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Proved 10 be the best preventive OF
sMALI-POX, FEVER and SKIN DISEASES.
IT is agreeable vtalizng and refreshing oil an sa
lines and gives instant relief Headaches Sea or Bilious
sickness Il quickly cures form OF Eruptye or skin
conplains The various diseases arising from Constipation
Climatic Influences Liver Blood Impurities lnocua
ton the results Of Breathing infected with Feyers Mea
ss or smallpox cured and prevented by It's use SOLD
by all Chemists and the Manufacturer
m eject as positive scarlet fever and other blood
on are nost remarkable and painfully suggestive OF
great nclled whenever the PYI,ETIc SALINE not EN-
pIoyea in these diseases furnishes the blood with its
lost saine cop sucnts"-rDr. Morgan, NJ d., etc, ETC.
Tho late Dr. Thutley states in his letters and lectures
found it act a. specific the worst form Of Scarlet Fever
80 OTHER medicine being given"
NOTICE NY TRADEMARK AND NAME
BUFF-COLORED WRAPPER.
Al other sallnes are
SPURIOUS INVITATIONS;
m fac IN attempted fraud The public well rs myself
sod ty an chemists tho Maker In patent glass stop
rcred bo,tl.. at 2s Cd la Ga. lls, and 2ls. each.
Special agents. He,srs. RAIlf:s. Liverpool Edinburgh,
and York. GLASGOW APorLEcAEIE5 COMPANY and
AATEicR * CO.. Glasgow
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5dics bp Aurilon

A. i lWN Aucu0necr
10y BANGS, " IRWIN y Co, coo Broadway,
near Bond oi HupAs Works Of Art. sc, sc.
AuNIA.. April A.. ID. g pm. CoiNs amt MEDALS. the
pro rrtyot LENS Witt, ESD, OF Hoo-icA Falls, s. "
lsENRY D; MINER, Aucuoneer,
4 lat. IftHry ~. Leeds s. Miner,
ti... nii.hed l-t9.
Oflce and Art tal.ore., - Bruadway,
m dive h. personal ou, Cus,Duar fr the Tast %
yr.f- o \, s- Houscl.u Furniture ot families declining
L..va az their icuce- aud Works OF ART and III
,4tr Libraries a. Dos 'It llIl. u,s. 10 81 oadway -
IMPORTANT ~ALE or THE GDNtt.NOR LYON COL
LECTION or CERAMICS.
Tho entire large, and valuable ceramic collection
GOV. CALEB LYON.
h.ougug 20 hI, sister Hlsa H. j. Lyon VIII be placed on *
MIELEs ART GALLERIES, SIS BRoApWAY,
sIIU-. Af4l and uu Monday, Apl -, when II
MI auction. sBi' nrpg at il o'clock
DDrstl embraces t' choicest sieslu o. Oriental
-.y4t- Dresden I'm. i D.. ana other POatELAINN, Hna
opportunity ulps-curs 10 obtain sucn pieces ~
pdr.d within reach The aD'HC sale D., under
f. direction of MI j. s.. FOUNTAIN, 40. 80 broadway
NOTlCE-WM. KENNEDY, AuctiOncer, will
sell az ubhc auction. at the Exchange SlrsiO III
.lufir ~ FRIDAY. Apnl -, 1916 - II O'Clock M hy
Department o DTks the right Ia collect ana
fIu Iu - 4NtFAGE atrrGIng At ccram lIrTr ami Bulh
heads own u Toy he Cory ration Tor luu pstul'Is see
zine cos Record COY fIr sale al 40. ON Hall
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Oentl5lrn

SOMETHING NEW! CHEAP and BEAUIl-
- FUI-Niy Pu Platea indicating color and sab
staurc. artificial tee. excel everything heretofore OF
and lgtncss; needs only Ia Dee
10 apprrciac mo II one day aud only go TO 80 per
Sci C and Ai,n best Rubber SETS from $40 to
10 Gold and Iigtua, SO 20 30 Extracting uudor gas
Df T. WAIT - llst Twenty thru St, near Maisonaye
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5inailrlal.
A Gas STOCKS.

A GAS STOCKS.
II. NEW.YORk. IErRQP0ITAH; MUTUAL AND
1IANHATTAN GAS STOCKS BOUGHT AND SOLD
ard an kinds Brooklyn and Yok Gas Securities dealt
inby o.. IL r"5.S dl95'' q. y
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EXAMlNER

AN INDEPENDENT WEEKLY REVIEW or POLITICS.
LITERATURE, SCIENCE, AND ART
Established 1889
weekly 2s pages post free TO America d. or per annu
lis. CD
"The main objects OF THE EXAMINER Newspaper" SAID
IFtGu UST of the work which he sld his brother JOHN
TS commenced 1905 to assist in producing reform
I'm Parliament iberaty OF opinion In general especially rec
dom from stton and fusion OF literary tastes INTO an
subjects whatever" Great advances nave been ao IN po
and literary progress during the n1yofeh
wears which ,fetime OF THE EAAhlNI already Gov
ers and many good reforms in which LEIGH Hunt ALBAAf
FONBIANOUR JOHN MILL, and their associates Mere
pioneers been achieved; but these REFORMS have oy
prepared others to be Effected III y
iNi. in accordance with original principles and aditons
attempts much useful service 10 tho cause Oh p02s
former years. II sIFes none 'ty anu
heartily aid its readers in forming sound opinions concert
important Of the day and in drawing tbeIe
such conclusions may promote wise Thought ann iet
toward the removal OF errors and abuses from @Ch
that necessary the beng Of all classes oil
society. - , -.....,,
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6teamboats ano Railroads.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
" ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEsT.-Passenger
and Freight station in New York. foot Of Lberys Connects
M Somerve with south Branch r. az Hampton Junction
with Del, Lack and West. r. r. at Phipsburg with Iahgh
and Susquehanna Division also with Lehigh Valley Railroad
Central Pennsylvania and New.Y0rk state.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
commencing Dec l. lH75.-LeaYe New YORK as follows:
900 2, ln-NEws TRAM for Eason Belydere Bethlehem
BAN Allentown, Mauch Chunk Tamaqaa Tamanend wilkes
barre, POitsyile scranton, &c.
Gil a.m.-Way Train for Dunellen.
$40 a. Way Train for femingtOn and RastOn connects
at Junction with Del, Lack. and West. X. *.
800 m MORNING EXPRESS daily lexcept Sundays) for
Laston, Allentown, Harrisburg and the West Connect, AZ
Pottsvle scranton. Danv1le WlliamspOrt, Sc
1918 a. ln-Way train for SOmeTyile aud bennington.
LOO p EXPRESS for Pennington, Eason, Allentown,
Maueh Chung, Tamaqua. Mahanoy City, HazetOn Wilkes
barre, Readlng Columbia Lancaster EphIatb Potsy.le
. a. ~ m NExPREss for Easton Belydere Bath Msuch
Chunk WikesOarre, and scranton.
$50 =. m-Way train for Dunelen.
400 D. m-Way train for Eason, Allentown, and Mauch
Chunk Connects at Junction with Dell Lack. and West
4:3O D. m.-Way train for Someryue and Pennington.
300 u. m-Way train for Dunelen.
5:l5 m-EVENING EXPRESS daily, IOf EastOn Allentown
Mauch Cbnnk Wnsesbarre TOwanda, Reading and Harris
% - 30 p. m.-Way Train for Someryille
500 D. m.-Way Train for SOmeryille
IS 80 p. n.-May Train for Dunelen.
TOO D. m.-Way FRAN for Somerylle
$50 y. n.-FOr Easion.
0.30 y. m.-Way IIain for SomeTvlle'
1910 n m-Way Train Dunellen -
For Elizabeth &C $50, Go O33, z, '5O I4o, Si5,
N00 30 1918 ILLS IL M I2:i)L !, 2JO 40, 5
10 345, 4, 4t5, 43O 40 ., 9iO' 80 oi'' ., 6lj,
$50 $40 $780, $50 1880, ltII; IN supt and pnr
II u RuDv,rS General Passenger Agent
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POBERT WINTHROP &, Co,
Diui0cn0 Notlrc5

OFFICE or TEE DUBUQUE AND So'A CIV kN'to ,pA'r{
No. 81 WILLIAM So. NIW-iDEh, N-ftt p. a. ~. y
NOTICE.-A DIVIDEND or iditLE 90
~ PER CENT bias tbs dag bcou Jared ou le SOCK ~
this Company, payable on The !jt da 81 ApH hr1 "a iho
" n. X. Je.gp itDu ~ t To i"'"A"-ts it
gisitrea Is such as the Clas!lg Of ill books.
Transfer books vl De closed on the t anc rro 'cd IN hc
l7th day April next T. H. Dt .iDN T. As--i1 secretary
OfHcI OF IuR UNUEp ~rArT- LNIifss f'.4ltfl{
- BeOADvAY, NLW-Fuhk, AZ 500 T., l-fh.
VNHE DIRECTORS OF this COMPANY have de
4 cIartf DINIDEED % Two % b|LLtt.o ~.
SIIAF aeable TIE Office II tte -sitr NO. - Broad
wav. NtV- YoIa, u aut after May ITu-IlA
Irs transfer books WiA clos % ~" t- tor p li on
THURSDAY, tie 2Ojb iIs.. and gnptu OF N"t- IL Nal
GEORGE d. FhENliA-l. Treas -T'lt
O.rcg 0p RAJ GENITAL ItAIL'poAD CO. 90 'iv IIE-tSt
IlJ IaHEEf Y-.i., y ~ oAh 'iIft -, -. d.
TEHE usual QU ARR EHL1 DIV IN \ - az
Two AND = HALF FGft CENT ls iui- gay d~'ar g.
pavabc ~ his dice at lt i- i. .!e -ut. cd
APRIL Tue transfer as N Pre- ci''e lI'i iN.'l' INC
At, I'll Friday the 2lst piO&iri1 .... 1905. .,.
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Forv.tldrd 81 nCartlo Grlga Central Depot.
Miss LOGAN and Mss BEARD Of England ia address tAe
ladies of tho city in tho Chapel As Forts .thdst
MONDAY WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY, al O'Clock D. 10.
~ ladies' are invited -
1lurch Of tsc Heavenly Res. Fitha,e, above Forty
dfil Easier ssr ces, ltl n seal ll o. M and !. % Ia
Central Baptist CkHrch, lev. J. D. iIRIt Psstor-
The Etll at Restrained lay.ri LNeliag:
- Journey win Hn OBJECT an View Eain'l W tFiin-
Central VI. r. Church Seveathav, near FouTtersh-st
TrC. g. ~ HARROstIt, Pastor Preaching at lyi2 a. IN.
and Sunday school 81 Z3O p IN All are welcome
Christ Church, FIfhavc. and Thirty aftst Early cec
Irnlu 1880 Morning prayer, sermon ari hoF Communion,
1890 Evening rraycr sermon tnd continuation service
O'Clock y. 10.
Church Of -. John baptist C:pscg2aD. If ngn ave,
SERMON ant COMMUNION 81 lO@ O'Clock EVENING Service
and rmnn 40 10
Church OF the Inrarn1 tim. MadisOnayc ana Thirty
ffih Arthur BROOKS, Pastor IlNlhc Stttice,
lO and chidren5 caro-! Service, l M Stfdil
gers -ud all afro welcome
gIhnrch of the Covenant (Presby'erau Paaye and
1hlrf ,-ufti-stioy MAhNiN T. tNtfsN y D. 10 taat"
will ureach SUNDAY Services 20 ~ q. and o. sum-
day-sclOol $3.50 a M. Lecture WEDNESDAY at $50 p m
Church of the Atonemont, Madlsonaye and Twenty
eighth sEASIrB services: At $3.50 a. tn lllahyi al III a.
H. Morning Prayer and Holy Communion al $50 p m, hi
Festival ana Carols al 1lj p me- Evening Prayer ana
Sermon.
ClrrclI of the STRANGERS Mercer.st, Waverley.
iace.-The Rev M MiLBDEN, the blind preacher VIII
ahcate on EASTER MORT, ING at 1Oa and DR. DEEMS at
~ y. All seals free. Committee OF Hospitality meet
strangers al the door.
Calvary Baptist Church, Twenty thirs. between Fifth
and xthavesltev. r. = MACARfIuR pastor, breaches
sISDAY MORNING and EVENING. SUNDAY school, 3D.
aators be Class Prayer Meetings. Monday and Friday
Evenings Strangers cordially Invited
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+ ONG ISLAND RAILROAD COMPANY

MINIIE ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Oct 20 1875. Trains Hunters Point
follows.
Hampstead.
1000 a. m-Ma train for Port Jefferson, Locust Valley
Hampstead. ana tOckaway.
100 a. Accommodation FOR Hicksvile and Hampstead
$3.50 D. n.-Express for Greenport sag HarbOr Locust Val
lev Hampstead, and ROcZaway.
33O -Express for Port Jefferson, Locust Valley and
Hampstead. 49,,
49, A.. - - tr--.,
Trains ave hourly Flushing from ESQ 7.3J
n, and at 2 lO.5U and / las p. m.
~" ~ SUNDAY TRAINS.
500 m-FOr Port Jefferson Locust Valley, and Hemp
stead.
$50 p m-For Norhporr, Locust Valley and Hampstead
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r..s.., SIGH aal v,a.rarc.
sew ori, rf's,--- bcol Association. 80 'r'aeS.
bc'ni Oh ..'a, JAS i,t7 -n ~.
ci,ts rifr -ptY,.. i.i5 ir . croa'. Church G.. aar.
North Dutrh Church Cao. c.T.sr ot william" j iii'n.
aid : 1 ~ ..' ~, -.. ,r,, r. .r,,i 1850 i.i .ISi
az. s.. - ., w; 3 i. Vs.. chapel i.o r,..,n
-iItrt u'tl >..a pa ..'l' DO l.
Ola Jaan street 2. c'lira PTS iI y
'n',s. I,s. ...,a., 7a s.ais irc.. 40 cordially 3D.
rcr. sp~pcl n. yirs % :, I.ao wv 20 g.. $500
cisi oa i,a-
Rev Dana wolroti viii lr'c. Do &C. ,la'I-.a i,,'ge
n,tt al II O'clock.
Rev VIM p. ,bbot'. e,s,or m rr.- ~ loao O. ~ ~
~ -'v,s,r. Yoarr Peoples irsy'raeruaf "' 80 'm.
Rcy.J H. Iishibonrn ~l p-,a'i r. tf. .'y.n...ra
on .c i!-rr It, 81 o. ,'l,," alu q: DIE OIL '.'0
ana Is i.c..oas' saisfr'..
Rev -am.cl u. Ha-a,l;co rector Of .,'.e- rr-..',-
r4l1 tanr' = . 10. y. FL a. DOL ,l D. d. I.,
,sc,. sa,l y. csadn. 3, air'..r q tag Nr' Cl'.g,
rr,ac, Il-M't..." dpH'iNt 81 ~ codes. 1fD''i:
c.y.' I:oii. r,ics At 49, subject tho Poetry Of
Rev. rao,aa- = I,a,,ar-. D. D; ra.or. u pr..1ae! "
TO- l lat o. d. m sermon .h.rci 800 3D. DO. Adult
Hr. c5s, a, 3 - "a. PRAYER ,ug We,lr.iya ,s p. %.
Rev. ~ irlnIraae, y. D., Pastor WI rracl N ne
IKE 80 rrr..a 1888 a. 3d. Sni 80 j. o sub
jrot ior r9lniG lou ''" t. '''i'l 49, '
are cordial, ii .,t.o TO attend.
-. Ja,cs u. g. Church. h"i.Q ave, aea on'9ante
Taof " IN rrcsci morning anJ evening SUNDAY. Ausi TO-
Second Reformed Prc.byterinn Church, Tlirynil,h
g., st"esh ,","'t ,''r i't g., ,f 4. Ila,t.J al
10 ~ aud s.. ,abha,h-sc. oo at o a. IN.
Iamcs G'nreh last -eyo'y second -, e., Fsy c2
VAL Wa i p I l fycia o. serve Al -
H. iiYinNui1 D. D. Hector services day: Hofn
gs ETaIt at a SEQ ii aos " %o 5vo1a a yoe ''
Sixth A,enne uniSn iteiSrped a.
r1G1sans M = ha..i i. ad 5 - ,, j. T. Ban
- and j. i. I.i.i,i. Ciriai invitation 10 aiL
stanton street i'ap.i,, Chprch.TN lihs s IN
iho eyci,ng.
sunday Morning ecsrr, at , l ilai c .. Il
Noniy ANA !-lIkr.', Preach H." Apr -, 60 b fuihnr
Ian Z son, popular PREACHING" MAY = " DE Lords sup
TO- IT,. inu1iies :" 2sii 4 Church oialn,a;.5u.7
st! Igoatn, char'P ESI taaa Sbsn a, f and %
Morning iryer, 9: lAti"y i0& ,l"H ,'i,Pia'1n ~
icoaD q, p r. preacher ir.f lAN 'AIL ~ 81 ine
General Theological seminary. Strin er cordially h,i,d
Tabernacle tnpfsi Ch .r,h,
Rev GS9Is go&eDslhN iIhWiIIOENE, PASTOR.
"TRUMrii- OF rNTIsNcE"
$50 Z. nl,
SUNDAN-SCutDi. MASS M4EllEt.
Address uy
REV. IL. 81. SANDERS
PRANK BEARD, ESQ.
with El.csf olIl Iiu,tTai 0ns).
BapiiZlrr 81 Y-- Of racIiiHl sermon.
All cordially invited
University rincc CbnTrh, conner " El- T.nth ~, Rev
Dr. BOOTH, pI-.ur -UN DAY s,INir's.f y l n Hhd4 rm
Wc.fmnaer I're.hyterian Church, r.Ilrr FIRST place
and C.utui.s.. BrD1 Ism, Hcy. d. CLEMENT FRENCH,
Pastlr-aDbat school and Bible Ciascs 23D H. Ser
vices o. 1c2 a. ui ant ~ J.. i1.
WIliet street ". H. ChHrc.Iu consequence Confer.
aiOurnug alIioat supplying TINS tiEc Win PASTOR
| The CilLRCu WILL 1872 CLOSED uuul lur. her notice
Ily oIdaT OF the Board O. Trustees. .-- .
~ a. H. BRUMMILT. President
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Relieions Notlres

Church of the Messiah, Thirty fourthst ana
Rev WM r. AIGER will preach at IL a. m SuDJecs
"he Diaerent Gates Heaven, the Law OF the
of souls" The public invited Afternoon NJ V00NA
Faster Festival. Evening services discontinued.
Church Of the Holy sepnchre Sryenyi9urtn es
OF Fourth ave- Rev. j. FUTILE SMITH, HecoI;1i y, % .
on EASTER LAY az lOla Sunday-school festva az
N m Holy COmmuuion Monday and Tuesday IN hsasVoi
Week AT II a. IN. All the in this church are Hee
tburcb oC the New Jerusnlem (Swedonborglanl Eass
Thirty ffthst between Park and Lexington ~, - IA
Apnl TO- subject Of the Rev. Oh Az NChi ,in
course "What flowers teach ms about our % go hos
The doctrines of the Church teach that inc loiu @
,nsde tTo Citations ~ Himself which correspond 70 cam
other and TO mans in His Word lhe o1I IN S
Works Each form Divine Truth helps us 10 unteIs
The other and OF our own NE 9ei
x-fgaa ~ n IN
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DURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS,

MINNESOTA BDNDilOlIEi1S. 80,
For plan Of Reorganization apply stating class OF non H
Wheeler Main line Milwaukee Muscane, Pac.lc DIV
III 10 FRED TAYLOR Chairman BOndholders Committee
f76 Broomest NeWYOIk. Immediate action Is advisable
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NrEM.YORK CENTRAL AID HUDSl

NEW Olth CEN TRAIL AND HUDSON
~ river RAILHOAD.-Aiter Jan. /, 1876. through
trai VIII leave Grad Central Depot -,
800 Chicago and Northern Express Win drawing
through ID Rochester.
10 80 Spec.a Chicago xpfess WIN ui1H
10 Rochester and Buffalo.
100 n. n Northern and western cypress.
100 Montreal Express, wiln ,itvilIs 'Al' lrOm sew
York o. ~. Adams srrlyip- At Mont zeal al % a. m
D. M ENpres. IA slecpingcars LOT Natert)Wu ahl
Cau3llaigua. ~, or foul rea = IA '". EI. .. g.,
500 D. NJ. Pacific Express Daily with seephS cars TOT
Rochester NIAGARA Falls Pufalo " au, ad eIA'-n1i
also for Chicago both T.. = and NJ G. RAILROADS.
HOO H. m EXPRESS m sleeping cars for Albany ana roy
way Il'il' az per L''N ''''' {. H. KENDRCK,
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

LAKRANGEMENr or PASSENGER TRAINS. Dec D.
lo1JLesye depots foot OF Cortland and eshTosse s ut
H. ior EastOn, Bethlehem, Allentown. Mahch chunk
Hazleton, Beaver Meadow Mahanoy CITY, shenanloAl Ny
Carmel MikcsbaTTe. f1tstOn Elnira &C. connecting Win
trains tor Ithaca. Auburn, Rochester Buuao Niagara rails
the West
d. M. Tor Eastou Bethlehem. Allentown Nanch Chunk
Halcton sahanOy city, Shenandoah Wlkesbarre Pttston
TuiahanIOck, making close Reading
louisville. ami Harrisburg
y. M. for Eason, Bet4ie"eln, Allentown, and haucn
Chunk, stopping 30 ali SALONS
go D. m gUt IXpress LaIly, for Easton. Bethlehem, Al
entown 1aucI Chunk MkrsDaTe, flttstol, tinAI &c,
connecting " no trains Tor ithaca Auburn ko hester blao
Niagaft Fsls and West. PulLanS sleeping COACHES
attached. RIOS H. SAl isi' up I sl" iiit =
t.u,rtl Office OK tGuTtu ' CIi uUtsCA
'''''''''' { Cd INIT
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i{elioiou5 Noiire9.

hlllHlD1to ~NDIiAh1'
Al free Tabernacle NJ. = Church. west THIRTY fourth
between seventh ana IgIt ayes TO-. 'i. ''ii';
Pastor viii preach on SUNDAY. NOong Peoples mocung
seals iTee
An Snui,, Church. Fnnrthaye.. coiacr Twentieth ST.
EASTER UNDAY ~Fit|iCL. R.F. L- B..iL|l"c Wal
preach a Sunday school Festival aA" baptls'A 9eI'
Vice, $50 y. 10 'yonins s.rgice
Anihcn sieiaorini Church.
FOIty-c!gLth.-f. weaf OF SiNtl-4ye
Services EASTER - NDAI Gt 10 q. .ni HOY Ooh
rector, Rev. Il. HEBER NEWTON, ain rrrac!.
An street n. ChHrch between D.lancey and iayng
an Easi, p SeITionr Ttr., ~ ag TIE Pastor, Rev
Glory" To commerce a. 10 2cloco. stiti ir'c.
Al Church of ire Holy Apostles, cor Nint4ave ana
Twrny-pighth.st Easter lttI iu,i. REV j. " EA' ~ =
Rector, viii preach a 1913 a. ana e, JohS co yN
SMITH d. D. Il 7.3D y. service before Tie foGuf Pep
rIe's Association This viii b. l anthem SET cy, rtn
derol by choir Of 20 voices.
Association Tail.-Rev. SAMUEL H. VIRGIN Of ar
lon, viz preach SUNDAY EVE INi, lGin inst, at =
O'Clock after the service OF sone Sunay
students pTayernectIug n O'Clock Die class l'f rom
song o'coci Week dav Meetings Mcrtlu@e for Anrng
only. Thursday, sGc'Ck i'tloIs ana Sarity evening
oclOeh. Association Han Nj Moody WI meet lo4g con
ycrs and nqu.fcrs O'Clock Monday eseriug m the a
Noon rrsy,T nccang saturday 300 oy Rev Mr. KENN AHD
90. r. stewart Living and D6ad.'
REV. T. Dr. WITT 1ALMAGE
VIII preach in the
BROOKLTN TABERNACLE
on Tie le and Of A y. Stewart, the millionaire
merchant,
NEXT SABBATH MoRNING 1O2 oclooD.
BIcccEer street CniYcT-iist Church. corner % Down
ugsL-Rey CIABLE0 r. va P ie.h III We
1913 ard 1880 clock. Morning subject: Faster Fay and
the Rcsurrect on. Evening subject NY visit - ne
Aooy preaching contraste0" The public cordially invited
o. De PRESENT.
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rnlHE French Snnns OF the Societe Generale des
TAMAW BNDlEN GRILLON

universally prescribed by the Facuty-A laxative, refresh
inc authenticated ozenge for the immediate relief and
ecctull OF constipation, headache. bile hemorrhois
unlike pills the gativcs Ia agreeable
take and produces irritation Prepared BY ~ Gull
LON n Rambutoau, PARIS Depot CASM ELI. HAZARD *
Co. corner Fifth ave and Twenty fourth ST. New.York.
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Trains EngeBOod. Closter. Permont, Eyaek q
al except Nyack), $780, 945 m- 1880 2i5 :, AS,
5:au CSC 1850 and saturday nights only az l3O
Sun.4ys, 9 q. m. and JlJ D. m.
Naiuct Spring Valley. and Nonsey, oA5 n m, 40 I. m
NOIK Trains leaving Chambersst. even or ha hours
leave 23ds fifteen minutes earlier than above time ans
leaving Chambers hours leave 23d ~. thirty
minutes earlier Boat leaves 23st az 1850 p m connecting
" Ia trains leaving Chambers ST. at Il5O H. ana IL id
nlghi.
tickets passage and Tor apartments ia Drawng and
clrng Coaches be obtained and orders iOr ihe checking
ard transfer o. Baggage may De lett the Comanys 0lce
239 4Ol, o. and 9J7 Broadway; No. COurtst Brook
lyn, ANA at the Company Depots.
trains from the W 81 arrive ~ NeWNorh AZ 10
Ia ana 800 D. m.
no " ABBOl'T General Passenger Agent, Sew. York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-15
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads..

ALBANY. - PEOPLES LINE STEAM
HDAI, leave Pier r.. i. DAILY (5ludays excepted
so A. . I.. AlbauF 4.u 40 points uO,tH aau west.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-15

&TA nG0 WANTED on first NOR, gage
fp OsVOU property worth 5000 interest," ~ IiI
cent Address MORTGA4Ek Tn 'uue once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1876-04-15
HE POEgEEGNEEsS' AGENCY
u. NzOEsAND,

II PLANT Co., NELLlNGION-SI:,
I'D. LEICESTER, ENGLAND, manufacturers of all kinds
a. Fancy Voolrn Hosiery Womens ami Chdrens Jackets
poa Vests BOaccs. proIrenldcs Clouds Shawis, Opera
CnaEs Hats Hoods, Boots Mueyors Coarettes, Mltts,
l'uls. &C,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-04-28

PUBLIC SCHOOL PIcNIc.-Yesterday Mrs.
Taylor, and associate teachers, principal OF
the McDonogh School No l, girls, kindly
gave her pupils a spring time holiday.
Most of tho children went down to the
United States Barracks in street cars, and
they were US happy as larks. When on the
pleasant grounds the little ones found
rational amusenents in such diversions as
please the school children out for holiday.
Ample provision had been made to satisfy
appetites sl,arpened by wholesome exer-
else, and if one of the scholars failed to
,nun,h it Was because she could not spare
the time from the long looked for sports.
Sucn as chose INDUCED in dancing, and
when weary of that pastime retired to
shady places and talked of what they will
do when grown to wOmsn's estate. Some
of the specuIations would look queer in
print, but not stranger than some made by
older and wiser heads. 1t would have
made an i'll natured man or mstron sudden
~ wish for youthful days had they but
witnessed the scene fortunately no such
persons were allowed to participate in the
festivities. One great advantage is possess.
ed by the Barracks grounds, for those who
are fortunate enough to obtain permissiqa
to use them, and that 10 that Intrusive boyp
and men cannot annoy the innocent chill
dren. Mischievous lads wiz always be
found ready to invite themselves to