbursins all
tue money received from Mozart Hall, there was
generally u balance of expenses unpoid, amount
ing TO from $1,000 10 $1,000 a year which he
paid out Of his own pocket. lie produced
checks showing disbursements by him Of S2u,-
o.,.i2 from lct3 to 1865, ana the payments to the
several wards would be at least $1,000 more.
On cruss-cXaminatiOn a letter OF Mr. Wood TO
Fowler dated December, 1858, was produced, in
which he said My son joseph Is authorized
to receive the $500 due. The other matter l
Will arrange with You after Christmas" An
other dated Jau. IT, 1888, " MIR. Blauyelt tells me
on this day that on saturday last you said Ia the
presence OF two persons, whom lie VIII name
and produce II necessary, that you were sure Of
bcinL appointed Corporation Attorney, Tor you
had bought Wood. II YOU SAID that, VI cours,
that enOs our acq uaintance."
The csc Is sttli On.
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ASHLAND. Pa. Feb. 1.-THE workingmen OF
this and other sections Of the coal rcon, have been
long under tie tuteege Of G. Ben Johnso CO. that,
It must be admitted, they had become infatuated with
the Texas Pecnc subsidy svndle, believing that the
grautn- OF that subsidy would AZ once bring happy and
prosper times for them. delegate r. X. Hennols
had been som from here TO the Autobiography Couvcu
ton, who proved an active opponent Of the swindr.
Lat night meeting called TO receive account
OF his stewardship, and 10 vas largely attended. The
delegate dWelt at large upon MS action uuOu thu Tex
Pacific swiudle and his opposition subsidies OF all
Kinds giving his reasons therefor after when the
iny unanimously rendered him vote Of rhanS3 and
approval q hl action. TINS goes TO show that false
leaders VIII mss Their marx WhQu reason Is permitted
70 have fair play. Nevertheless, 'ttions are aghn
being circulated purpurtirg To- come from the work
iugnrn, asking Congress 10 pas the sub. dy hil
RUE they are being signed Dy the duges VI those
called labor LEADER.
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DEDAUcH ENDING IN DEATH.
A staten Island Woman's Two-Weeks spree
and Jury's BricfNerdict.

Facing EdGewater Park, Staten Island,
and within a few PAGES Of the town hall, is an
Old angular building, that seems about TO pitch
forward into the street muck. Its lower part has
been for many years used as retail confection-
cry by a middle-sged woman. who mad beneath
l.s roof at different times three husbands. liy
the llet marrlags she became Caroline Philpot.
Ihe uciLhbors spoke Of the dampuo-s OF her
abode 20 Mr.. Phillpot, and cndeayored 10 in
duce her 10 quit u. hat she would not She
Was making money sufficient for her needs and
the maintcn"uce Of IA bank account, and she
seemed indifferent TO the unhealihincss OF her
home. Having always baen . frequent drluNer,
Mrs. PhilpOt passed easily t. the stage of ex-
cessiVe drinking, aud her sproes Were IF qucht.
Then she became rheumatic. The rh aumltsm,
owing 10 the irreculaiity Of hnr lie, became
chronic. sa2 lost all 81 the j IRE 10 I've tort-
night ggl, when ene was seized with unusual
violent 10y the disease, and, having employed
young lsdNc DeNue To care lIr the confectionery,
she drank incc ssgutly, until on Sundry atternoO
she died. The verdict VI Coroner Leas jury
was q" alcohol
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UBENSTEIN.
lie Accuses Detective Of Having Brought
him TO the Gallow-.

Rubenstcln asked TO SEQ Detective Zunt yes
eray. and the detective went TO the isn Rabenseln.
asserting bis innocence, accused tho detective OF having
secured his conviction OF the murder OF Sara
Alexander. and said his blood would be on
Zunrs head that Zunt aud hs wife and
all his family must suffer until terrible revenge
had been obtained for them. RuDenstein much
excited, and he shook his Niger the detective He
added that Zunt had frightened Yinesse5 into tety-
HIM ami bad threatened the witnesses for
the defence, and then he sad You have brought me
g. the gallowe. l am doomed man, and you are the
so.e cause Of placing me 10 the position " watch am
row. My blood Will De on YOU aud VIII follow Your wife
and your children. You VIII suffer for this, IL may not
be this next month, blood shall follow
you, ana my kindred will not forget the thing you have
done"
Rubenstcin Is watched by two keepers. Physicians
say tina. his health not so bal ss Is represented TO
be- That his condition Is part tie result Of his diet
H refuses TO eat food furnished by the pr Oh auhs H.
ties, and has been fed by his Hebrew friends. The
keeper VI the jai however, 10 to insist that more
food he brought TO him from the outside fearing that
he may ur poisoned.
District Attorney Britton Is TO arrest several Of the
witnesses Tor iiubeustcin on charge - perjury.
"a Render" who believes that RuO nstein did not
haye IT tria, sends e. 10 iuE SIN Tor the purpose
OF siartag fund to obtain new trial II possible.
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H1RRIOTT DEFIANT.
Man Who Knows .enmcthing About Pacific
Mail That dc Disikc- 10 Tell.

A Wan VINO Knows <nmcthing About Pacific
Mail Tint Iic Dislikcs 10 Tell.
Mr.. IIarri. ott whose firm OF HaIriott &
Noyes are associated with the transactions of
the pacnc Mail Company which are the subject
~ the King suit, did not appear as a witness be-
fore Commissioner wight yesterday. In his
stead LAWYER Chittenden sent tho excuse that
the Commissioner had not the mower 10 compel
vi tnesscs TO testify LAWYER Goodwin said he
desired 20 cross-eXamine Mr.. Harrott Tor the
doreud.nt: LIwyer Bennett said for the plain
tin that everything possible would be done 10
get him on the stand again; both SAID mat
Nr Harrl rs refusnl on Friday 20 answer
questions relating 70 eN-Dlrector billings did IN
Justice 70 that gentleman, whose connection
Win Paci0c Mail Company had, they were sure
been honest thr lughput.
The taking of testimony was al lrnen UNI
to-dny and, ns the party dispersed. Mr.. l3ennett
said: " The Paenc Mail Company viii soo1
| learn, and from the lips Of llufiott Noyes
| on n rs entlllel 10 KNOW about It's analrs.'
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THE TExAs PACIFIC JOE.
Col. Tom scstt Lobbying In Harrisburg for
Encct In WnahinRton.

HARRIsBURG, Feb. 14.-Although Col.
Tom Scott experienced signal defeat IN his un-
derhanded attempt to extract an endorsement
of HE Texas Pacific Railroad swindle from the
Anti Monopoly Convention which met in this
place last week, he has not given up all hope Of
obtaining something which he may pass UG at
Washington an expression Of PENNSYLVANIA
opinion IN favor OF his scheme. Col. Branson,
his flle leader In the Convention, still t1rrei in
our midst. and Is diligently culivatinc the nc
uualntance of such mem Sers of the LEGISLATURE
as IN his judgment may be useful to him.
scott would give great deal for an expression
rom the pennsylvania Legislature In favor Of
nus lexas Pacific scheme at this critical mo-
mcnt' and his Industrious striker, Brauson. who
sun wears the garb Of an anti-monopolv labor
cure ". A very rose. colOred picture Of the ben
ehts that would accrue 20 Pennsvlvanil from
The immediate construction Of the Texas pacidc
IoAu y helu up before the eyes Of the members.
our Silent furnaces and our idle wOrknen are
Congress OF SCOTS bill would relight the lre Of
every furnace and give employment to every
| workman. General prosperity would take the
place OF general stagnatinn. The naked would
| be clothed, the hungry would be fed, the poor
would become rich, the lean would wax fat. and
the prOfane would grow pious. all through the be-
| nencent influence Of a railroad down in Texas.
Ihus Col. Branson argues III the Interests Of
| 10 be seen. He has had a few petitions OF citi-
zens OF Philadelphia in favor OF SCOTS scheme
presented In the House. Tho petitioners may
| have known what they were signing, or they
may have supposed they were pctiionng the
Centennial managers to permit our Spanish
visitors to amusc themselves with bull fights on
Sunday. Everybody knows how easily sigma
lures may he obtained to petitions praying for
anything.
should the Legislature adopt a resolution rec
ommendng Congress to aid Scntt's Texas Pacific
Job in any whatever II will liy directly in the
lace OF ninet y-ninc hundreiths OF the people u
the state. Public sentiment IL sternly and almost
unanimously opposed to II. az our Congressman
may learn II they will only consult their consutu-
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BAKER BERNARD AT the residence OF he brides
parents, BROOKLYN L. l., on Thurs1ly, Feb 10, 1870.
Uy the Rev. D. Wells, William p. Beker 10 Nellie 7,
second daughter OF Charles Bernard, Esq. all OF
GrOuNBn.
RCMSlEIL-REED.-on Wednesday evening" FEB.
., hy the Rev. W. W. Estes, william Theodore Brum-
msll g Amelia Irene Reed, both of this city.
FTkEEk-WAlE.-Att the residence Of the Rev. Mr..
Lodge, on FEB. TO- Theodore Il. ferree to Imogene
Naye, botA u jersey civ.
GOLI-IU RSEY.-At the residence Of the brides na-
reais uopoken \ j., on TUESDAY Eco, 8, by the Rev.
y. Scucv, Louis Con 10 Mis- Mamie Iurncy.
HEELER-MCCA NN.-On sunday. Feb. IS, by tho
Rev. Father Leonard, james Wheeler 10 Mary IL. Ma
Cam, ootn Of West Brighton, s. l.
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ALaborcr on Fashionable Religion.


To THE EDITOR Oh TnE SUN-Sir. Do you
really believe that the preaching Of Moody and
Sankcy will have any good effect on those who
need most some supernatural grace that would
divert them from tho Worship Of mammon and
from the vice and folly of cxtrayagant fashion,
while thousands OF Gods poor arc starving for
the commonest nccsssaries Of life in presence Of
this pre;ontious Christianity No. Those men
OF the world have their heaven here, and would
soon enter tho recent Ere In Howard street
as any place OF worship where they would be
told the truth.
To paader to the diseased caprice OF the rich
and dishonest l. too mu-n the custom OF nearly
all our Curistian proachers. \ truly Christian
cLnrac,e that pr aches by deeds like tho recent
act # Father Adams IA as rarely met with as an
honest politician. Yet even an uneducatcd
! .bofcr Ike mysrlt must behold In that deed
something ennohlils TO humanity ans Initiative
OF the DVinity-a willingness t. lay down his
lie to rescue one Of Gods creatures from de
etruction. Sermons of that description would
make more converts than al the empty preach
ing aud profitable pIcty that are 50 detrimental
70 the progress Of religion and to the great bulk
OF the human family.
Visit the l'fth avenue on any Sabbath and no.
tice the gaudy appearance Of our Christian wor-
shippers with their costly carriages drawn up
in line before the fashionable aud extrayagaut
edihces. with their cushioned pews and slit
prayer books, while their cOachmeu are outside
on their boxes shiTcrng, less considered and
more cruelty treated than the horses used for
their pleasure aud amusement. | sometimes
think that all our fashionable churches are in
tended for the rich alone and that the salvation
Of the poor Is OF little consequence either here
OF hereafter.
These are the opinions OF a vast number OF
the people In whose society move. They adj
mre your endcayprs to stem the tide OF prOiii-
gscy and corruption IN hish places, ana as the
workingmen cannot hold themselves blameless
for some OF the evils that now aniict them. in
future they are determined to second the efforts
OF those whose lives contribute the most spirit
ual and temporal blessings.
JAMES O'REILLY, 1853 West sd street.
FEN IL. 1870
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Thomas G.. Sherman, counsel for the late
James Fisk, Jr for Henry Ward Beecher and f,r jay
Could applied yesterday IN the special term OF the
Supreme Court fora commission to ta6e testimony IN
the suit Of Herman Mathias against Jay Gould for $4,000
worth Of liquor furnished % Long Branch hotel At
tached to Inc New 'crsey southern Railroad. Mr.
SucArn4u said that 10 was hard that ms Ciuat should
me- sued tor nouor TN when he had never touched
Tun n nj
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NEW YoRK. Monday, Feb. IL Receipts of
hc,NCs were lpl cars 3.l3s head making 6b55 for
the week. Qualify fair demand moderate, and sgies
rather SLOW, at an advance o. ~ p. strictly phme
iar to good a. ~ 10 dress 500 - Ms; poor 70 mo-
dunn cattle az S0llttc. 20 dress 5:jet55 ms.
Receipts 81 sheep 80 cars, or GO32 head.
making j53 for tue week. Market duh at 5a6f7Jkc
b. SAC.
receipts yesterday and to-day were 40 cars or 6371
head, making 23IS7 for the week A car load
Of ohio pigs, 100 MS average, sold alive at ssb62
y 100 ne Dressed hogs were steady at lOC0lOllc-
y a. for city, and loo. for Western.
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Tie rIrebrnnd In lhe pomlnlon rnrIInmcn,.

OTTAWA, Ont, Feb. 1.-THE discussion raised
in the House by the questions put To the Government
by Mr. Honon touching Hon. Mr.. Huntinsions speech
Is the all.absorhing topic The Governments mad no
notice that Mr. utOn intended 20 bring up the maj
until two three minutes before he rose when he gave
MIR MCkpn1ie an ntmdtiOu OF his purpose There have
heen runurs to-day OF Mr. lluntlnglOns resignation,
hut they are entirely unfoulded, me Premier hHt
called caucus Of his supporters to discuss the Ques'
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rAxING cnURcH PROPERTY.
An Act Aimed NJ Romnn Catholics now Oncn-
sive TO Professionals.


y
-iVe to PrOiPstauts.
a hin has passed the lower House of the
Rhode Island Assembly taxing all church prop
erty except The buildings. II was passed under
the impulse Of a speech by one Of the members,
in which he warned his follow legislators that
the Roman Catholic Church was buying valuable
property in the state, aud that tho Supreme
Pontin would eventually obtain control ot inc
little Commonwealth unless they promptly
checked him by heavy assessuIents. Now that
the bil has passed the House, all sects are join
Ing in a loud protest against II, and the Provi-
dence Journal which favored tho measure year
ago. publishes long leaders against It. Senator
Anthony, the editor Of the Journal, is caudi-
date for re election this spring.
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valuable s,ock Goiue West.

Mr.. r. l.. Hazeton, Of Flushing, Is soon to
start for sa Lake Ciiy with nhecn or twenty Attorney
cows twenty brood mares, ana three stations, me 9t
ter Including the celebrated Buck fringe bred Al hlf
Uurkee's Spring Mn stOct fnrm, near Flushing tn,
whole lot il valued at 100000, and Is owned Oy one oi
the Mormon Ed rs, with Whom MI llaNtlOn eApeVN
10
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Success l. never achieved without merit. A
man may m'ks poor ari lie 4ra s' !, once ara erc
tcng lnDo gQ yeople % me Vngd sta,es thg ,ig TO
But artcle That holds the ncld wear sor year aud
the sales OF winch Increase regularly and rapidly must
Dr. v Pierce Of BuT,io, Y. Y, occupies our en-
Tire eighth page to-day WIN MS various articles. W e
articles. We know him TO be regularly educated ply
siciau whose diploma hangs ON the VAL Of his oilce'
Of the most eminent practitioners ln the country. We
know that parties consult NM by mail AL lu person,
IRON all ~ STATES in ne union every day, aud that
agencies p@od reliable nrticics-aiticc3 winch once
business management Ihey lave succeeded because
they ought 70 have succeeded ,...,o..,,....
pared by a skilled physician ana chemist, use pr.
Perco's Family Medicine. Golden Medical Discovery
an unequalleG cough remedy fleasant fursalve Pei
lets scarcely larger than mustard seeds, constitute an
remedy Tor debtitcI females Extract Of smart
Weed, a magical remedy for pam, bowel comp ANTS
nesn. wnie' his Dr. .aeo's Caiarrh Kennedy 4. Snowr
IA word over A. tine greatest spechc Tor caiAr and
"clld ln thr head ever gwen 10 the phohe lh'S arc
sulu ulughliIst
rwESrY YEARS A hrFFEEFR-rrREp ny THE GoLpEN
MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
Dr. r. " P-.ce.
the Atlantic Ocean, and nae nd and exposure caused
large absccsr form on cAcl Z, which Kent cunlhu
pool Hayre New orleans, New ! urs, anu At NE pos
nltni on staten Hlaud Nherc the ductom wanted L,
doiiars Vas rcrluadci 10 try your" Golden Medical
discovery aud now, ~ les. IN ~ threc nloln aie'
petey cured, and Tor the nr.t time IN years put
my left heel to me Stound am A. nome nelry WIZ.
" - WILLIAM RYDER,
81 Jefferson street, Buffalo, N. 1,-Adp.
IA Ia asuIy az hy pa
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Charges aaain-, Railrond Commissioner,

BosroN Feb. H-Charges having been made
agallst Railroad Commissioner brisgs Of this state AL
legng That he had taken private contracts 10 build
bridges, vine holding the office OF Commiasi0ner he
rcplg3 10 the order issued ~ ne Legislature lasl ~
u1yi askng for au investigation, stating that holn me
Governor ana the Attorney GCneral were aware Z hts
oAIe contracts Al TIE timc and considered that his
action was lusnl and pIOlrr
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BosToE, Foh. li.-ln the Supreme Court this
morning, VIM. Kelley, accused OF killing Thomas p.
putltcr the night of Nov TO- 1875, and Louisa SIR
rey cllOrcdl, accused Of the murder OF her rgtWte
chili ~ Octohor last were arralgned and me- uoth
II
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II those who are afflicted with Colds ant
Coughs could be nersntel 10 use Dr. Drlmoneol
syrup PectOral IN time. they would eyade the sclurg
Of humanity, Consumption, ana other Throat aud Lunl
diseases. Sod at all druggisis.-dde.
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steamship City OF Mexico. Vera Cruz and Havana.
ndsc. aud base.
steamship City Of Austin. Fcrnandinn mdse and pass
Steamship Croft, Gibraltar, mdse.
steamship Coiumhii. Bordeaux, mdse and pass.
ship Cor tentlnc, Lon Ion, mdse.
Brig Elizabeth, no Jauero, coffee.
Also the usutl ri'rr anu cilstNlse vessclL
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Commodore e. n. Garrison, A. NJ Billings, and
Others having acquired all the thlrl mortgage Donis Of
the Paenc Railroad OF Missouri, ana q controlling IN
tcrest IN the FIRST aud second mortgage bonds, nave
taken preliminary measures 10 fOfeclOse.
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PATERSON, Fob. l4-lienry Vreeland and wife
were to-day sentenced to the state prison. the Former
Tor W months and the Oner for three years for saut
and tattery the formers child az BJardYle, last
December. They were recently acquitted OF Tue muir
DIR III q nllll.
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Ala for The Northern Pnc,fc.

HELENA, VI. r., Feb. 1.-THE bin granting
81, ooo0 10 aid the construction 81 the NortAcu Pa
clhe RI roai, winch n'tseh the Muntatn legislative
by vote Of 20 to 3.
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Dusinrss llotltes.

Good Evidence !-Mrs. u. swaneer, Tuckahoe.
\ D., says shc fully cured OF bronchitis BY three
cod. drhtrcria asthma, pneumonia, hectic fever, spit
ting blond sore throat and lungs catarh, and conhunp
ton relieved immedi ttclY.
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The largest living OK in the world is now on
exhibition at 40 Great Jones street. his way TO tho
Centennial Worlds Fair Paia1cipna. He rs seven feet
four inches nigh, tweltysx fest from tip 10 tip aud
weighs 1000 pVuuds.-Adr.
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MARINE INrELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALAAyAC-rufs DAY.
sun rises. 81 sun sets. ~ Noon rises IL ~
mon WArER-ruts
ANDY Iook.ll Al Gov sland.12 30 Hell Gate. ~
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Rapture Cured by Pr. Marsh Principai of
hie MGrsl & j. At his Office, Nesey 81. CAstor
House. No uptown branch
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HoCSEHU1 ID Tict a W. ~ eT,,,l and rS,eynaI
use, Cures Rheumltisul. Cohc, Colds, sprains, aud
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oldest Cough Remedies N the world. 80 cents and 81.
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A BOLD AND HONEsT ACr--When Father
Burke the Catholic Priest, denounced from the altar
the masked assassns OF the Molly Magures See Albert
W. Aikens new story, "Tae Molly Magulres," out IA
No. 436 Of the FAeS.ds C0apdRiOl,-- Adp.
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Tho Irish comedian, Pat Rooney, has written
q story for the Boys or the World IL IL called Jerry
the Gawk." and WIZ be ready next Ihursday-Adv'
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The choice from S2jO,OO0 valuable and useful
articles for one dollar, AZ the Original Dollar store
ado.
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Pat Rooney's great story, " Jerry the Gawk
appears ~ the BOYS Of me World ready next ihursday
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Tori earn'gs.tll qo3sc 90 $40 s5Qss0 ie ti433a51 "a
Oneran ek.. Ans2uAl % l.ai2.lll 90 82a.Ia3 90

surpi's ern'gstdCii5si II t5907565 II ti1OlelB 0T
the y &c ntnge of oucratng expenses I'm 1875 was
~ aoO yer cent. against ~ 100 ia 1874, decrease
N 1913 OF 5l-1oD per cent
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We have had several II the LEADING clergy
men cf New Yor, and oAlyn interviewed rs
to the Moody and Sankey movement hut they
prefer not to have their vicws published at this
early stage of the effort In this clty. In the
main. they are In sympathy with the revival, but
are not clear rs 70 what the ultimate results
may uc. While they all express unreseryoj CON
ndcnce In Mr.. hoody's personal sincerity in his
work, and hope that ultimately II Will be Ia all
things ovcrrulcd by Providence for good. there
is an opinion entertained by some OF the Brook
lyn cersymen that the revival In that city was
not wholly free from temporary evil on some OF
the churches there.
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Elastic Truss 7as broadway before buying shy other.